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Hawaiʻi Tourism & Gaming Working Group Takes Closer Look at Lotteries, Online Gaming
During its latest meeting, the Hawai’i Tourism and Gaming Working Group focused its attention on examining not only how other states generate revenue through gaming, but how those systems are structured, regulated and used to fund public needs.
For Hawaiʻi, one theme emerged throughout the lottery discussion: before asking how much money a lottery could generate, the state may first need to determine what it wants that money to accomplish.
From Kalihi to Flushing Meadows: Andre Ilagan’s Journey Reaches the U.S. Open
Andre Ilagan grew up spending four or five hours a day on the tennis courts at Kalaukaua District Park.
Next week, he’ll step onto a much bigger stage.
The Farrington High School graduate and former University of Hawai‘i standout earned one of nine wild-card entries into the qualifying tournament for the 2026 U.S. Open, becoming the first Rainbow Warrior men’s tennis player to compete at the major tournament. READ MORE.
Training Camp Q&A with Hawaii Football OL Dean Briski
Dean Briski enters his final season with the Hawai‘i football team taking on a new challenge along the offensive line.
The 2022 Samoana High School graduate and Pago Pago, American Samoa, native played 783 of his 788 total snaps at the left tackle position in 2025. This season, the 6-foot-5, 305-pound redshirt senior is moving to right tackle, where he will protect the blindside of left-handed quarterback Micah Alejado, the Mountain West Preseason Offensive Player of the Year. READ MORE.
Mana Wahine Wednesday: HPU Women’s Flag Football HC Kanda Korver
Trailblazing programs need trailblazing people.
Hawaii Pacific University became the first college in the islands to latch on to the runaway train of girls’ flag football popularity, announcing this past May that the school would be adding an officially sponsored program for student-athletes to join.
One problem? They needed a coach.
WATCH INTERVIEW.
Hawai’i rolls in preseason tune-up against Chaminade
The University of Hawai’i women’s volleyball team swept through four sets of exhibition action against Chaminade on Monday, (25-20, 25-16, 25-10, 25-13), seeing all 15 players on the roster get action as the Rainbow Wahine took each of the three frames in regulation along with the pre-match mutually agreed fourth set regardless of the results prior.
First two week HS Football analysis and latest Lasquero rankings heading into Week 3
It has been a crazy first two weeks of the season with a number of thrilling games on opening weekend followed by a slew of cancellations with Hurricane Lala affecting the state.
Because of the number of cancellations and numerous matchups featuring a Hawaii team against a team from the continent, no changes were made in my rankings between Week 2 and Week 3. READ MORE.
