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Hundreds line highway in Kona to protest Trump administration during ‘No Kings’ event

The Kona protest, one of four such rallies on the Big Island, was part of a nationwide “No Kings” protest organized by several grassroots groups to denounce authoritarianism and President Donald Trump.

Voyaging canoes Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia reach the doldrums in journey to Tahiti

Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia, the voyaging canoes of the Polynesian Voyaging Society, have reached the Intertropical Convergence Zone that is commonly known as the doldrums as they continue their journey from Hilo to Tahiti.

Free training available for Big Island residents learning to care for, understand people living with dementia

The Positive Approach to Care helps people understand what is happening to the brain when someone has dementia while also teaching practical techniques for care.

Hilo elementary students raise $259 to help with repairs at Kawamoto Pool

Hilo Union School students involved with the Kama‘aina Kids A+ Afterschool Program raised funds for repairs to the Charles “Sparky” Kawamoto Swim Stadium.

Big Island embraces Buddhist cultural tradition with 27 Obon celebrations this season

The Buddhist tradition of dance is meant to welcome, celebrate and appreciate ancestors and loved ones who have passed away.

Hong Kong Chop Suey in Captain Cook is closed for multiple food safety violations

The Department of Health issued a red “closed” placard to Hong Kong Chop Suey, 82-6066 Mamalahoa Hwy., for at least 10 critical food safety violations found on Thursday.

Hawai‘i Island police chief Ben Moszkowicz applies to be interim chief of Honolulu Police Department

After Joe Logan unexpectedly announced his retirement earlier this month as chief of the Honolulu Police Department, Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi strongly recommended Ben Moszkowicz to be the interim chief.

Visitor from Boston rescued after falling off steep cliff to get better view of erupting Kīlauea

The rescue team from Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park were managing eruption traffic and able to respond quickly, rappelling down the heavily vegetated cliff face to hoist the man to safety.

Lifeguard tower installed at Kohanaiki Beach Park in Kona

Rachel Able pushed the lifeguard tower after her daughter died from injuries suffered in a surf accident at the beach in 2022.

Repairs on Fire Department connection to begin June 16 at Pāhoa Transfer Station

While all services will continue to be available during repairs at the Pāhoa Transfer station, the construction area located near the entrance may impact access, traffic flow and parking.

Two urgent care centers in East Hawai‘i fined $2.19 million for operating clinical labs without state permits

The violations were discovered during a state inspection on March 25.

University of Hawaiʻi program for women in geosciences ends due to Trump Administration’s funding cuts

“I think the biggest impact of this termination is the loss of professional development opportunities for women. STEM is hemorrhaging women.” — Barbara Bruno of the University of Hawaiʻi

National No Kings Mass Protest scheduled on Hawai‘i Island

More than 7,000 Hawaiʻi residents, including teachers, veterans, immigration and civil rights advocates, are expected to join the No Kings Mass protest on Saturday throughout the state.

Hilo man arrested and charged with 21 offenses in mail theft investigation

Keoni Brian Paulino was charged with theft and financial crimes and a drug offense after an incident of mail theft was reported to police early Tuesday morning in Waiākea Uka.

UFC legend BJ Penn arrested Thursday in Hilo for violating temporary restraining order

BJ Penn’s 79-year-old mother filed a temporary restraining order against her son in May in Third Circuit Family Court in May for what she describes as “extreme psychological abuse.”

Hawai‘i Island police renew request for information on whereabouts of missing Puna man

Justin Kawika Ferreira was reportedly last seen on October 21, 2023, in Kea‘au, wearing camouflage pants and no shirt.

AG Lopez issues joint statement regarding deployment of California National Guard

Attorney General Anne Lopez joined a coalition of 18 attorneys general in releasing the a statement reacting to what she called the “unlawful deployment” of California National Guard against protestors in California.

Top 10 things to do on Big Island for June 13-19: Waikōloa Music Festival, Drinks for Dad, Cannabis Awards Show & more

It’s Father’s Day on Sunday, and around the Big Island there are several events to take dad to, as well as something for everyone else.

Vibrant Hawaiʻi and Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense to host disaster preparedness webinar series

Each of the four sessions is one hour long and features local experts and community leaders sharing practical tips, planning tools and insights that participants can use right away.

Episode 25 comes and goes after Kīlauea put on a show for thousands of people

Astonishing lava fountains surged over 1,000 feet high from Kīlauea’s north vent, creating a fiery spectacle for just over eight hours.
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