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Russ Roberts (https://hawaiinewsdigestonline.com).
A small public park in the middle of the city won’t belong to the public much longer.
Work, which includes crack repairs and remarking the airfield, will begin in October.
Developers say Keamuku would create over 1,900 jobs and generate about $353 million for the economy.
Medics are reporting an uptick in crashes where people are getting seriously hurt.
Attorneys who negotiated the settlement said it would not work unless the insurance companies were forced to seek their portion of the settlements only after fire victims were “made whole.”
The Navy called it a slow leak from a 6-inch main. The water goes down a few streets and ends up in a lagoon.
If convicted, he faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison with a chance of parole.
The court papers also outlined concerning text messages in which he allegedly discussed setting off explosions.
His goal is to help Hawaii grow more of its own food that would provide a reliable source of affordable produce.
The project begins Monday, Aug. 26 and repairs are expected to be completed by Oct. 18.
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The Hawaii Department of Education is partnering with the Cook Center for Human Connection to offer free, 24/7 access to mental health counseling and resources at ParentGuidance.org.
A portion of Kualakai Parkway is shut down in both directions.
First Alert Forecast: Trade wind conditions expected to linger through the weekend
The Louisiana native has been suspended from the team since July after he was arrested.
This comes in the wake of recent brush fires across the state.
Work is set to start next week and is expected to take until next fall.
They’re questioning if temporary restraining orders are effective in protecting domestic violence victims.
For the third year in a row, the school has topped half a billion dollars in funds for research.
No homes are threatened and no evacuations have been ordered.
Traffic cameras how heavy smoke filling the freeway.
BWS leaders believe it’s a sign that contamination from the Navy’s Red Hill fuel spills could be spreading.
It’s part of the ongoing effort to reduce crashes on the island.
Police said he was not wearing a helmet.
An investigation is ongoing.
Maya Millete was believed to have been murdered by her husband in California in 2021.
It could cost up to $755 million.
Kani Ka Pila Grille, which means “let’s play music” in Hawaiian, is known for its unique dining experience with live Hawaiian music and supports local musicians with an annual talent search.
Chef Adam Tabura, renowned for his Food Network win and innovative Manele Spice Company, showcases food and spices inspired by his Lanai roots.
HECO officials say around 3,140 customers are impacted.
The biggest legal test of the $4 billion Maui wildfire settlement will come Tuesday in Maui Circuit Court. A judge must decide whether fire victims — or the insurance companies that paid out billions — will be first in line for the settlement money.
The violent crime report released Monday includes nearly 70 cities in the United States.
“She took care of everyone like they were her own family,” loved ones said.
From her hospital room in Idaho, a young Ellie undergoing chemotherapy was surfing YouTube when she discovered Hawaii’s own surfing sensation, Kama the Surfing Pig.
The move aims to celebrate actors’ contributions to the culture and economy of the state of Hawaii.
Several lawmakers are calling the move “harassment.”
Brent Leroy Gaston, 65, pleaded guilty in February to attempting to contact children for sex.
“You don’t have to do it alone.”
Police say the two cars had been racing.
Saiki lost his seat to long-time competitor Kim Coco Iwamoto.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds with passing showers expected through Friday
A fight over a parking space at the Waipio Costco ended with 62-year-old man arrested, according to Honolulu police officials.
This situation is ongoing.
As kids return to school, the state Department of Education is offering families mental health support.
Officials say the suspects are part of the attempted murder investigation launched after a bullet hit a 17-year-old boy.
Both suspects were arrested, charges are pending.
Officials say the incident happened around 11 a.m.
Following the third printout, Shafer garnered 3,337 votes over Hee, who had 2,585.
Roth is up against six competitors.
After losing to Saiki in two prior elections with less than 200 votes, Iwamoto mounted a strong campaign against him for the District 25 seat.
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