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Police rushed to a home near Lahaina and Jade streets just after 9 p.m. for a “weapons” call.
First Alert Forecast: Light winds with mostly dry conditions persist across the state
Many hillsides are beach parks are already dry and brown.
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke recently visited the new classroom at Hookena Elementary, the second classroom to open in West Hawaii since the launch of Ready Keiki.
Forecast: Trade winds are on cruise control
The Kahuku native spent time meeting and hanging out with Lahainaluna students and performing his new song, “Sunshine.”
The bombs are 500-pound dummies and the military’s past exercises there have been shrouded in mystery.
A rampaging inmate at Oahu Community Correctional Center injured two corrections officers Monday while an untrained emergency guard watched helplessly.
Drugs have been a longstanding problem within the prison system, especially at Halawa Correctional Facility. Still the question remains: How are they getting in?
Lewelyn Dixon’s case is sparking a grassroots movement to offer more support and legal resources for Filipino green card holders who are detained by ICE.
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Maui wildfire survivors could see the first payments from the $4 billion settlement this year.
Kauai native Gabriela Bryan is at the top of the World Surf League rankings after a dominant performance this week in Australia.
The fire began just after 10:15 a.m. on the airport’s east side near Runway 2, where smoke became an issue.
The Uekahuna observation deck in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park allows visitors to look across the caldera.
As chief financial and administrative officer, Isaac Choy was in charge of hiring contractors for the repair of the convention center’s leaking roof and other major projects worth about $100 million.
Coming off of their fifth-straight Big West Championship, UH will play it’s final season in the Big West before moving to the Mountain West Conference.
Joe Gedeon was among three nominees sent to the governor by the Hawaii Republican Party.
State transportation director Ed Sniffen says this is the first of many refreshes planned for the airport to provide a better travel experience.
Meals are available Monday through Friday starting June 12, and children do not need to be enrolled in public school to participate.
CU carries popular Korean national brands, as well as private-label items, in everything from viral Korean beverages and snacks to cosmetics and household items.
Vector control teams, or experts who monitor populations of disease-spreading species like mosquitoes, ticks, and rodents, were sent to Waialua and Haleiwa, which may have been exposed to Zika.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., decided not to recommend the COVID-19 vaccine for healthy children and pregnant women.
The winners of this year’s Hunting Stamp Art Contest have been chosen.
First Alert Forecast: The best weather on the planet expected to hold through Friday
The voyaging canoe, Iosepa, is set to arrive in West Maui next week, where a party will be held next Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Lahaina Civic Center.
NBC’s new show “Destination X” premieres Tuesday night and features 10 contestants, including Kim Conner of Kaneohe.
Police received several reports of a device known as “The Barnacle” being placed on windshields with a notice telling the owner to pay a fine.
Kira Lau, 13, won the Hawaii State Spelling Bee to make it to the national contest in Maryland.
Tedious work is underway to restore ancient artifacts that were damaged in the 2023 Lahaina wildfire.
Frank Pangelinan went missing two years ago, and his family has not given up searching for him.
Jeff Cobb from Pearl City is now living out his childhood dream of punishing opponents on WWE’s SmackDown.
DiAeris McRaven led the team with five blocks in their championship match sweep of the University of California, Los Angeles.
Council leaders say after past mayors and councils avoided the tough decision about sewer rates, everyone agrees the rates have to go up to catch up.
Police said Walter Gomes threatened someone with a gun and stole their car on Saturday in Kona.
For now, all reservations through June 1 have been canceled.
The showcase highlighted the educational and cultural exchange between Japan and Hawaii.
The fee is expected to raise about $100 million a year for projects to make the state’s infrastructure more resilient to the climate crisis.
According to police, a 23-year-old woman had accompanied John Garside, 54, to the Tantalus area, where he demanded sex from her.
On today’s episode of Spotlight Now, we’re joined by U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, and Carl Bonham, University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization executive director.
Honolulu police were called to the scene of a possible attempted murder in Waipahu Monday night.
Gentle trade winds and windward showers expected this week.
First Alert Forecast: Light winds expected to persist through Thursday
“I know they’re still with us in our hearts.”
Chelsea Peretti picked a local nonprofit, Aina Momona, to support in an upcoming episode of Celebrity Wheel of Fortune.
Injured veterans took the plunge, turning remembrance into action and channeling their pain, loss, and strength into something unforgettable.
The fire prompted authorities to shut down all lanes of the freeway just before the Harano Tunnel at around 6 p.m.
Last month, Greg Au got a $260 citation for parking in an access aisle. The state says disability parking permit owners need to know and follow the rules.
On Monday evening, thousands of lanterns representing those who’ve passed will fill the waters off Oahu’s south shore for the annual Shinnyo Lantern Floating Ceremony.
Kealakekua Bay has been a protected site since 1969, but ironically, that’s allowed nearly 60 years for invasive fish to move in.
As CEO of U.S. Vets, Darryl Vincent aims to end homelessness among veterans; a journey he started here in Hawaii at the Institute for Human Services.
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