Bill Dorman

Twenty-seven members of the Hawaiʻi National Guard arrived in Washington D.C. on July 6, and now Gov. Josh Green is facing calls to bring them back home.

The world's largest naval military warfare exercises are just over halfway through their five weeks of activity in and around Hawaiʻi.

Katie Mulliken, geologist at the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, presents “Volcano Minute,” a new way to keep track of Hawaiʻi's volcanoes.

Hawaiʻi is not the only location of a noteworthy international military exercise in recent days.

Global coffee prices have come down from recent highs earlier this month. But the impact of a strong El Niño weather pattern remains uncertain for the world's top two coffee producers: Brazil and Vietnam.

Tropical Storm Fausto looks like it will pass north of the Hawaiian Islands over the next couple of days with limited impact.

Hawaiʻi tourism numbers should be out this week for the month of June. This week, the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority announced a different approach in its new strategic plan.

The Japanese yen has settled a bit after its recent sharp increase against the U.S. dollar. But what does that mean for local businesses that count on visitors from Japan?

The weather across the Hawaiian Islands this week is about what you'd usually expect this time of year: light to moderate trade winds picking up speed as the weekend approaches.

Nearly half the beaches in South Korea are fading away. That's according to a recent report on coastal erosion from the country's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries.