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First Alert Forecast: Light winds with hazy skies expected through the tomorrow along with more huge surf
Forecast: Trade winds are on cruise control
Police said shortly after 11 a.m., a caller reported that a former client, 41-year-old Kahului man, came to their office and said he killed someone before he departed.
The Federal-to-Municipal Workforce Transition Initiative aims to to recruit displaced federal employees and professionals from non-governmental organizations.
Darren Stevenson of Canada was one of the most seriously injured in the explosion.
Fans have the opportunity to bid for the game-worn jerseys in an online auction in support of the UH Athletics Department.
A man was caught on camera swinging a puppy around by its hind legs in Waianae.
Billions of dollars in federal aid have been allotted to Maui for disaster recovery and economic development.
The blockbuster musical “RENT” runs at UH Manoa’s Kennedy Theatre from Feb. 28 to March 9.
Cordeiro’s murder conviction was dismissed, but the indictment is still in play, and the motion indicates prosecutors are looking at a possible retrial.
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The tech giant announced it will offer AI education and certification programs to all University of Hawaii students.
The 24-year-old is in spring training with the Guardians and hoping to lock up a firm spot in Cleveland’s rotation.
Because the state treasury is in relatively good shape, lawmakers are looking into whether they can fill in where the federal government has backed off.
This is the second case reported in Hawaii so far this year.
Prosecutors pushing for an extended sentence are tasked with proving Eric Thompson is a larger threat to society.
Gideon Castro, 66, waived the right to challenge his extradition during a hearing Wednesday in Salt Lake City.
Police said an 88-year-old woman was crossing the road in a marked crosswalk when she was hit.
The Hawaii Foodbank serves an average of 170,000 individuals each month.
A weak front will increase the chance of showers on Thursday.
Hawaii’s first Cirque du Soleil production is putting out a casting call.
Fans of the hit show “Rescue: HI-Surf” know him as a fearless lifeguard patrolling Oahu’s North Shore.
The University of Hawaii created an online hub providing updated information and resources relating to executive orders and directives.
The event is set to take place Saturday, April 12th at the Kakaako Waterfront Park.
The Hawaii Restaurant Association is hosting the Food Service Expo at the Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall from Feb. 26, to Feb. 27,.
First Alert Forecast: Weak cold front expected to bring a showers and light winds tomorrow
On Tuesday the nonprofit hosted ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro, his sons, and brother as they performed for kupuna and veterans.
Dozens of Maui residents woke up Tuesday morning without a job after funding uncertainty surrounding a federal grant that helps those impacted by the 2023 wildfire disaster.
A Makawao man has been convicted for the killing of a teenager in the San Francisco Bay Area four decades ago.
They are recruiting people for substance abuse treatment homes in California, and have already succeeded in getting some to leave.
While the culture of Okinawa continues to thrive in Hawaii, the native language of the southern islands of Japan is on the verge of extinction.
The committee in charge of making sure organs are distributed fairly admits it didn’t consider Hawaii’s proximity to the rest of the country when making its decisions.
It happened shortly after 10:40 a.m. on Ala Ilima Street.
Hawaii Congresswoman Jill Tokuda is collecting stories from people who’ve suffered job or economic losses or program cuts.
Jury deliberations ended Tuesday with a verdict in the murder retrial for Eric Thompson.
A weak front to our north will lead to some scattered showers for Kauai and Oahu on Thursday.
In this special episode of Spotlight Now, Hawaiian Electric and Central Pacific Bank collaborate with the Lahaina Advisory Team to rediscover Hawaii’s soul as the town rebuilds from a devastating fire.
The new facility will be located off Kealakehe Parkway, south of the West Hawaii Civic Center.
HPD said the moped rider was not wearing a helmet at the time of the collision.
The event featured a number of breakout sessions from both national and local experts.
The state released $10 million to the School Facilities Authority (SFA) to build four new classrooms at UH Hilo’s Imiloa Campus.
Mikayla Calvey, 17, has been playing cornhole for less than four years. Now her talents are helping her pay for college.
Golf can teach young people a number of life lessons and develop their interpersonal skills. First Tee Hawaii is looking for coaches to help out with that mission across the state.
First Alert Forecast: Weak cold front to bring light winds with scattered showers through Saturday
The fire at Pikale Place just before 7 p.m. Monday evening, and crews fully extinguished it shortly after 9:30 p.m.
Maui leaders and nonprofits are pushing for better medical care for homeless people.
It’s a milestone week for Hawaii high school athletics as the state’s first ever girls flag football season is about to begin.
Clay Kauwe broke his legs, spine, ribs, and right arm, and has crushed bones throughout his body from the crash that occurred on Feb. 18.
“What’s really important for us is that we take care of our students, that we are ensuring we have a quality education, we’re taking care of our employees, and we’re doing all we can to be sure all of that takes place.“
John Tobon could have stayed at Homeland Security Investigations for another six years, but he decided to leave ahead of policy changes.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement admits it made a mistake after detaining a Laie farmer who faces deportation.
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