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Auwē! Miss USA viewers get angry over a question posed to Miss Hawai‘i.
Seven ideas to survive the Hawaiian vog.
A $6 million deal protects North Shore’s farmland.
Summer is just around the corner.
The man behind the Emmy-winning television show about the zombie apocalypse answers fan questions at the Amazing Hawai‘i Comic Con.
This year’s event is going to be larger than ever—here’s how to navigate the crowds and traffic.
It’s Bike to Work Week—Here’s a few ways to make your daily bike commute easy and fun.
“Art in a Time of Chaos: Masterworks from Six Dynasties China, 3rd–6th Centuries” will be on display until Aug. 21 at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Beer, wine and upgraded food with your movie sound great, but there are some drawbacks, too.
Ari Dalbert and Nicholas Amador continue Hawai‘i’s incredible string of victories in national poetry recital competitions.
A new Zak Noyle Photo Exhibit in Waikīkī shows off his pics from the recent surf competition.
William Shakespeare’s First Folio will be on display at Kapi‘olani Community College’s Lama library from April 25 through May 25.
You can watch “Pali Road” on Friday, April 29 at Regal Dole Cannery Stadium Theatres.
Luis Esquivel shows off his math skills on “Little Big Shots.”
Happy World Penguin Day! Here are some ideas on where to celebrate in Hawai‘i on Monday, April 25.
This new book by University of Hawai‘i geophysicist Hope Jahren is getting national attention. Here’s why you should check it out, too.
Earth Day is this Friday, April 22. Celebrate in Honolulu with cleanups, giveaways, workshops and other events.
Hilo designers open Honolulu store but only on Fridays.
You can view Yayoi Kusama’s art installation at the Ward Village Courtyard through May 13.
A local take on a touristy day whale watching on the Star of Honolulu.
Bust out the popcorn.
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: neighborhood watches.
A ruff day goes away as soon as puppies arrive.