The Crime That Changed the Islands
The Thalia Massie affair was one of Hawaii's most sensational and significant trials in the state's history and has forever changed Hawaii.
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Crisis in the Trauma Center
The trauma center at Queen’s saves hundreds of lives every year. What happens if it closes?
Scary Shortage
Shortage of medical specialists in the community.
How to Choose Your Doctor
How to choose your doctor in Honolulu
The Best Bars in Honolulu 2009: Liquid Assets
When anxiety runs high, we remember that these bars are assets to our community. For our annual Best Bars feature story, we found these places and we lift our glasses high in salute.
Keep Your Family Healthy
Advice from the Best Doctors in Hawaii.
Editor's Page: All in a Name
The truth behind my one-initial shoutout.
Paging Doctor Insurance
If it's medicine that we need, why is insurance always the prescription?
Feedback
...on physician-assisted suicide, illegal immigration and Obama's home state.
Letters
...on dining with kids, Mainland pigs and using the magazine as a resource. Plus, a pizza giveaway!
Behind the Curtain
The unsung heroes of Hawaii entertainment.
2008 Sour Poi Awards
Celebrating the best of the worst of 2008—the strange, the stupid and the scandalous.
UH at 100
What’s next for Hawaii’s university?
Our Disappearing Nurses
A nursing shortage looms on the horizon, not just nationally, but also here in Hawaii. Can the problem be fixed before it's too late?
Rescue Your Stuff
We’ve scoured Honolulu for the quickest, easiest and most reliable repair ideas.
Last Chance Moms
In recent years, Friday pau hanas for my group of 40-something friends have somehow morphed into Friday playdates for our toddlers. Discussions about careers and dream vacations have given way to talk about birthday parties, the best baby gear and childcare. Even the playful competitive one-upmanship among the dads no longer involves football or golf scores, but rather baby milestones.
Letters 6/07
“Scrap Yard: Does God Exist?” 05/07 Two University of Hawai‘i professors, Victor Stenger and Charles Hayes, squared off about God and science. How can you run an article on such a lofty subject—with two opposing viewpoints—in barely a page? It…
Night Shift
When the sun goes down, a completely different Honolulu comes to life. For most of us, it’s a time to watch television and then go to sleep, but, for some, it’s time for work. Meet the people who are up all night—making nightlife fun, keeping us safe, and making sure the city is ready to go when we wake up in the morning.
“Mom”
An excerpt from former Gov. Ben Cayetano’s upcoming autobiography, Ben, A Memoir, from Street Kid to Governor.
Healthy Bones, Healthy Bodies
A Honolulu-based doctor shares her tips for keeping bones strong—whether you’re 30 or 90.
Tough Jobs [Somebody's Got To Do It]
The first challenge in compiling a list of tough jobs is defining what makes a job tough—and that, it turns out, is highly subjective.
Ready for Prime Time?
For 100 years, Filipinos have been a major part of Hawai‘i. Is it time for their cuisine to go mainstream?
Saving St. Francis
When a deal to sell their hospital fell through, a band of physicians got together to buy it themselves. Will they be able to turn things around?
Bird Flu and You
Is Hawai’i ready for a pandemic such as bird flu? That depends on you.
