If they succeed, the residents would become the new owners of the seventh-largest landholding in Hawaii.

The FEMA program could help as the climate crisis worsens. But the public would have to know it exists and overcome outdated building codes and high property values.

The pandemic slashed Molokai air travel options. In a pinch, this airline executive gets Friendly Isle residents where they need to be.

For many, Hawaiian immersion education is geographically out-of-reach. A new virtual learning platform aims to make it more accessible.

Planting crops that adapt, cutting back on workers, even harvesting fog are ideas being put into action on Maui and Molokai.

Gov. David Ige’s second emergency proclamation empowers the county and state to better address the problems facing the drought-stricken county.

The Catholic saint embraced those the rest of society had rejected, joining them and even dying for them, and he also represented people at the margins.

Great stock has been put into fencing off native ecosystems, namely watersheds, to ensure that the state’s terrestrial and marine resources are protected for the future.

The island has a storied history of bovine tuberculosis, including a complete eradication of cattle from the island in 1985.

The state Department of Health, which oversees Kalaupapa, says it doesn’t have the expertise to manage building a memorial.