After more than five months of protests over construction of a giant telescope on land some native Hawaiians consider sacred, Hawaii Gov. David Ige said Thursday that state law enforcement will be removed from the site after he was informed that the project
Protesters trying to stop construction of a giant telescope atop Hawaii's tallest mountain were visited by The Rock last week. This week, Aquaman stopped by.
Hawaii Gov. David Ige withdrew an emergency proclamation for Mauna Kea on Tuesday as two hurricanes approach, saying there are "no immediate plans to move heavy equipment up the mountain" to start construction on a controversial new telescope.
A judge in Hawaii denied a request for a temporary restraining order that would have prevented scientists from building another telescope on Mauna Kea.
It's been nearly a week since construction of a massive telescope atop Hawaii's Mauna Kea was scheduled to begin.
Hawaii's governor has issued an emergency proclamation as protests continue over the construction of a major new telescope.
Hundreds of protesters have blocked a road leading up to a massive telescope atop Mauna Kea, Hawaii's tallest mountain.
