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Russ Roberts (https://hawaiinewsdigestonline.com).
Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day for Kauai County and Oahu.
The heavy rains are expected to start on Kauai on Saturday night.
Police are warning the public to be on the lookout for counterfeit bills circulating on Hawaii Island.
Authorities say the total bail for these charges was set at $67,000.
Bystanders described the chaotic scene that unfolded in seconds.
To prevent the virus from spreading, DOH is conducting free inspections of homes and businesses and spraying pesticides in targeted areas to stop mosquitoes from breeding.
Crews hope to have lanes reopened by Monday in time for the morning commute.
Most 911 calls for flooding came from Koloa and Wailua, but the impacts were felt islandwide on Kauai. There were no mandatory evacuations, but county emergency officials told us first responders went door to door in those areas urging people to evacuate.
Judge Peter Cahill set the first trial date for Nov. 18.
More heavy rains are in the forecast.
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Kamaka Dias won’t shout his own praises.
“We don’t usually see thunderstorms that strong.”
Evidence presented during trial showed that DeAngelo had gotten upset when Cox after he asked him to move out.
The county said it will begin conducting assessments of flood-affected areas across the Garden Isle starting on Saturday.
Don’t let your fears paralyze you or become an obstacle.
Another closure is needed because crews need to establish a more long-term repair solution.
Aila Ing shined on stage at the Lincoln Center, competing in the Youth America Grand Prix Finals.
A new specialty license plate is helping drivers travel with aloha.
Forecasters say while heavy rains have tapered, flooding risks continue.
An attorney for the three said the state should have done more to protect the three.
Some say the meals are a way to help in the healing.
Over 6,200 customers were left in the dark early Friday morning.
“He never forgot who he was.”
His first race was memorable for the wrong reasons.
Local thrift stores are seeing more customers searching for bargains.
The Kauai Police Commission is expected to discuss the matter at its next meeting.
He also said he had inside knowledge of murder plots.
Starting next month, the crew will do deep sea training voyages.
EMS said it happened near the intersection of Keoneula Boulevard and Kapolei Parkway.
“It’s not about me, it’s about the industry, all coming together,” said Mufi Hanneman, president and CEO of the Hawaii Lodging and Tourism Association.
Part one of “Wicked” hits theaters on Nov. 27.
First Alert Forecast: Flooding possible on Kauai today, heavy rain expected to linger over the weekend
This is the first school-based clinic in the country.
It’s part of a nationwide effort to bolster transportation infrastructure against climate change.
The Ethics Commission — made up of five members — addresses ethical issue involving legislators, registered lobbyists and state employees (except for judges).
The decommissioning is expected to be finished this year.
The trial of alleged crime boss Mike Miske continued Tuesday with focus on Miske’s presence in the auto sales industry and the assault of a dealership owner.
Removal work began at 5 a.m. and is scheduled until noon.
The wharf was restricted since last October.
BHCC in Iwilei, a first-of-its-kind program in Hawaii, opened on March 8.
Lawmakers fear a looming ban on cesspools isn’t working to get people to convert.
It’s been more than eight months since the Maui fire disaster, and thousands of survivors are still living in hotels.
Hilo Medical Center is now named the Hilo Benioff Medical Center.
The article points to a pattern of failures and the Pentagon struggling to staff its daycares.
Some 150 special needs students from four Honolulu high schools danced the day away at Unity Prom 2024.
“This tree has been around for 150 years. It’ll be here for another 150 years, and we just want to make sure that it thrives.”
“I can promise you this was not a capricious decision.”
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