University of Hawaiʻi women’s volleyball coach Joshua Walker credited a relentless defense and strong serving for the team's perfect 8-0 conference record as they host UNLV today and again Saturday at home.
Kailua twins turned a Harry Potter display into a six-figure fundraiser to support Maui recovery.
Their creative effort brought local help to a community in need + highlighted a spirit of innovation.
Hawai’i baseball legend Kolten Wong (11-year MLB veteran) is named special advisor to UH Athletics.
He will work with Athletics Director Matt Elliott and Coach Rich Hill to support players, recruits and community engagement.
Hawaii has received nearly $400k from the federal government to boost pesticide enforcement.
The EPA funds will go to the state’s Department of Agriculture - Biosecurity Pesticides Branch, which will hire two inspectors and a chemist for fiscal year 2027 through Sept.
A groundbreaking ceremony marked the $260 million first phase of a $1 billion Mayor Wright Homes redevelopment in Kalihi — Palama, where community members turned soil and distributed salt.
Lionel Luis, who grew up in the complex, looks forward to returning as the 10 — tower project moves ahead.
Hawaiian Homes Commission Chair Kali Watson (advocating for better housing) spoke on Island Life Live on Oct.
22 about DHHL project leases, the department’s century-long vision, and partnerships with Aliʻi Trusts (designed to support Native Hawaiian beneficiaries) in expanding housing options in Honolulu.
The University of Hawaii women’s basketball team began its season under new head coach Khalilah Mitchell with a 90–38 win over Hawaii Pacific University, highlighted by Bailey Flavell’s game-high 27 points — and the team will travel to Eugene in two weeks to face the Oregon Ducks.
FEMA announced that nonprofits and houses of worship in Kauai and Maui impacted by Hurricane Lowell from Sept.
6-9 may soon apply for federal disaster aid. Eligible organizations must submit a Request for Public Assistance by Nov. 6 through the state Emergency Management Agency.
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