“This Memorial Day, Maui remembers the 101 lives lost in life-changing inferno.”
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Russ Roberts (https://hawaiinewsdigestonline.com).
“The heartbeat of Lahaina still is alive.”
A 63-year-old Ewa Beach man is hospitalized with severe injuries after his family says he was beaten during a confrontation over illegal and loud fireworks.
“This is something that I dreamed of especially when I first got to Iolani.”
The organization said this year’s theme is “Many Rivers, One Ocean.”
Honolulu police have launched an attempted murder investigation.
DLNR said the Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve is a nursey for some of Hawaii’s “most important and unique marine resources.”
Memorial Day is Monday, a time to remember and honor service members who made the ultimate sacrifice.
In both cases, the moped riders were not wearing their helmets.
University of Hawaii Cancer Center researchers say 10,000 people in Hawaii are diagnosed with skin cancer every year.
“It’s a somber day of remembrance for those souls who paid the ultimate sacrifice.”
Current Radar
HNN is told a woman was taken to hospitalized in serious condition after attempting to chase down the suspect.
Showers will mainly favor windward and mauka areas, with passing areas of high clouds at times.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds with scattered showers expected to continue through the week
The University of Hawaii baseball team capped off its 2024 regular season with a, 5-2 win over Cal State Fullerton on Saturday evening.
“It’s extremely dangerous.”
The DOE says 216 seniors at Lahainaluna did meet the requirements to graduate.
Hawaii adjutant general Maj. Gen. Ken Hara has led the state’s emergency management agency for five years, capping a 40-year military career with three combat deployments.
The graduation ceremony begins at 6:30 p.m. at Sue Cooley Stadium in Lahaina.
A new report says 73% of a Honolulu homebuyer’s earnings goes to pay the mortgage.
The golf world is mourning the death of PGA Tour pro Grayson Murray.
Lahaina homeowners impacted by the wildfires are encouraged to attend a webinar with tips on rebuilding and permitting.
A blessing was held Friday for the Emergency Department, which will reopen next week at the newly named Queen’s Medical Center—Wahiawa.
The City of Honolulu is offering free scholarships for its Nursery Worker training program.
Officials are investigating the incident.
Members of Maui’s boxing community believe they are being treated unfairly.
During red flag warnings, the power would be cut.
The county said they started planning for this road three years ago after a wildfire burned 40,000 acres in Waimea.
“This is such a deep and severe breach of trust.”
“What the hell is that?” one beachgoer said, of the trash.
Sentencing is set for Sept. 11.
A post-mortem examination is being conducted to confirm the cause of death.
“It’s a pretty exciting class.”
Noah Marasco-Ayau’s coaching journey is an example of the importance staying ready.
Maui’s Emergency Management Agency said that so far about a quarter of an acre has burned.
Authorities are searching for 38-year-old Ashley Kuregian.
Hara will also retire from the military on Nov. 1 after 40 years of military service.
Punahou school announced on Thursday the addition of Scott Wagner to its Athletics Department ahead of the 2024-25 school year.
Look out for debris in waters off West Oahu from a grounded boat.
The public is advised to stay out of waters near Sand Island until further notice.
This gives Lahaina residents more time to get assistance.
Meanwhile, a water conservation notice remains up as reservoirs still need time to refill.
For opening weekend you can get half off rides and admission.
The survey commissioned by Reef Capital Partners said 61% of respondents favored rebuilding the resort.
First Alert Forecast: Pleasant conditions expected to linger through the weekend
Three former Honolulu administrators are charged in the case.
In one extreme case, an $800 condo policy has jumped to $8,000 a year.
Superintendent Keith Hayashi says the DOE is responding the best it can.
The large paintings are the creation of Hilo-based artist Kristie Fujiyama-Kosmides.
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