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.

Left unchecked, Majano could devastate Hawaiʻi reefs. The good news: Efforts to eradicate an invasive anemone appear to be working.

The shrimp farm has been part of West Kaua‘i’s agricultural landscape for decades.

Kona low flooding exposed a network of farmland drainage ditches overgrown with invasive mangroves — and drew a network of volunteers to clear them.

The state is expected to see the largest drop in high school graduates in the nation.

The road above Waimea Bay was closed to traffic on May 17, with alternating single-lane traffic planned for another two months. Or more.

Kaimana Beach has become a favored birthing place for monk seal mom Kaiwi.

Students and coaches had advocated for years for surfing to be recognized as an official high school sport.

The day is often overlooked, but some — including retired Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald — are making a push to reinvigorate the annual celebration of the U.S. Constitution and rule of law.

Hawaiʻi actors learn how to stay safe and make staged violence look real at Mānoa Valley Theatre.