Jill Kuramoto

They’re the family that had everyone shouting answers at their TV – and this week, the Radke family wrapped up a rare five-episode winning streak on Family Feud.

“I’m not joking. I’m always feeling like if this is my last cover, it better be good. But that drives me to make good art. So I guess it’s a double-edged sword.”

Notorious interstate road rage suspect Nathaniel Radimak was in court on Oct. 22 for a mental health evaluation following his alleged attack on two women in Kakaʻako back in May.

“We’ve been meeting with DOT regularly and daily we meet with all the local workers of all the federal agencies and we’re not seeing any impacts to Hawaii.”

Hawaii Pacific Health, which operates four hospitals and several clinics statewide, says it has agreed to pursue discussions with HMSA, Hawaii’s largest health insurer.

On day two of the government shutdown, Hawaii agencies are starting to see the first ripple effects. Families are calling for help and nonprofits say the road ahead could get much harder.

Hawaii DOE survey spurs push for statewide cell phone policy in schools

The Honolulu Police Department is urging concertgoers to plan ahead and stay safe during the “A Hui Hou Tribute to Fiji” event at Kapiʻolani Park on Saturday, Sept. 13.

Solar companies and customers across the state are racing against time. Thousands are trying to install rooftop solar before December 31st, when the federal tax credit is set to expire. But the pro…

Hawaii is once again facing the urgent question – how ready are we, and our homes, if disaster strikes?