“FIRST ALERT: Hone moving closer to Hawaii, tropical storm warning posted for Hawaii Island.”
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Russ Roberts (https://hawaiinewsdigestonline.com).
Several other weather alerts, including a red flag warning and a wind advisory, have also been issued.
Daily life becomes apocalyptic as community members resort to violence in order to stay hydrated and survive.
Teachers, administrators and the union are scrambling with what’s apparently an unprecedented situation.
This weekend serves as a potential open title game preview, as the Sabers and Buffanblu rank among the best in the state.
Officials are reporting poor visibility due to the blaze.
Tropical Storm Hone’s path is similar to a previous storm in 2014.
“Making this film is my way of trying to help the community. It’s my love letter to Lahaina.”
Waiting till the last minute when storms are near may already be too late.
National Park Service rangers have been trained to be on the lookout for invasive pests that could threaten the landscape in the remote area of Kalaupapa.
Each year, about 4,000 immigrants in Hawaii swear allegiance to the United States and become U.S. citizens.
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DOH teams were deployed for inspection and mosquito control in the affected area.
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center is closely monitoring Tropical Storm Hone, which is expected to pass near or south of Hawaii Island over the weekend.
The cyclone is forecast to pass by Hawaii Island this week, bringing heavy flooding rains, winds and large surf for parts of the state.
As Tropical Storm Hone nears the islands, announcements of closures, cancellations and other changes are being made in anticipation of the severe weather.
The county is hosting a webinar August 29 at 5:30 p.m.
Soon fans will be filing into the stands at the Clarence TC Ching Athletics Complex as the University of Hawaii football team opens the season against Delaware State.
The public has the chance to weigh-in on the Air Force’s remediation project at Haleakala’s summit.
On every third Thursday of the month, there’s always a lot of action going on at the Kahuku Village Association Center.
Mayor Bissen authorized an internal audit of grants administered by the office amid controversy.
Officials said no evacuations are necessary and no structures are threatened.
With potential severe weather ahead, local, state and federal agencies are closely monitoring the forecast.
“I can’t even bury my daughter.”
The five vehicles damaged had an estimated value of $106,000.
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center is closely monitoring Tropical Storm Hone far east-southeast of the state currently tracking westward.
The man convicted of killing a teen in a 2022 Tantalus robbery was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole.
First Alert Forecast: Developing cyclone expected to bring stormy conditions over the weekend
The landscape of Kalaupapa is unique. Native and non-native trees and shrubs thrive on the peninsula of Molokai.
Planned improvements will total nearly $7 million.
At last check, there were no road closures and no structures threatened.
“We’ve already won,” U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda said.
Hokuleʻa is in the midst of its seven-month Pae ʻAina Statewide Sail.
Service will be restored starting Monday, Aug. 26.
The road is temporarily closed to assess the damage.
A small sentence added to a press release set off speculation that the U.S. Department of Justice might yet file an objection to the merger of Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines.
Kawaiahao Street remains closed between Ward Avenue and Cummins Street.
For 12 years, Oahu scuba divers have been on a mission.
“Some people, who should not be around kids, slipped through the cracks.”
One common theme discussed: Altercations at schools leading to greater violence.
Authorities confirmed there was no tsunami threat.
Police took a 19-year-old man into custody following the alleged attack Monday night.
The Department of Law Enforcement has placed Dibiano Bontog on administrative leave and denounced his actions.
Hawaii County firefighters rescued a hiker who spent days injured in a Pahoa forest
HPD, Waikki Business Improvement District Association and city officials to relaunch Waikiki Citizens Patrols.
After flying for hours, a young German Shepherd named Nutmeg touched down in Honolulu, where she was greeted with lei and a new family.
The Army soldier reported his pregnant wife missing on July 31.
The suspect was tracked down and arrested Wednesday.
As the University of Hawaii football team gets ready to face Delaware State this weekend, t he offense is looking to make a splash with the Run ‘N Shoot.
An upcoming fundraiser for a foundation started by a late HPD chief was also discussed.
On day three of the Democratic National Convention, police responded to protests in Chicago, which has made getting around difficult for delegates, celebrities, the media and regular citizens.
Students from all over are moving in this week — first at the new Rise center followed by the rest of the campus’ housing units.
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