After Inouye: Hawaii's most powerful representative is gone. What happens now?
Hawaii's most powerful representative is gone. What happens now?
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Hawaii's most powerful representative is gone. What happens now?
Some local physicians don’t think the search engine’s aggregated search data for the flu is accurate.
Gov. Neil Abercrombie shares his first impressions of the late senator, why Inouye was so effective in office and how he’ll always cherish a congratulatory phone call.
It’s been a severe flu season on the Mainland, leaving Hawaii residents questioning how bad it will get here. The thing is, the flu is already here.
Hawaii lawmakers propose to limit paparazzi. We're just jaded.
With gun laws much in the news, we thought we’d take a look at what, exactly, the process is for acquiring a handgun in Honolulu.
Zuckerberg may be buying real estate in Honolulu, but MySpace Tom was here first.
Sometimes we forget Hawaii isn't the only place in the world with active volcanoes.
You don’t get to choose them, but you have to live with them.
One of the Make-A-Wish Foundation's local recipients is 11-year-old Skylar Soares, and her wish is to create a line of sun-safe hats.
Here's a monk seal, sounding somewhat like a heavy beer drinker with indigestion, to get you started.
It's whale watching season in Hawaii, which, unfortunately, also means it's whale stranding and entanglement season, too.
All the restaurant coverage in this issue got us thinking about our favorite local foods.
Celebrating the best of the worst of 2012—the dumb, the deranged and the indefensible.
After taking care of business on his end in small Pipe, Florence gets a repeat world title in the semifinals thanks to France’s Jeremy Flores knocking out Gabriel Medina. But he loses the Pipe Masters to Flores in the finals.
Recent sightings of aloha shirts on members of the race-war-promoting “boogaloo boys” run counter to our iconic garment’s history.