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It may be docked in Boston, but won’t be dumping any tea into the harbor.
More roads are getting a makeover.
The one-day stop includes high-level international meetings and a tour of RIMPAC.
O‘ahu’s ongoing hepatitis A outbreak continues to infect local residents; vaccinations are recommended.
State offers drive-thru voter registration.
Eco-groups move forward with plans to clean up the Ala Wai.
You may have noticed the military vessels pulling into Pearl Harbor over the past couple of days. Don’t worry, they come in peace.
The governor approves three legislative measures targeted at gun control.
A chemical in sunscreen causes “zombie reefs.”
Here’s what you need to know about BRUG’s new location.
The plant typically blooms once every two to five years.
The study found 20,658 pieces of buoys, floats, foam, plastics and tires washing up on Hawai‘i beaches.
Watch mesmerizing footage of the recent discovery within the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.
Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument turns 10 this month. Here’s what that means for Hawai‘i.
Hawai‘i’s beach is selected as the top beach in America by a Florida professor.
HONOLULU Magazine wins a CRMA Award and several Hawai‘i Publishers Association Awards.
The Congressman from Hawai‘i decides to focus on his fight against cancer.
Legislative proposals include social media privacy at work, a latex glove ban and an interisland ferry study.
The U.S. Postal Service puts Haleakalā Crater on a stamp.
A new website reveals the food-safety track record of O‘ahu restaurants.
A ruff day goes away as soon as puppies arrive.
Making President Obama look good, the 13th-seeded UH men’s basketball team bust No. 4 UC Berkeley in the South Regional NCAA Playoffs on Friday, March 18.
HONOLULU Magazine’s editor follows the journey of two priceless historic artifacts from New Zealand to Hawai‘i.
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