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Russ Roberts (https://hawaiinewsdigestonline.com).
DOT says the closure is expected to last overnight.
First Alert Forecast: Beautiful weather expected through Friday, rain possible over the weekend
The victims are all 17-year-old boys.
The mayor says the city’s CORE unit will be able to take mentally unstable people off the street and bring them to the old First Hawaiian Bank building by A’ala Park.
Officials say the park plans to put the project up for bid next month.
A judge in Kona has ordered PJ’s Construction to pay for the removal of the home that was supposed to be built on the adjacent lot in Hawaiian Paradise Park.
For the second time in a week, a state Sheriff’s deputy was placed under arrest by the Department of Law Enforcement’s Criminal Investigations Division for alleged harassment.
Already, about 4,000 residents have left Maui since the disaster.
‘Okina was a Kailua-based baking mix company, but it left a foul taste for community leaders.
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce says they’re trying to help small businesses stay afloat.
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Hawaii’s best young golfers squared off in the 115th edition of the Manoa Cup.
The Hawaiian Humane Society is extending their “Bring Love Home” challenge until Sunday, June 30.
They may have been sold at Hawaii Safeway and Whole Food locations.
Maui police named 68-year-old Claudette Heermance as the 102nd victim.
“She was hell-bent on making sure that was heard loud and clear.”
The man was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
First Alert Forecast: Lighter winds on the way, more showers due over the weekend
“It’s a really sad day, and I pray for the peace of his family, to find peace in all of this.”
According to HFD, 99% of wildfires in Hawaii are started by people, mostly by accident.
The death of lifeguard Tamayo Perry is the ninth fatal shark attack in Hawaii in the last 20 years.
Beachgoers are advised to remain vigilant and check in with lifeguards for the latest ocean conditions.
No word yet on what led up to the outage.
Sen. Fevella says he wants the governor to do more to support the neighborhood.
A Kailua-based baking mix company called ‘Okina has trademarked the Hawaiian letter ‘okina.
Dole Street has been reopened in both directions.
A jury convicted Micaiah Smith in April on child porn and enticement charges.
There will be a workshop focused on Lahaina’s Historic and Business Districts.
On Friday, Governor Josh Green signed Senate Bill 3312 into law, staking the islands’ claim to the iconic hand sign.
The governor’s emergency proclamation protecting renters on Maui is set to expire next week.
DLNR reminds the public that Hawaiian monk seals are critically endangered animals, with fewer than 1,400 left in the world.
From Williamsport, Penn. to the hills of Kapalama, Souza has found much success on the diamond.
The devastation in Lahaina is unprecedented in the state’s history.
Hayley Cheyney-Kane performed a hula dance entitled “Aloha Wau Ia ‘Oe” while singing the the vocals.
On June 15, a database of transit riders was hacked.
So far this year, DOH said there have been five confirmed travel-related dengue cases identified in the state.
Tamayo Perry, 49, joined Ocean Safety in 2016.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation was notified.
They lost their daughter to a drunk driver in 2019.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds expected to persist through the weekend
“Everybody was scattered they didn’t know what to do.”
His bail remains at $500,000.
Dozens of Hawaii leaders are also taking part.
Honolulu Fire Department crews assisted two hikers in two separate rescues on Saturday.
Police officials say the incident happened around 8 p.m.
The marchers included the parents of recent murder victims.
“We probably lost $30,000-$40,000 in sales,” one bar owner said.
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