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Crimson and turnovers, over and over, in Hawaii’s loss at Washington State
PULLMAN, WASH. >> In the end, the members of the Hawaii football team were left to wonder how fighting the good fight still left them bruised and discouraged.
Latest church plant by Immanuel Baptist enjoying growth in Morehead
Rowan Community Church, the latest church plant from Immanuel Baptist in Louisville, is approaching its one-year anniversary with healthy growth and lofty expectations for the future.
Traffic delays expected on Maui as modular homes are moved to Lahaina
For drivers on Maui's roads there could be traffic delays tonight as modular homes for wildfire survivors are moved to the Ka la'i Ola housing site in Lahaina.
Maui Gears Up for the Opening of New Kahului Transit Center on November 20
The new Kahului Transit Center in Maui is set to open on November 20, offering covered seating, restrooms, and a ticket booth.
Bicyclist killed in collision on Haleakala Highway in Kula
A 68-year-old bicyclist died after colliding with a vehicle on Haleakala Highway in Kula on Friday, October 18, 2024.
Proposal for Maui County ferry system gets positive feedback
This week, county officials finished a second round of public meetings to gather input on a potential ferry that would connect Maui, Moloka’i and Lana’i.
Rediscovering Hawaii: How spiritual, magical Maui is resolutely moving forward
It is yet another brilliant early evening on the west coast of this tropical paradise and the latest stunning edition of sunset theatre awaits. We are at the Old Lahaina Luau, and like most in attendance — with a colourful lei around our neck and a refreshing Mai Tai in hand — we are ready for the most authentic of Hawaiian tourist experiences.
A look at the ballot questions: Voters will decide fate of proposed amendments to County Charter, state Constitution
Hawaii County voters are starting to receive their mail-in ballots for the Nov. 5 General Election.
Voting explainer: 2024 constitutional amendment ballot questions
Hawaiʻi voters will have the chance to weigh in on two constitutional amendment questions in the November election. HPR's Ashley Mizuo breaks down the proposed changes so you can make an informed choice.
Maui Residents Breathe Sigh of Relief as Hawaiian Electric Ends Wildfire-Prevention Power Shutoffs
HECO retracted its decision to shut off power in West Maui due to a wildfire threat when conditions improved and the Red Flag Warning was cancelled.
Hawaii likely to see wetter-than-average rainy season
After a slow start to Hawaii’s wet season this month, forecasters project above-average rainfall from December through April, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Here’s How To See the ‘Comet of the Century’ in Hawaiʻi
Social media is ablaze with photos of what people are calling the “comet of the century.” More like “comet of your lifetime.” Sightings of Comet
Hawaii's Trade Winds Take a Pause, Usher in Increased Showers and Shifting Sea Conditions
Hawaii faces lighter sea breezes replacing usual trade winds, increasing showers on Big Island and Maui, with the weather expected to clear up by the weekend.
Oakland offers lessons in fire prevention 33 years after its devastating fire
A report released this month said the cause of last year's deadly wildfire on Maui was a rekindling event fueled by winds that burned through unmanaged vegetation. HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote reports from Oakland,
For Champion Kimi Werner, Spearfishing Is About More Than Catching Her Next Meal
After learning how to spearfish with her dad, she fell in the love with the sport and shares why catching fresh fish supports her overall wellness
Purposeful Leadership. Catalyzing Change.
Hawai‘i Leadership Forum and its cornerstone program, Omidyar Fellows, are invested in philanthropic and nonprofit leaders who are driving transformative change.
Upcountry Maui fire victims await change as cesspool restrictions block rebuilding
Upcountry Maui residents who lost their homes in wildfires last August are experiencing a rebuilding roadblock.
Hawaiian Electric to shut off power in West Maui due to immediate threat of wildfires
HECO expects to activate its Public Safety Power Shutoff program and proactively shut off power in communities in West Maui with high exposure to wildfire risk.
Invasive Seaweeds Threaten Native Marine Ecosystems in Honolulu, UH Mānoa Research Indicates
Invasive seaweeds outcompete native species in Honolulu's underwater ecosystems due to better salinity adaptation.
Hawaii Filipino Food Week showcases flavors of central Philippines
Specials at 18 restaurants celebrate the culinary heritage of Iloilo, a gastronomic city in central Philippines.
Maui Wildfire Survivors Will Get Extra Year Of FEMA Housing Help
Survivors of last year’s deadly wildfire that decimated much of Lahaina will receive an additional year of housing assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Housing has been a major challenge in recovering from the Aug.
With success in football and rodeo, Waialua’s Kaleb Rice is a gridiron cowboy
Listed at 5 feet, 7 inches tall and 150 pounds, Kaleb Rice is the smallest player on defense, seemingly out of place on a field of giants. Violent giants.
Public input sought on Hawai‘i Gas rate hike plan
CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL / 2023 Public hearings are being held as state regulators consider a request by Hawai ‘i Gas to raise rates by about 19 % in some areas. A Hawai ‘i Gas sign is shown at its Kamakee Street location.
HECO customers are without power across Maui
The outage affects 3,900 homes and businesses in Wailuku and Waiehu. HECO announced on Twitter that the outage is not due to a Public Safety Power Shutoff. HECO announced at 9 p.m. that they have restored power to a majority of affected customers.
Exclusive: First Nobu Restaurant In Maui Will Debut At Grand Wailea
Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Nobu resturant will open it's first outpost on the island of Maui in the summer of 2025.
'Frustrating but not surprising' | Some reportedly relieving themselves on popular Maui trail
Hikers on Maui reported some are relieving themselves on a popular trail after the state removed its restrooms from the site.
Shell Va‘a dominates Molokai Hoe, makes it lucky No. 13
While it took its time getting started, Tahitian outrigger paddling powerhouse Shell Va’a provided yet another master class on world-class canoe competition and finished with its familiar combination of blazing speed and smooth power to dismiss the competition.
TaKorean Launches a Hawaiian Comfort Food Ghost Kitchen
While poke shops have popped up all around the DC area in recent years, Hawaiian comfort food isn’t as well represented. Now, the team behind TaKorean has launched Kau Kau, a takeout-only plate lunch (and dinner) ghost kitchen cooking up kalua pork, loco moco, and other homey classics.
Local kickboxing: Two-day Toughman season finale this weekend
Two nights of non-stop kickboxing action begins Friday with the Next Generation Toughman Hawaii Season Finale at Hilo Civic Auditorium. Doors open at 5 p.m. with the show beginning at 6 p.m. and 2 p.m.
Editorial: More aid, housing for fire survivors
It’s not so unexpected that survivors of the devastating Lahaina and Kula fires of August 2023 continue to suffer from lost income, joblessness, higher costs of living and housing insecurity more than a year after the disaster.
Are foreign adversaries China and Russia amplifying hurricane misinformation? Early signs say yes
A torrent of mis- and disinformation has complicated relief efforts from Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton and distorted information about
Sailboat runs aground at Mala Beach
A sailboat got stuck in shores along Mala Beach on Wednesday night after it was moored illegally, the Department of Land and Natural Resources reported. The vessel also does not
Civil Beat Election Pop-Ups On Maui, Kauai This Week
County Council candidates on Maui and Kauai will be available to answer questions and meet voters at two election-focused pop-up newsrooms scheduled for this week. Both sessions will be hosted by Civil Beat politics editor Chad Blair who will be talking to candidates about key issues on each island.
Opinion: Climate dread and wonder in paradise and other lost places
This summer and fall, fires consumed California and much of the west. Extreme heat brought suffering and death across the country and the world, and we have, are, and will be seeing more
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