Denby Fawcett

Some people say they're icky and slimy. But these scientists think they're beautiful.

Developers ran out of money to convert the landmark former restaurant into a hotel.

The numbers have doubled over last year, but the top cause remains the same: speeding.

"Place Names of Hawaiʻi" provides an introductory grasp of the islands' culture and mythology.

Low-tech "blue books" offer a way to curb high-tech chatbot cribbing.

State and city officials combined major sweeps with service tents offering food, showers and housing options.

A rally at the State Capitol and surprise criticism from the master of ceremonies during an event honoring Vietnam veterans are examples of growing unrest.

Big donations of the vintage instruments enrich the stateʻs Hawaiian Music Archives. Soon, you may be able to check them out.

The military removes a web page honoring the Hawaiʻi unit's World War II exploits and its thousands of Japanese-American soldiers.

From organizing rallies and speaking events to starting a book club, they prefer to resist rather than just observe.