Though the cold front that blew over O’ahu yesterday didn’t pack the 60 mph gusts forecasters had feared, it did bring some blustery conditions, a few heavy showers and a big warning from emergency responders: …

The potentially life-threatening gusts predicted for much of Hawaii end up moving out of harm’s way, as Mother Nature decides to spare the islands a severe blow.

State and county governments prepared for the worst as the weather service warned of an approaching storm packing high wind and heavy rain.

To preserve Hawaii’s natural beauty, keep up with growth and ensure regulatory compliance, the US Army Schofield Barracks, Hawaii’s largest Army post, recently upgraded their wastewater treatment facility …

Gov. Linda Lingle has named veteran government executive and Maui attorney Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran to serve the two-year term of the late Democratic state Rep.

Wahiawa is considered free of noisy coqui frogs after an intensive three-year eradication campaign coordinated by the Oahu Invasive Species Committee.

Flooding and heavy rain that ravaged O’ahu and Kaua’i in mid-December caused an estimated $50 million in damage, according to state Civil Defense officials.

A A A’ Army Capt. Christopher Loftis took in the scene: Iraqi soldiers raiding the home of a suspected insurgent wanted for participating in deadly attacks against U.S. and Iraqi troops.

Army Capt. Christopher Loftis took in the scene: Iraqi soldiers raiding the home of a suspected insurgent wanted for participating in deadly attacks against U.S. and Iraqi troops.

Christopher Loftis took in the scene: Iraqi soldiers raiding the home of a suspected insurgent wanted for participating in deadly attacks against U.S. and Iraqi troops.