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Hawaii Gov. Josh Green has signed legislation that will allow more people to carry concealed firearms

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green was one of the people who stopped to help when his security detail spotted a vehicle upside down in a lava field

Hawaii’s state government is considering a new law that would require tourists to pay for a yearlong pass to visit parks and trails as part of an effort to offset the damage done by travelers to the coral reefs, dolphin habitats and other environmentally sensitive areas.

Kyrie Irving? Out. Tim Hardaway Jr.? Out. Christian Wood, Josh Green and Maxi Kleber... well, you get it.

Hawaii wants the 10 million tourists who travel to the US state every year to help pay for upkeep of its natural environment by way of a licence or pass to visit state parks and trails.

Hawaii lawmakers are considering legislation that would require tourists to pay for a yearlong license or pass to visit state parks and trails. They're still debating how much they would charge.

Taking care of Hawaii’s unique natural environment takes time, people and money

Back in October, I wrote about something I figured would quietly become one of the more important story lines in the league: How would the Mavericks—who opted to let highly talented guard Jalen Brunson walk—handle Luka Dončić’s usage rate, which had already been the NBA’s highest in each of the…

Judging from the look on Josh Green’s face and the tone in his voice, the sting of Wednesday night’s loss to Golden State and bewilderment about you-know-what moment had subsided by early Thursday afternoon.