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First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds persist today, lighter winds expected before the weekend
UH women’s basketball coach Laura Beeman is retiring after 14 seasons, finishing 244-180 with three NCAA trips and four Big West Coach of the Year honors.
Waialua resident Wendy Manalo said she found 60 Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle larvae in a bag of soil she bought from the Lowe’s Home Improvement store in Waipahu.
The organization launched its “100 Foster Challenge,” with a goal of recruiting 100 new foster families over two weeks to help create space at its shelters.
The official passing of leadership from outgoing Interim Police Chief Elliott Kalani Ke to incoming Police Chief Rudy Tai took place during a Change of Command ceremony.
Officials said Patrick Haskell, 59, and Margaret Rimmler, 65, were among three people killed when the helicopter went down off Kalalau last Thursday.
A judge has found murder suspect Ishmael Piula Luavasa mentally fit to proceed in court, and ordered him to stand trial on June 1.
Trade winds will stay moderate to occasionally breezy through Tuesday, then gradually ease as we head into midweek. By the weekend, winds look to become lighter and more variable, so things may feel a bit calmer overall.
Maui’s only Target reopened on Monday after being closed for more than two weeks because of flood damage.
Officials said three people were home at the time. Two safely evacuated, and the third was already outside.
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Officers said they attempted lifesaving measures on the 64-year-old victim, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The school calls those threats “reprehensible” but says the public should know who’s attacking the school.
The victim was involved in an argument with his 23-year-old girlfriend, which escalated and ended with the man being stabbed multiple times, police said.
The huge piles are jarring for park users who are worried about long-term contamination at the north end of the park.
The state Department of Health and the Hawaiian Humane Society say the bacterial illness that can affect both people and pets.
Services include disaster assistance, food distribution and medical care.
“Halape ’75: A Crevice in Time” recounts the harrowing story of the Halape tsunami with help from the Pacific Tsunami Museum in Hilo.
The program is designed to reduce waste sent to Oahu’s landfill by allowing residents to place food waste in their existing green carts alongside yard trimmings.
Charles Aki, 101, Mildred Snapp, 100, and Mildred “Mille” Carlstrom, 100, all live at ʻIlima at Leihano senior living community in Kapolei.
Tickets are on sale for a new season at the Blaisdell Concert Hall featuring two fan-favorite musicals: The Book of Mormon and Mamma Mia!
While people are urged to stay away from impacted neighborhoods, local business leaders stressed that Haleiwa town is open and that respectful support can help the community recover.
In-person instruction resumes Thursday, April 2, with students and staff temporarily relocated to two nearby campuses.
DAB says this is due to the fungal plant disease, rapid ʻohiʻa death (ROD), which is devastating to native forests.
President Donald Trump says Iran faces massive damage to its energy system unless it quickly agrees to end the war.
More than 10.2 million Nexgrill metal wire grill brushes have been recalled after several reports of bristles falling off and people consuming them.
The ‘Bows hosted a donation drive Sunday, and fans brought items like cleaning supplies, soap, and non-perishable foods.
This year’s theme was “$7 Plates,” which encouraged attendees to try as many vendors as possible.
Since Monday, an estimated 5,400 tons of debris have been collected.
Police said a 46-year-old man, who was seated in the cargo bed of the truck, was ejected and sustained serious injuries.
Items from fresh water and food, generators, solar batteries, and tents were necessary for those who lost their homes on the North Shore.
Volunteers showed up in force early Sunday morning to help clean up the flood-ravaged campus and get it back in tip-top shape before students return Monday.
Hui Mahiai Aina in Waimanalo, which houses homeless folks, was covered in five feet of floodwater, forcing dozens to seek shelter at Kaneohe District Park.
Conditions will be mostly dry, except for some lingering showers for windward areas of the island of Hawaii.
Families are still allowed in to make repairs and recover personal items before Maui Department of Public Works crews begin covering impacted areas.
The New York City Fire Department’s All-Hazards Incident Management Team arrived Saturday and is working alongside local crews following the recent Kona low storm.
Starting Monday, March 30, the free mobile clinic will begin operating at Waialua District Park.
The Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce’s signature event is scheduled for April 23 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Waikiki.
The Honolulu Fire Department (HFD) responded to a call around 12:36 a.m. for a building fire near 1802 Akone Place.
HNN is partnering with iHeartRadio and the Salvation Army Hawaiian and Pacific Island Division for Kokua for Ohana to help with the state-wide recovery effort.
Community members, city officials, the University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors football team, and even some local celebrities spent Saturday cleaning debris and trash from the beach.
After police confirmed there was no threat, protesters voiced their concerns over the Trump administration, federal policies, leadership and international conflicts.
Aunty Irene Midel was known for her bright, vibrant flowers in her hair, eccentric fashion, and a deep love for life.
Trade winds may get locally gusty in some leeward areas.
The briefing is scheduled for Wednesday, April 1, from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Hawaii State Capitol.
The threat temporarily forced the planned ‘No Dictators’ protest away from the area.
The farmers who were just weeks away from harvesting, are now starting over.
Organizers say Saturday’s demonstration will focus on unity, bringing the community together after the worst flooding the state has seen in two decades.
Officials said blubber, bones, and other remnants are washing ashore between Nanakuli Beach Park and Barbers Point, which has attracted large predators such as tiger sharks.
Doctors are seeing infections from contaminated water and mud, while scientists look at the long-term effect on oceans and coral.
Investigators said the fire originated in the carport and was caused by lithium-ion batteries from an electric bike, which were next to a 2018 Tesla Model X. The e-bike was not charging and had not been modified.
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