Hawaii Tribune Herald

One of the most recognizable structures in Lili‘uokalani Gardens, the vermilion wooden bridge pavilion, will undergo a complete rebuild because of extensive termite damage.

A Hilo doctor’s lawsuit against Hawaii’s largest health insurer will unexpectedly go before the state Supreme Court.

A series of new rules to manage the spread of invasive species are closer to becoming official.

Despite appearing in a state environmental assessment, a private company’s concept for a water treatment facility in Keaukaha remains only hypothetical for now.

A series of temporary state regulations to mitigate the spread of coconut rhinoceros beetles and other invasive species could become permanent.

Four-legged friends could help root out six-legged pests under a growing program to teach dogs how to detect little fire ants.

A judge earlier this month ruled in favor of a developer who sued a homeowners association over long-stalled plans to build a resort in Ka‘u.

When the Maui Emergency Management Agency named Darryl Oliveira its interim administrator in the wake of the Aug. 8, 2023, wildfires that killed more than 100 people, they tapped the extensive experience of a career Big Island first responder and emergency manager.

A proposal to build a sawmill in Hilo has been withdrawn after backlash from neighbors of the project.

Hawaii County voters are starting to receive their mail-in ballots for the Nov. 5 General Election.

A wetter-than-usual rainy season is being forecast by the federal government’s weather watchers.