“Executive sessions should be used sparingly. When we close those doors without cause, we lose the very people we are here to serve.”

A legal battle among the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees has spilled out of court and into the public eye.

A British sailor became an eye witness to one of the deadliest battles for dominance of the Hawaiian Islands. His account has been languishing in a London archive.

Hawaiʻi U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz is pressing academic institutions to follow federal law regarding remains and cultural objects.

The writings of a Scottish botanist document the battlefield tactics in use by Kamehameha and others after the arrival of Capt. Cook.

Queen Emma paid a visit to this small museum in the English countryside 160 years ago.

Youth from across the islands — and the continent — participated in a mock legislative event last week aimed at engaging students in shaping Hawai‘i’s future.

Ten years of no fishing has led to a huge recovery on a stretch of the Kona Coast. Now comes the hard part: Protecting those gains.

The demand for learning ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi is high, but immersion schools can’t find enough teachers.

Gov. Josh Green and Hawaiʻi’s attorney general have vowed to fight the lawsuit against Hawaiian homelands eligibility.