Hawaii--sort of.
Technically, the name of Hawai'i must be written with an apostrophe between the last two i's. This apostrophe represents the glottal stop, which is a consonant in the Hawai'ian language. Thus, if you use the correct spelling of Hawai'i, then the word ends in a consonant and a vowel (' and i). Because the apostrophe is not used this way in English, most people outside of Hawai'i are unaware of this fact.
In Hawai'i, the name of the state is pronounced huh-VAI-ee, with a clear glottal stop between the two i sounds.
Hawaii.
New York
Yes! That would be New YorK.
New York
Alabama, Alaska and Arizona are U.S. states.
Hawaii is a U.S. state that ends with three vowels: a, i, and i.
Hawaii.
Louisiana...and HAWAII duhhh
maine
No US State end with a B.
New York
No U.S. state capital ends with the letters uta. Augusta, the capital city in Maine, ends with the letters usta.
Nebraska Oklahoma
Phoenix, Arizona
New York
New York
Yes! That would be New YorK.