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Homeowners, Renters Face Limited Flood-Insurance Options

Homeowners and renters who did not purchase specific flood insurance before back-to-back Kona-low storms battered the islands likely will have to absorb any financial losses to their homes and property, according to the head of Hawai‘i’s insurance division.

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Hawai‘i DOE Updates School Closure List, Adding 2 on O‘ahu

The Hawai‘i Department of Education announced several new school closures due to the heavy rains that have pounded the state since last week. Several already-announced closures were also extended.

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HB20: Danicole Ramos, UH William S. Richardson School of Law Refugee and Immigration Law Clinic

A single moment with an elderly Filipino client changed everything, setting Danicole Ramos on a path to help over 125 community members pursue citizenship.

Military Officials, Community Members Discuss the Future as Military Land Leases Near Expiration

The first Hawaiʻi-Military Lands Discussion brought together community advocates and activists, military officials and representatives, business leaders, and policymakers to share information and perspectives on military land use in Hawaiʻi.

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Dress the Part for Hawai‘i’s Most Glamorous Night in Business

Inspired by Casino Royale, this year’s awards celebration is your chance to go all out suited up, dressed to the nines, and ready to celebrate the best workplaces in the islands.

Farmers Wrestle With Proposed Statewide Rules on Agricultural Tourism

House Bill 2585 had proposed to create standardized rules for tourism-related activities on agricultural land, like farm tours.

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Nominate Hawai‘i’s Next Generation of Attorneys – Emerging Legal Stars 2026

Hawaii Business Magazine is proud to present our 3rd Annual Emerging Legal Stars, recognizing the next generation of attorneys making an impact in Hawai‘i’s legal community. The feature will run in our June issue.

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