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First Alert Forecast: Weak front expected late Thursday through Saturday with lighter winds and more showers
Jordan Lowe faced multiple controversies including a civil lawsuit
Forecast: Trade winds are on cruise control
Applications will be accepted online from Jan. 27 to Feb. 7.
With an anticipated 25,000 spectators, state tourism leaders see a major victory for Hawaii’s visitor industry.
President Joe Biden honored six Hawaii educators with the nation’s highest award for science and math teachers.
If a 911 dispatcher determines a call is minor in nature, a rideshare driver could replace the ambulance.
“Many of them are in a panic because their primary source of income is from this market.”
The project cost $3.75 million and repairs are expected to be completed within six months.
The census usually takes count of those living in shelters, streets, beaches, cars, or other places not meant for human habitation.
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The conflict is exposing frustration in the Mayor’s Office over opposition by the popular head of the Board of Water Supply.
New data shows hundreds of Maui residents moved out of state because of the 2023 wildfires.
The report contains detailed recommendations and plans that state and county leaders can begin implementing today, the attorney general said.
Gov. Josh Green and transportation director Ed Sniffen join this episode of “Spotlight Now.”
The Hawaii Nurses’ Association said it wants to ensure Kauai residents receive the same level of care as patients on Oahu.
A new program helps Oahu residents find rainwater capture solutions.
The town hall is scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 15.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that City and County of Honolulu has the go-ahead to sue 15 big gas and oil companies for misinformation.
Calling all graduating high school seniors!
HECO said the outage was caused by a crash nearby.
Hawaiian Electric unveiled a new plan to lower the risk of wildfires throughout the next three years.
The space exploration company is asking the FAA for a landing zone about 20 times larger than its current zone.
Animator Buck Woodall is suing Disney for $10 billion after he said he shared film materials in 2003 while working on a development deal with the company.
The military gave the “all clear” notice just after 9 p.m. Monday.
First Alert Forecast: Cold front expected to bring lighter winds with possible thunderstorms on Thursday
A cold front will approach the island chain at the end of the week.
Two humpback whales were freed of life-threatening entanglements off the coast of Maui.
According to the city prosecutor’s office, the first responders were treating him when he became agitated.
Maui immigrant fire survivors will soon be eligible for thousands of dollars to help with their recovery efforts.
A trauma surgeon at The Queen’s Medical Center told Hawaii News Now the hospital saw 20 to 25 patients in 12 hours, many in critical condition.
The man who was locked up for someone else’s crime and forced to take psychiatric medicine for nearly three years has filed a second lawsuit, this time in state court.
The company is now focused on revamping operations.
Officials said they received professional-grade shells and firework cakes.
A six-story, 90-unit building will be built at the corner of Pensacola Street and Wilder Avenue.
Gov. Josh Green is floating an idea that could bring California fire victims to Hawaii to ease the pressure on resources in California.
Police said a woman, 60, was crossing the highway in a marked crosswalk when she was hit.
State leaders are proposing enhanced penalties and other possible solutions to crack down on illegal fireworks.
Applications for the Hawaii Interim Housing Program for residents displaced by the 2023 Maui wildfires are due Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025.
Hawaii’s Department of Land and Natural Resources has partnered with researchers at University of Hawaii to install a network of 100 weather monitoring stations across the state.
First Alert Forecast: Heavy rain possible for the Big Island today, breezy winds expected through tomorrow
The Hawaii Nurses’ Association said a tentative agreement was reached at around 1 a.m. Monday.
HNN political analyst Colin Moore expects push for insurance market stabilization fund, workforce housing programs.
The Polynesian Bowl includes 30 of Top 100 players in the United States.
EMS administered advanced life support to a 23-year-old man who was apparently bitten on his arm.
Police are investigating this incident as a coroner’s inquest.
Hawaii’s governor is floating an idea that could bring some of those fire victims here to ease the pressure on resources in California.
Enjoy the trade winds Sunday through early Wednesday.
Friends, family and many more paid tribute to Hiram deFries-Saronitman
Jeffrey Fiala, 25, was part of the Honolulu Fire Department unit that responded to a three-alarm blaze at a residential building in the McCully area.
Conditions will remain somewhat unstable for the eastern end of the state, but the threat of severe thunderstorms has diminished.
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