Insanity is a complicated legal term, one expert says. The case of Byran Uyesugi, accused in the killings of seven Xerox workers, has renewed interest in the insanity plea. A judge must decide if he is competent to stand trial and whether he was legally insane at the time of the shootings. Hawaii's law on the subject may be changed in the wake of the case. A special sports report on the Sony Open Continuing coverage of the Mercedes Open in Kapalua Kauai range testing market as launch for mini-satellites Finding a new market for the Pacific Missile Range Facility at Barking Sands is important, its backers say, and they want to develop the site for small rockets and satellites.
City officials say they're being asked for too much money with too little data.
TV news dukes it out The fight for the No. 1 spot in TV news broadcasting is heating up in Hawaii. Longtime champ Joe Moore of Channel 2 can expect a tough battle when Dan Cooke moves to Channel 4 next month. Bishop Museum, Advertiser seeking memories of Waikiki Bishop Museum and The Advertiser are seeking memories from people who remember old Waikiki. The museum is planning an exhibit about old-time Waikiki that will open Feb. 24, and the newspaper plans to print the recollections. National Scores Trips to the bank become a thing of the past Paying bills online, use of a debit card, seeking loans via the Web.