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Omori Confirmed as Director of County Research and Development
She has served in a variety of roles in county government including most recently as the department’s acting director.
UH-Hilo Wins US Tech Competition, Trip to Finals in Russia
Team Poliahu won the 2013 US Microsoft Imagine Cup Championship with an application designed to help communities with disaster relief.
Feel the Beat: Taiko Festival Hits UHH June 8-9
High-energy drumming takes over the University of Hawaii at Hilo Performing Arts Center on a weekend in June.
UPDATE: No Sign Wednesday of Missing Waipio Valley Swimmer
The fire department search for a 62-year-old Honoka`a man entered its third day this morning.
Bank Stabilization, Renovations Planned for Riverside Apartments
For the second time in as many years, the Hilo landmark will require securing of the banks of the nearby Wailuku River.
Zippy’s Hilo Hiring This Week
Zippy’s restaurant is recruiting this week for positions at its new Hilo location, slated to open this summer.
Police Week Ceremonies Include Honoring Those Slain in Duty
A ceremony similar to the one held Monday in Hilo is being held today in Kona.
FAQ: Calculating Your Potential Property Tax Increase
Find out how much you’ll pay under Mayor Kenoi’s proposed tax hikes.
Pressure Cookers Seized From Luggage in Hilo, Detroit
The FBI said no explosives were found, but agents seized an altered pressure cooker and other items from a passenger flying from Hilo to Honolulu.
HPP Home Damaged by Fire Early Sunday
Firefighters found flames coming from the back of the converted two-car garage on Kiawe Street.
UPDATE: Pedestrian Killed on Highway 11 in Glenwood Identified
The victim was reportedly wandering through traffic before being struck by a vehicle.
Free Health Clinics to be Held in Ka`u June 4-12
The clinics to be held in Pahala and Ocean View are the result of a partnership between the state Department of Health and the US Department of Defense.
For Fifth Year in a Row, Wet Season Dry in South Kohala
The hydrologist for the National Weather Service’s Oahu office said drought continues to plague some portions of the eastern end of the state.
Mother’s Day Weekend: Music and Flowers Galore
It’s a weekend overflowing with music and flowers, and there’s something for every mother to love.
Hawaii Volcanoes Completes Youth Ranger Internship Training
Now in its fourth year, the Youth Ranger Internship Program provides education and skills to help youth prepare for a variety of careers.
Police Identify Lava Hiking Victim; Autopsy Pending
Police said 57-year-old Riccardo Scagliati of Victoria, British Columbia had become disoriented and overheated while returning to his vehicle.
Novel by Volcano Author Peek Garners Award
“Daughters of Fire” is among the finalists for the Benjamin Franklin Gold Award for popular fiction.
ANALYSIS: Internet Tax Hurts Consumers, Helps Retailers
Prepare to pay more for your online purchases if a measure co-sponsored by Hawaii’s senators gets passed.
Partial Solar Eclipse to Occur Thursday Afternoon
The event can be viewed safely via a live feed over the internet or by using pinhole projection.
UPDATE: Autopsy Friday for Hiker Found Dead on Lava Plain
The unidentified victim was found dead after his fellow hiker phoned for help.
