The Latest Breaking News from Hawaii

Governor of Hawaii announces a billion settlement for Maui wildfires, aiming to compensate affected parties and prevent future disasters.

A $4 billion settlement has been reached to end thousands of lawsuits filed in the wake of devastating wildfires on Maui nearly one year ago, the governor of Hawaii announced Friday.

New DNA evidence links Albert Lauro Jr. to Dana Ireland's 1991 murder in Hawaii, sparking renewed investigation and calls for justice.

Dana Ireland, a 23-year-old tourist from Virginia, was kidnapped, raped and left for dead in the Kapoho area of Hawaii on Christmas Eve 1991

US naval exercises in Hawaii demonstrate advanced military capabilities, including using a B-2 bomber to sink a ship with precision-guided munitions.

Since the last week in June, navies and naval assets from 29 countries have been taking part the world’s largest naval exercises. The US-led Rimpac 2024 (Exercise Rim of the Pacific), the 29th such exercise to be held since 1971, claims to promote “a free and open Indo-Pacific”. But many…

Hawaii judge issues temporary injunction against law licensing Native Hawaiian midwifery, citing cultural preservation and protection of customary rights.

A Hawaii judge is temporarily blocking the state from enforcing a law requiring the licensing of practitioners and teachers of traditional Native Hawaiian midwifery

The Australian Navy has tested a new anti-ship missile for the first time, taking out an old US navy ship in Hawaii.