Island feet most sweet
Despite a fondness for slippers and bare feet, Hawaii residents use more Odor-Eaters products per capita than any other state. According to a
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MonthJune 2003
Helicopter crash kills four
A sightseeing tour over the lava fields of Kilauea on Father’s Day turned deadly for a Pennsylvania family when the helicopter they were
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O`ahu crime up in 2002
The Honolulu crime rate jumped by more than 16 percent last year, with increases reported in seven of eight categories tracked by the
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Advertiser workers rally for new contract
Unionized employees at the Honolulu Advertiser held a lunch-hour rally outside the newspaper building yesterday to call attention to the fact that, as
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Exploring Kilauea's 'tiny bubbles'
For the past couple of weeks, Kilauea had presented us with a flurry of tiny earthquakes located at a shallow depth beneath the
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Case joins fight to undo FCC changes
Hawai`i Rep. Ed Case is part of a bipartisan campaign in Congress to reverse last week’s controversial decision by the Federal Communications Commission
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Hawai`i, Utah alone in gambling ban
And then there were two. Hawai`i and Utah are now the only states without any form of legalized gambling, after Tennessee Gov. Phil
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Army man proposed to 50 women
At least one woman in Hawai`i is among dozens of victims who received gushing love letters and a marriage proposal from an Army
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Alleged airline shut down
A company claiming to be an airline offering cheap flights between Hawai`i and Los Angeles has been ordered to cease sales by a
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Wie qualifies for U.S. Women's Open
Hawaii’s golf phenom Michelle Wie — dubbed “the next Tiger Woods” by some sports commentators — today qualified for the U.S. Women’s Open. The 13-year-old
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