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The Hawai'i Island Movers, who recently completed a trip to Japan in which they played 16 games, will cap their season with two tournaments over the next two weeks.

Phil Mickelson will return to the PGA Tour at the Bridgestone Invitational next week, his first tournament since he tied for second at the U.S. Open.

Tadd Fujikawa's brush with Nationwide Tour history last week could have a large impact on his schedule the rest of this year, but first he is teeing off in Japan.

Still stewing after being beaten by a couple of bloop hits in the seventh inning of a start that began oh so perfectly, Chicago White Sox ace Mark Buehrle sounded nothing like a pitcher who had just delivered a record-setting

Brett Favre has handed the Minnesota Vikings one more loss. The 39-year-old Favre called Vikings coach Brad Childress yesterday to tell the coach he won't be coming out of retirement to play for Minnesota.

Local commercial real estate firm NAI ChaneyBrooks has expanded its presence in Japan, establishing a partnership with Tokyo-based real estate, import and manufacturing company Maruka Group to operate NAI ChaneyBrooks Japan Ltd.

Honolulu's Arnold Toriumi, a 2009 graduate of Punahou School, has earned a spot on USA Judo's Junior World Team.

The loss of two NCL America vessels from the Hawaii market contributed to a decline in U.S. cruise ship voyages last year for the first time in at least 10 years.

Teee Williams' spikes drew blood. She once stuffed a volleyball before the hitter even took a swing and constantly blocked balls into opponents' stomachs. Her digs were the stuff of defensive dreams.

Americans are looking past the stock market surge and signs of a stabilizing economy and focusing on something more personal — job worries.

An economic reality check is cooling the stock market's rally. Stocks ended little changed yesterday as a key barometer of consumer confidence and a handful of disappointing earnings reports reminded investors that an economic recovery this year is far from

Thanks to a surprising offer, defensive tackle Kaniela Tuipulotu will be able to hit the books — and University of Hawai'i football players in practice — this coming fall semester.

The state of Hawai'i said it will switch 7,500 noncitizens, many from Pacific Island nations, from Medicaid programs to one it is creating to provide basic medical care.

The Penn state of mind is focused on retaining a world championship. Hilo's BJ Penn will not be lacking for motivation when he defends his UFC world title next week against Boston's Kenny Florian.

The checklist for most 22-year-olds include finishing college, finding a job and moving on to the next step in life. Shellane Ogoshi can now check those goals off her list.

First Hawaiian Bank snapped a seven-year string of increasing quarterly profits. But the 151-year-old company still managed to post near-record results during the second quarter.

The start of his second training camp is a week away, and Hawai'i head football coach Greg McMackin remains cautiously optimistic. Last year, McMackin had to replace nine offensive starters. This year, he has to rebuild a defense that returns

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