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This summer there were 11 expeditions from around the world trying to climb K2—including the one-man 2004 Hawaiian Expedition, which consisted of our contributing editor, guy Sibilla.

30 years of land struggles in Hawaii

John Keola Lake has shaped an entire generation of Native Hawaiians. In doing so, he is ensuring that the ways of his kupuna live on.

Diamond Head Theatre celebrates its 90th anniversary season, a milestone for the oldest continuously operating theater in the Islands

Even as prices shoot through the roof, owning a home is still within your reach.

We took a look at 10 single-family houses up for sale in neighborhoods all over the island and researched what they sold for over the years.

We did the math to come up with four great looks for four different budgets.

The city and county of Honolulu wants to change the way the city looks. Is “smart growth” the way to go?

Collectors Flock to Showcase Local Art.

This Spring, 9,000 troops left Hawai‘i. Of these, 5,000 went to Afghanistan and 4,000 to Iraq. It was the largest Hawai‘i deployment since the Vietnam War.

Learning the lingo leads to a new appreciation.

An esteemed panel of musicologists, producers and artists select the 50 albums they feel represent the best in Hawaii music.

We asked area musicians to help us interpret the sound of clothing.

We know men and women’s tastes can differ on home furnishings and décor. So this month, we sent a pair of writers into Honolulu’s showrooms to find out what would catch their eye.

We take a peek at the paychecks of your friends and neighbors.

The 21st Annual Honolulu Magazine Starbucks Coffee Hawai‘i Fiction Contest Grand Prize Winner

After a century, we still underestimate leptospirosis. And what we don’t know can kill us.

We test 10 of the hottest new vehicles in real world Honolulu traffic.

It’s National Dental Health Month. Really, you ought to appreciate it.

Is “a Hawaiian sense of place” ruining local architecture?