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Russ Roberts (https://hawaiinewsdigestonline.com).
Nearly one year after the Maui fires and hundreds of cases filed, progress is being made in the courtroom.
Moderate trade winds and a stable pattern of mainly light windward showers will prevail through much of the next week.
One of the new laws goes after unlicensed drivers.
“This program is about new beginnings.”
Nuuanu Trail, Koko Head and Diamond Head are among the busiest trails for rescues.
The suspect was identified as George Dale Foote Jr., of Pahoa.
“I have those muscle memory skills. I know how to play my game.”
Police identified the body as 51-year-old Adam Santos, who had been reported missing.
The 2020 shooting in the Ala Moana area left Sausau Togiai III dead.
Parker Ranch was first founded in 1847 and encompasses over 130,000 acres of land on Hawaii Island.
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The lawsuit, Navahine v. the Hawaii Department of Transportation, was filed by 13 Hawaii keiki who say their future is at stake.
State and county leaders have been nudging Hawaii toward resilience, but it takes money.
Some environmental groups say July 5th is always the dirtiest beach day of the year.
It took about 30 minutes for first responders to hike up to the boy who could not come down because of his injuries.
The lawsuit claims the DOE violated the student’s rights to due process and negligent and intentional emotional distress by school officials.
A West Maui chef who sprang into action to help countless people during the Maui fires is now fighting for his life.
“It’s really egregious of what’s happened to so many people.”
As we celebrate freedom and democracy, one former Hawaii politician has a job perpetuating patriotism and freedom around the world.
Former University of Hawaii volleyball star Jakob Thelle is giving back to the islands.
Police across Hawaii are out in force to keep people safe.
Early scattered showers could not stop the celebrations at the 75th annual Independence Day parade in Kailua on Thursday.
Iolani School graduate Joanna Sotomura plays the title role of the 3-foot-tall robot named Sunny.
The moped rider was ejected onto the roadway, police said.
Lots of activities and events are planned across the state to celebrate the holiday.
First Alert Forecast: Comfortable conditions continue for the Fourth of July
Although there’s no Fourth of July fireworks show at Ala Moana Beach Park this year, Ala Moana Center has a big bash in store for all.
The 81-year-old driver suddenly veered off the road and crashed into a rock wall.
MPD is seeking the public’s help in identifying the female suspect.
The developer rebuilding the resort said it still plans to open in late 2026.
A court date is pending.
Some building owners have seen up to 500% increases in their maintenance fees over the past year, and residents are already experiencing dramatic spikes in their fees.
In March, the state Department of Law Enforcement’s Criminal Investigations Division learned of multiple misconduct allegations against sheriff’s deputies.
The restoration of Mokuula has been talked about for over 50 years.
The city’s work to remove the stairway must stop at least until mid-September, when further arguments will be heard.
Japanese visitors are coming back, but at a slow pace.
Testing continues next week and a final report on the air quality samples won’t be ready until mid-August.
“People are always intrigued because you’re from Hawaii.”
Anyone with any information should call Honolulu CrimeStoppers.
The entire decommissioning project is estimated to have cost $6 million.
“When I saw the president today, I saw a very different person than we saw during the debate.”
“This is not a problem that is unsolvable.”
The jury deliberated for about five hours.
Anyone with information should call CrimeStoppers at 955-8300, or use the P3 Tips mobile app.
Under the program, HECO will shut off power to areas during extreme weather when wildfire risks are high.
The closure will run from Monday through July 13.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds with minor splashes expected through the weekend
For some Hawaii families, buying everything their children need to be prepared on the first day back to class is a financial bourdon they just can’t carry.
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