Although the controversy surrounding the Thirty Meter Telescope still looms large over the Big Island community, it has largely left the state Legislature this year. Certain
The decommissioning of two telescopes on University of Hawaiʻi-managed lands on Maunakea is tentatively scheduled to be completed by 2023. This is according to an
In December 2019 a moratorium was declared and all law enforcement officials left Mauna Kea. Opponents of TMT stood down. That moratorium is supposed to be
Governor David Ige spoke to media on Wednesday following his trip to Japan. Over the weekend, the office of the governor announced that Ige was going
Hawaii’s former governors are worried about the state’s future and think it is time for significant political change. In lengthy, wide-ranging interviews, four of Hawaii’s five
The current truce between the Thirty Meter Telescope and its opponents might be extended by another two months at the request of Mayor Harry Kim. In
When it comes to Mauna Kea, the governor, Legislature and Hawaii County are all looking at each other to figure out what to do to
BOSS Survey interviewed 433 business representatives statewide; 808 Poll reached 473 adult members of the general public statewide. Respondents in both surveys were asked: Should the
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) – Officials with the Thirty Meter Telescope are slated to meet with the governor this week to discuss the stalled project. The scheduled
In this article about TMT, former Akamai intern Brialyn Onodera said: “What I want most for them to understand is TMT is modern astronomy and that
The Politic recently wrote about the TMT conflict “It benefits everybody—the observatories, the local community—when we hire local,” Laychak explained, cautioning, “with that being said, there
TMT Vice President Gordon Squires confirmed to the Tribune-Herald that a land concession deal was reached between TMT and Puntagorda, but added that more permits
