The PGA Tour’s new philosophy of less meaning more could simply mean less — or quite possibly, nothing — for Hawaii after this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii tournament.

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An angry but peaceful crowd estimated at more than 500 demonstrators held signs and chanted slogans during a rally Saturday ...

STEVENS POINT − Sentry donated another $1 million to programs in Maui to help support hunger relief, the native forest and ...

Organizers said Saturday’s protest was to stand up to President Donald Trump and express their disgust with their “thuggish ...

A mainstay of Hawaii’s luxury retailers for decades is shuttering as DFS Group exits the Aloha State, the company announced ...

Monday: Mostly cloudy. Breezy. Scattered showers early in the morning, then showers likely in the late morning and early ...

The Maui County Council advances Bill 161, a proposal that would ban new private swimming pools in West Maui. The bill is ...

A family member reported 16-year-old Latanoa Taione of Wailuku missing on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026, after she didn't return ...

Fresh and sweet with a warm orange glow, the first commercial harvest of Hawaii-grown mandarins were a delicious success!

The reports cite multiple sources saying both Hawaii’s tour stops – the Sony Open at Waialae, and the Sentry Tournament of ...

While the PGA Tour didn’t tee off this week on Maui, Sentry Insurance is still driving $1 million into three nonprofit ...