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First Alert Forecast: More breezy winds with scattered showers through Friday, another front with more showers due Sunday
Robert Teinauri-Carman is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall, 175 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes and numerous tattoos on the front and back of his body.
Vacancies have been increasing over the past several years.
Honolulu police have arrested another 16-year-old boy Wednesday in connection to a robbery at Pearlridge Center that happened more than a week ago.
Silas Zion, the alleged getaway driver for Christopher Lucrisia, was indicted on charges of being an accomplice to attempted murder, place to keep pistol, place to keep ammunition, and hindering prosecution.
Community leaders say the incident deserved a public announcement and police sharing information that might help apprehend the suspects.
Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization needs the community’s help in picking a design theme for Kihei’s new street art project.
Expect an increased chance of rainfall on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
The festivities included arts and crafts, special feeds, and educational activities for keiki.
The 10-person search committee includes a diverse group of key stakeholders in and around the UH community.
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Contractors are diversifying supply chains, factoring in new tariffs into pricing, and putting projects on pause.
Hawaii Island Mayor Kimo Alameda announced Wednesday the completion of negotiations with all public sector unions for compensation during the COVID pandemic.
They claim that United Airlines management has dragged out contract negotiations while flight attendants’ pay with the company has fallen further behind competitors.
Some commissioners called the mayor’s request a “miscalculation,” and many community members also testified in support of the chief.
HFD responded to a building fire in Kalihi Wednesday morning.
There are new opportunities at the Makaha Learning Center
Witnesses said they heard an explosion at the house, which then burst into flames.
Lucas Shepard, 43, of California was found unresponsive in the water while snorkeling at Kaakaaniu Beach, Kauai.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds with minor splashes expected through Saturday
U.S. President Grover Cleveland was in office during a pivotal time in Hawaiian history and whose legacy, is still being debated more than a century later.
Up to five inches of rain fell in some areas while lightning briefly shut down Honolulu’s airport.
The chairs of the Senate’s Housing and Hawaiian committees agreed to lower the amount to $50 million.
Agriculture officials say a virus in New Zealand may be the answer, but there’s a hitch.
A teacher on Maui says she was fired for not accepting a new school policy that she says discriminates against transgender students.
Rainbow Warriors senior swimmer Karol Ostrowski has built a career off of thriving when it matters most.
A cold front is also expected to arrive at the beginning of next week.
In September 2023, Vasai Isala Jr. was captured on body camera video trying to pin a crash on another driver.
Work began Monday to repave Kalia Road and repair deteriorated sidewalks.
Gary Yabuta and Thomas Phillips sent letters to the Maui Police Commission that said it would be “premature and unjust” to put Pelletier on leave because of a complaint filed earlier this month.
A woman who has been charged in connection to the death of her adopted daughter has requested a supervised release Monday.
A Kapolei mother and her girlfriend are eligible for extended sentencing if convicted.
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi has said his next four years will be years of execution.
Until recently, 82 service members who were killed were still unaccounted for.
This isn’t a typical day in the foxhole. Instead, Spc. Miguel Rivera is at the Kawaihae Canoe Club, helping members clear the land near their clubhouse.
On today’s episode of Spotlight Now, we’re joined by U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda, UHERO executive director Carl Bonham, and Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke.
The Maui Police Department confirmed Lilinoe Kaili, 17, and her 1-year-old son, Ocean, have been found safe.
With Hawaii down to just one commercial dairy farm and heavily relying on imports, a West Kauai area has been proposed as a new development site.
HB395 proposes to increase the amount each juror or prospective juror is paid for each day of actual attendance at court.
A recent report by Honolulu Civil Beat identifies that federal cuts halted $1 billion in federal food spending.
The warning comes after reports of low vaccination rates in parts of Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island.
Drier conditions with strengthening trade winds expected on Tuesday.
A Kihei man has been reported missing Monday, and the Maui Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding him.
The Flood Watch for the western half of the state has been extended through Tuesday morning.
The agreement provides extra pay for approximately 600 frontline workers in the United Public Workers union who faced heightened risks during the pandemic.
The Hawaii Department of Education announced Monday that two of Hawaii’s school principals have been named as the state’s distinguished principals of the year.
Dozens held signs along West Kaahumanu Avenue in Kahului on Monday as a movement to end domestic violence on Maui.
The Hawaii Fire Department welcomed four new ambulances to replace aging ones.
After three decades, the ceiling at Leiopapa a Kamehameha needed to be removed because of termites.
It could be several more years until the businesses of historic Lahaina are providing jobs again.
The airport halted ground crews and planes on the runway at around 3 p.m. due to lightning strikes.
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