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Hawaii Lawmakers to Take Up Background Check Bill Friday
While efforts to expand the checks failed today in the US Senate, the matter remains alive in the state Legislature.
Help Needed Identifying Pedestrian Killed on Highway in Glenwood
The man was walking on the highway near the 18-mile marker at around 3 a.m.
Naniloa Seeks Bankruptcy Court Approval for Plan
The plan calls for five years of monthly payments to the bank to which the resort owes nearly $10 million, followed by a $9.5 million balloon payment.
No Tsunami From Another Strong New Guinea Quake
The strong tremor was the fourth in five weeks to strike the region.
Awards Adding Up for UH-Hilo Math Student
Marissa Loving, a graduating senior, has accumulated more than $500,000 in fellowships and other awards toward her doctoral studies.
Effort to Resolve Health Care Shortage Expands to Congress
While state efforts are already underway, Hawaii’s congressional delegation introduces legislation to boost health care on the neighbor islands.
US, Hawaii Flags at Half-Staff Until Sunset Saturday
The move is out of respect for the victims in the bombings Monday at the Boston Marathon.
OPINION: Sen. Hirono vs the Xenophobes
To boost tourism from Asia, the first term senator must battle cultural paranoia in Washington.
Big Island Runners Ryan, Perry Safe After Boston Marathon Explosion
Two marathon runners from the Big Island are OK following a pair of explosions near the Boston Marathon finish line.
Another Record Temperature Set Sunday in Hilo
The thermometer hit 87 degrees at Hilo’s airport, two degrees warmer than the previous record for April 14.
Midnight Collections Tonight at Three Big Isle Post Offices
The post offices will have specially marked boxes or drop-off slots for last-minute income tax filers.
Governor Releases $7.5M for Lanakila Homes Renovations
The 50-year-old affordable rental complex has sat empty for more than a decade.
Project to Expand Kawaihae Small Boat Berthings Set for June
A new floating dock 445 feet long will add 25 new berthing stalls.
Hawaii Nui Brewing Seeks Bankruptcy Protection
Hilo-based Hawaii Nui Brewing, makers of Mehana and Hawaii Nui beer brands, has filed for bankruptcy.
Boy Rescued From Steam Crack Near Park Headquarters
The boy who fell 25 feet sustained only minor injuries.
Dorrance Scholars First in Family to Attend College
The program is credited with boosting graduation rates for first-generation college students.
‘I Hate Hamlet’ Coming to the Aloha Theatre
Shakespeare lovers (and haters) rejoice. Paul Rudnick’s Broadway comedy hits the Big Island this weekend.
State Seeking Input on Placement of Hilo Bay Mooring Buoys
Officials said surveys of Blonde Reef indicated the need for day-use moorings in the bay.
‘Red Road’ Losing Its Namesake Hue
The final stretch of the picturesque coastal roadway is getting a new layer of darker asphalt.
Senate Approves PLDC Bill; Decision Reverts to House
The House must now decide whether it agrees with the Senate’s amendment to the bill related to the disposition of its appropriations.
