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Kellen Moore came to work and wasn't in the mood for relaxation.
Two of three jet carriers that fly interisland routes in Hawaii are merging in hopes of growing and taking market share away from Hawaiian Airlines.
The FBI on Friday released video footage showing waves rushing in and violently tossing cars and trucks in a parking lot as a deadly tsunami struck American Samoa last week.
Brian Viloria saved a little for a "Rocky-like" ending for the hometown crowd.
The Western Athletic Conference is reprimanding Hawaii coach Greg McMackin for his derogatory comment while describing Notre Dame's chant before last year's Hawaii Bowl.
Hawaii coach Greg McMackin apologized Thursday for making a derogatory remark usually directed toward gays while describing Notre Dame's chant during a dinner banquet leading up to last year's Hawaii Bowl.
The Y-shaped Ilikai hotel that has graced the Waikiki skyline for nearly five decades and hosted everyone from U.S. presidents to Elvis Presley has closed.
Michelle Wie's home state, which promotes itself as a golfer's paradise with year-round sunny weather, has bid aloha to the LPGA Tour — for now.
The federal government said Friday it will revise the critical habitat for endangered Hawaiian monk seals for the first time in 21 years, which is likely to significantly expand the protection area to include beaches and waters of the main Hawaiian Islands.
The Queen's Medical Center has paid $2.5 million to settle two lawsuits alleging Hawaii's largest private hospital overcharged Medicare, the state's Medicaid program and TRICARE health benefits program for military dependents, the U.S. Attorney said Wednesday.
If life is a beach, Hanalei Bay must be heaven.
Recently fired Hawaii women's basketball coach Jim Bolla filed a wrongful termination lawsuit Monday, alleging he was ousted in retaliation for complaining that female athletes were being discriminated against.
Citigroup Inc.'s new board chairman, Richard Parsons, said financial institutions are being targeted for creating the nation's financial crisis, but they aren't the only ones responsible.
Tourism industry leaders in Hawaii coping with the sharp downturn in business travel are seeking help from a native son — President Barack Obama.
Hawaii officials said Wednesday they plan to seek money from the U.S. Navy for environmental damage to a coral reef caused by a warship that ran aground in February.
South Korean pop star and actor Rain and his managers on Thursday were ordered to pay a Hawaii promoter more than $8 million in damages for canceling a 2007 concert in Honolulu.
DeMaurice Smith, the NFLPA's new executive director, says he will reach out to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell as soon as possible to begin negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement.
South Korean pop star and actor Rain has testified he had every intention of performing in Hawaii and other U.S. states, but a series of abrupt concert cancellations were out of his control.
Democratic Rep. Neil Abercrombie announced Saturday that he will run for Hawaii governor next year, saying he was inspired by his longtime friend Barack Obama to bring change.
The Pro Bowl is returning to Hawaii.
The Hawaii Tourism Authority board Thursday rejected the NFL's second proposal to return the Pro Bowl to the islands in 2011 and '12.
The Navy warship that was grounded a half-mile off Honolulu for four days had been stuck in coral reef, not rock and sand as military officials previously reported.
On the verge of her first LPGA Tour title and a storybook start to her rookie year, all Michelle Wie had to do was hang on for eight more holes.
Michelle Wie seemed to have the trophy in her grasp until Angela Stanford and a late stumble got in the way.
When No. 13 waved to cheering fans and disappeared into the dark tunnel at Aloha Stadium, then retreated quietly to his locker, it may have been the final time for Kurt Warner in an NFL uniform.
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