Hawaii News Now: Thousands join nationwide protest at Hawaii State Capitol after bomb threat cleared
An estimated 10,000 rallied at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol for the 'No Dictators' protest after a bomb threat was cleared by police.
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West Hawaii Today: ‘No Dictators’ protests today in Hilo, Kona
Kona Indivisible and East Hawaiʻi Indivisible hosted 'No Dictators' protests in Kona and Hilo as part of over 3,000 nationwide events.
Star Advertiser: ‘No Dictators’ demonstrators allowed to return to State Capitol after bomb threat
A bomb threat evacuated the Hawaiʻi State Capitol during the 'No Dictators' rally before police cleared it and protesters returned.
Island News: Possible bomb threat at No Dictators protest but demonstrators stay strong
A bomb threat briefly panicked protesters at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol 'No Dictators' rally, but demonstrators held their ground.
Hawaii Tribune-Herald: ‘No Dictators’ protests Saturday in Hilo, Kona
East Hawaiʻi Indivisible and Kona Indivisible announced 'No Dictators' protests in Hilo and Kona, joining millions nationwide against Trump.
Honolulu Civil Beat: Reject ‘Dangerous’ National Constitutional Convention
Article co-written by Indivisible members Lisa Gibson and Ray Markey, and author Carol Maxym.
Honolulu Civil Beat: Ed Case’s Budget Stance Is Undermining Biden’s Agenda
Opinion article co-written by Indivisible leadership - founder Lisa H. Gibson, treasurer Ray Markey, and secretary Martha Nakajima.
West Hawaii Today: ‘We’re watching a coup in real time’
Nationwide protest in opposition to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, President Donald Trump, and his adminstration's ties to Project 2025
West Hawaii Today: Residents, commissioners weigh in on search for next police chief
11 candidates for the Hawaii Police Department’s vacant chief position will
receive invitations to be interviewed in January 2026.
Hawai’i Public Radio: Advocacy groups rally together for progressive tax measures
The Tax Fairness Coalition, including Indivisible Hawaiʻi, rallied at the Legislature urging passage of HB 1850 to tax capital gains as regular income.
U.S. News: People in Crisis Still Keep Their Guns. Can Hawaiʻi Change That?
Despite a 40% rise in gun deaths, Hawaiʻi's red flag law has been used just 13 times in six years, prompting lawmakers to push HB 2062.
Civil Beat: People In Crisis Still Keep Their Guns. Can Hawaiʻi Change That?
Despite a 40% rise in gun deaths, Hawaiʻi's rarely used red flag law is prompting lawmakers to push HB 2062 to raise awareness and expand access.
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