A 43-year-old man will spend up to a half-decade behind bars for a 2019 shooting that injured one and triggered an 11-day manhunt.

A bill that would identify fired or suspended county police officers is headed to Gov. David Ige’s desk.

Hawaii public schools are set to reopen Aug. 4 with educators and pupils on campus for the new school year.

Wildlife officials are asking the public to keep an eye out for — and a respectful distance from — monk seals this holiday weekend.

House Finance Committee members on Monday signed off on a gut-and-replace bill that would allow the state to issue temporary revocable leases for emergency homeless camps on state land amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The first residents of Ka Lamaku, a community of tiny homes constructed to house the homeless in Kailua-Kona, are expected to move in this week.

A bill to release the identities of fired or suspended county police officers is headed back to the full Legislature for a final vote.

A measure to disclose the names of officers discharged or suspended from a county police department is back on the table.

Northbound traffic on Alii Drive will be shifted to a temporary bridge in the vicinity of the Kona Tiki Hotel starting Wednesday as work progresses to replace a deteriorating culvert on the Waiaha Drainageway.

Young Brothers has deferred suspending less-than-container-load and mixed cargo shipping service for the time being, company president Jay Ana told the state Public Utilities Commission Wednesday.

The state Land Board unanimously granted a contested case proceeding to three Big Island residents facing a combined $110,000 in administrative fines for alleged illegal aquarium fish collecting earlier this year off the South Kohala Coast.