Brittany Lyte

The low immunization rate at Kauaʻi schools is tied to a rise in easy-to-obtain religious waivers.

The state librarian says the new guidelines help people avoid any confusion that the library is banning books.

A Big Island woman found professional help but a permanent housing solution remains elusive.

The repairs are needed to protect the island's drinking water and ensure sufficient supply to face the growing wildfire risk, officials said.

A weak national economic outlook is driving down post-Maui wildfire recovery gains in Hawaiʻi's economy. A lone bright spot is the construction industry.

The closure will eliminate 15 jobs, or about 4% of Pulama Lānaʻi's 400-strong workforce, but the company said employees can apply for other positions.

Students stationed outside of stadiums to watch the lights for disoriented shearwater and petrel chicks have satisfied federal environmental requirements.

The advisory committee makes recommendations to the CDC on what vaccines the American public should take each year.

The county was able to help cut development costs by changing its zoning and subdivision codes.

Developers have failed to start construction on the 250-room project for the past two decades.