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US Rep. Gabbard to Hold Community Meetings Saturday
The meetings will be held at the Kealakehe High School cafeteria in Kona and at the ILWU Hall in Hilo.
County Looking to Expand Use of Green Waste
Officials are proposing to mix it with food waste and other materials to create compost that will be sold to the public.
UPDATE: Police Release Results of Autopsy of Stabbing Victim
Police were called to the victim’s Kaumana Drive home at 5:19 this morning.
Broadway with Aloha
Support the arts and enjoy an evening of Broadway musical pieces at the 5th Annual Gala event at the Aloha Theatre on January 12.
ANALYSIS: Hawaii Health Insurance Exchange Moving Closer to Reality
Web portal will allow residents to compare affordable care choices.
UPDATE: Alleged Shooter Charged With Nine Offenses
Police say Martin’s relatives provided information that led them to his location.
Kilauea Eruption Marks 30th Anniversary
The ongoing eruption has covered 48 square miles and destroyed 214 structures.
Man Found Walking With Loaded Shotgun in Kona
The 39-year-old Kailua-Kona man was charged with multiple offenses.
UPDATE: Suspect Captured in Shooting of Officers
Police say the suspect, Keaka Martin, shot himself in the chest at a Hilo home just as officers arrived.
UPDATE: Mo`oheau Park Renovation Celebrated Thursday
The ceremony highlighted renovations to the bus terminal at the busy downtown Hilo park.
2-Car Collision in Honoka`a Injures 7
Accident shuts down both lanes of Highway 19 for several hours.
Body Pulled from Water after Vehicle Found in Papa`aloa River
County chopper had spotted missing person’s vehicle in river.
UPDATE: Murder on Bayfront: Police Ask for Witnesses
Police seek information from persons in the area at the time of the shooting.
Big Island’s Weekend: It’s Sticky and Sounds Awesome
Enjoy these last days and nights of 2012 with some wicked aural pleasures and a delightfully sticky sweet cultural exchange.
Donna Mercado Kim Selected as Senate President
Senate Vice President Donna Mercado Kim fills the role left by former Senate president Shan Tsutsui who formally accepted the lt. governor’s post on Thursday.
Researchers Ramp up Production of Moth to Combat Fireweed
The first release of the biocontrol insects is slated for early 2013.
Tsutsui Named New Lt. Governor of Hawai‘i
The announcement came during a press conference this afternoon in which Gov. Abercrombie confirmed the role of Tsutsui as second-in-command of Hawai‘i.
