‘Tis the season when thousands of locals and visitors descend upon Waimea to celebrate heritage, culture and cherry blossoms.

Coconut Grove Marketplace on Alii Drive in the core of Kailua Village has been listed for sale.

A new private K-12 school in Captain Cook, Corban Academy, held a land dedication ceremony Saturday with the hope of having the new structure ready for the 2025 school year.

Word spread quickly in West Hawaii about the potential sale of the beloved Manago Hotel and the prospect of the iconic restaurant serving the last order of pork chops.

Businesses at the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority and the Hawaii Ocean Science and Technology Park at Keahole Point contributed over $90 million to Hawaii’s economy in 2022, according to a University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization analysis.

Over two dozen flights were impacted by the closure of Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole on Monday afternoon after the discovery of cracks in the runway.

Two defendants convicted of the attempted murder of a security guard at the Kona Seaside Hotel are set to have their case retried today.

A bill passed into law in 2021 establishing an ocean stewardship special fund became effective Jan. 1.

State legislators on Wednesday announced plans to reintroduce a bill calling for full public financing of elections in Hawaii.

Family and friends of a woman who was reported missing on Nov. 20 are still seeking answers surrounding her disappearance.

A 42 year-old Kealakekua woman who was shot in an apparent New Year’s Day murder-suicide had been granted a temporary restraining order on Dec. 29 against her ex-boyfriend, 43 year-old Garret Kaleohano of Captain Cook.

A 39 year-old Waikoloa man has been charged with numerous offenses following a shooting incident in Kawaihae in the early morning hours of Saturday, Dec. 30.

The County Council Finance Committee on Tuesday deferred a bill that would create a new long-term rental class for property taxes to a later meeting to further discuss ramifications of the proposal.

The Big Island is slated to receive a share of more than $18 million in federal grants to the State of Hawaii from the U.S. Department of Transportation for projects to improve safety on roads and sidewalks.

Allocation of nearly $10 million to 16 homeless service providers covering 22 projects was approved Wednesday by the County Council.