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Forecast: Trade winds are on cruise control
A festival is underway in West Maui celebrating the return of the Maui Invitational college basketball tournament.
The investor developers have scaled back the project since it was approved 20 years ago, but critics call that a classic “bait-and-switch” that will bring Maui more luxury homes and fewer affordables.
The bird was among 10 wild bird samples collected from the North Shore.
The Hawaii Department of Transportation is warning travelers of increased passengers and limited parking at Hawaii’s five busiest airports.
“We need to have people feel comfortable to ask for help,” one advocate said.
According to the court filing, the child’s father told prosecutors that his ex-wife lied on the stand during trial.
There’s a new push to warn visitors and kamaaina about the dangers of a Hawaii Island river that’s claimed the lives of nearly 30 people in the last three decades.
Former council chair Kelly King is asking Hawaii’s Supreme Court to void the results and have a new election.
The Hawaii Bicycling League said this is long overdue.
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A 77-year-old Hawaii Island man was charged with second-degree attempted murder after he allegedly beat his wife with a shotgun.
Hannah Kobayashi’s father had been searching for her in California ever since her phone went dark on Nov. 11.
Trade winds and big waves expected later in the Thanksgiving weekend.
It’s a Hawaiian Thanksgiving staple: Sam Choy’s famous Pumpkin Crunch. Here’s the recipe and the instructions, so you can make it and enjoy it with your family this holiday!
For these Hawaii natives, Lahaina remains top of mind.
Optimism exists within the business community that a new economic plan for Hawaii’s future will actually lead to a better way of life for everyone
Ho’s bail has been set at $300,000.
It happened around 4:45 p.m. near the intersection of Fern and McCully streets.
Walk through 32,000 square feet of festive light displays, themed rooms, holiday music and interactive play areas.
Officials hope the events will attract more visitors — and their money — to the area.
Pro surfer Billy Choi and nonprofit Kids Hurt Too Hawaii hosted the event for families impacted by trauma and grief.
The family- and pet-friendly event supports the neighborhood’s diverse small businesses that give the area its charm and character.
A man is recovering Sunday morning after getting injured while hiking in Waianae, according to Honolulu police officials.
A 19-year-old man died Friday night in a motorcycle crash in North Kona, according to Hawaii Island police officials.
A bill aims to crack down on vacant homes on Oahu by increasing property taxes.
Hawaii News Now is standing by the stories reported by Allyson Blair.
A Hilo judge has revoked the driver’s license of a 71-year-old man who pleaded guilty to negligent homicide.
UH Manoa authorities are looking into reports of someone trying to take pictures of victims in a bathroom.
Ha’aheo o Kauaʻi event lets guests harvest produce at The Farm at Hokuala and try local produce, seafood and meats with wine pairings.
Outgoing Kauai Chief of Police Todd Raybuck will be suspended for three days for leaving his handgun in a Kauai Police Department restroom.
A national nonprofit says the number of Hawaii residents seeking debt relief help has risen 20% in the last year.
Evidence from the crime scene or the victim is uploaded to a genetic database. The technology finds relatives of the suspect and forms a family tree.
The Department of Labor and Industrial Relations is upgrading its system with dedicated phone lines for each of its services and a more user-friendly web form.
In a token of appreciation, the educators will be getting some extra money.
The updates are designed to improve access to the program and enhance the overall customer experience.
One of the nation’s premier college basketball tournaments is back on Maui after relocating last year due to the wildfires.
A Kaimuki woman found thirteen dead wild birds on her property and now the state agriculture department is testing them for avian flu.
It was a star-studded night in Leeward Oahu for the blue carpet world premiere of Disney’s “Moana 2.”
The Ah Hee family will move into their newly rebuilt home on Komo Mai Street; the first to be completed after fire devastated the town last August.
It appears a flat bed truck transporting heavy machinery lost its load near a turn in the roadway.
The nonprofit organization Poi Dogs and Popoki is looking for homes for more than a dozen dogs and puppies.
When the newscast first came to light, many were skeptical about the legitimacy of the reporting.
Hawaii’s gun ownership ban for young adults dates back to 1994.
From language to traditional concepts, these filmmakers make sure the Hollywood represents them accurately and fairly.
Thanksgiving is one week away, and Valley Isle residents are getting into the spirit of giving with something new this year.
HPD says there have been 88 ghost gun-related cases on Oahu so far this year.
“…We’ll find you Hannah, we’ll find you. We’ll bring you home,” her father said.
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