“First Alert Forecast: Heavy rain moving over the state, flooding expected to persist through Saturday.”
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First Alert Forecast: Heavy rain moving over the state, flooding conditions persist through Saturday
The DLNR said it’s closing the trail due for safety as the city dismantles the stairs.
HNN’s weather team has declared First Alert Weather Days for the state Thursday afternoon into Saturday.
There are growing concerns about how to solve Maui’s serious water shortage.
Parents say the resource is invaluable.
Eight people died in the Mother’s Day tragedy,
Watanabe taught music in Hawaii schools for over 20 years.
The YWCA hosted its 47th annual Leader Luncheon at the Sheraton Waikiki on Thursday, honoring four accomplished women in the islands.
The state is under a flood watch, and First Alert Weather Days have also been declared.
“This tragic event will be thoroughly investigated.”
Current Radar
Surf is expected to remain near the 10-foot high surf advisory threshold through the weekend.
Officials said it happened around 12 p.m. on the H-1 Freeway eastbound near the Ewa off-ramp.
The state Transportation Department said the incident happened about 11:56 a.m.
The operation was done in West Hawaii from April 27 through May 2.
The company owners announced their retirement earlier this month.
First Alert Forecast: Heavy rain heading for the state, flooding possible tonight through Saturday
Noelia Voight resigned from her role as Miss USA on Monday, citing mental health issues.
Police said the suspect and a 33-year-old male victim were arguing before the stabbing took place.
“Oceanfront condos are not going to translate to affordable housing.”
The crunch is on at Watanabe Floral in Kalihi to fill orders and organize deliveries ahead of Mother’s Day.
The first day of graduation ceremonies will be May 18.
Avalon Group wants to build 76 single-family homes and 26 townhomes on the former Catholic school campus.
Normally, the most surprising part about a gender reveal is the gender reveal
Later this month, there will be more road closures to replace what was once considered one of the most dangerous bridges in the state.
A California judge sentenced Newton Deleon to 4 years and 9 months behind bars on Wednesday.
The proposed house would be on two acres of land in Makaha.
The survey is open through May 19th.
Exactly nine months after the Maui Wildfires, there’s a new effort to scrutinize the emergency response.
The Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association needs at least 300 volunteers for the 2024 Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture.
“Oh yeah, we definitely have a chance at this.”
“I feel if this can happen to me, it can happen to anybody.”
Despite his criminal past, he was confirmed by state senators — who unanimously agreed that his was not a story about corruption but redemption.
“Give grads lei, not alcohol.”
“The prosecution always wants to end strong.”
The Hawaiian Humane Society is hosting its first-ever summer camp next month!
One of the fires lasted several days.
“It’s not acceptable to keep survivors waiting. Congress must act.”
What started the incident is unclear at this time.
The rail will be open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. to provide service for those hoping to attend the Leeward Community College graduation ceremony.
The 229-pound Sumatran tiger loves training and enjoys activities, especially toys.
Organizers are inviting the community to come out and support.
As far as where a plan stands today, it’s still unclear.
HPD Sgt. Chris Kim joined Dillon Ancheta and Ashley Nagaoka on This Is Now.’
Police said a 35-year-old driver was headed westbound when she lost control.
The male student was arrested for disorderly conduct.
Officials said crews are investigating and inspecting the lines.
First Alert Forecast: Juicy disturbance approaching the state, heavy rain possible Friday and Saturday
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