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When forces of Kamehameha I conquered Oʻahu in 1796, at least one Black person was already living on the island, according to the National Park Service. But the history of African Americans in Hawaiʻi is less well-known than some other strands of local history.

A day-old pair of wildfires continued to rage through a military training range Monday on Hawaii’s Big Island as three Army helicopters joined the firefighting effort.

Kiewit Corporation has been a government contractor since the 1920s. Learn more about the top Kiewit government contracts over the years.

Here are some of the best sports bars with big screens to watch the Chiefs play the Eagles in Honolulu this Super Bowl Sunday LVII. 

The US Army 25th Infantry Division has been stationed in Hawaii since 1941 and is now the most important military force in the region.

His body will be buried in Monticello, his hometown, and commemorated with a funeral on March 25.

Combat medicine training in the field with cadavers isn't new for the U.S. military, but historically it has been reserved for Green Berets, Navy SEALs and other elite special operations troops.

Combat medicine training in the field with cadavers isn’t new for the U.S. military, but historically it has been reserved for Green Berets, Navy SEALs and other elite special operations troops.

Spc. Salem Ezz built a series of sensors from scratch that can track humidity in barracks and report conditions for mold in real time.

The US Department of Defense Readiness and Environmental Integration Program is awarding Hawai‘i $7,123,851 to protect and restore rare species of plants and animals found only in Hawai‘i. These actions will be conducted on lands near military training installations.