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2 men charged with Merrie Monarch Festival office burglary, squatting at closed business

Hawai‘i Island police have arrested and charged two men for breaking into the Merrie Monarch Festival office in Hilo and stealing numerous items valued at more than $2,700, including eight replica medals of King Kalākaua.

Local artists jam for World Make Music Day in Kona

Make Music Hawaiʻi hosted live performances in Hilo and Kona on June 21 in celebration of Make Music Day.

Road closures scheduled for Hilo’s Pride Parade this weekend

The roads used for the parade route will close at 10:45 a.m., 15 minutes prior to the parade starting at 11 a.m. and reopen at the conclusion of the parade at noon.

Urgent call for volunteers: help feed keiki, teens this summer with Project Hawaiʻi

Project Hawaiʻi is urgently seeking volunteers in Hilo and Kona to help feed keiki in need this summer.

Top 20 things to do on the Big Island June 22-28: KATCHAFIRE, Kona marlin tourney, Hilo Pride Weekend

The Top 20 things to do on the Big Island for the week of June 22-28 includes: KATCHAFIRE, Kona marlin tourney, Hilo Pride Weekend and Keller Williams. Find our comprehensive listing HERE.

Research reveals high rates of outrigger canoe paddling especially among Native Hawaiians

These findings are important because they suggest that promoting paddling and other activities that are physically demanding as well as culturally relevant, could be a meaningful way to improve physical activity rates in Hawaiʻi.

Gov. Josh Green signs bills to increase affordable housing, reduce homelessness

“Since taking office, tackling the hard issues of housing and homelessness has been at the forefront of my Administration’s efforts,” said Gov. Josh Green.

Replica medals stolen from Merrie Monarch Festival office in Hilo found, 2 men arrested

The men were found squatting at a closed business on Hualani Street.

Hawai‘i police seek public help finding missing Waimea woman

The woman last had contact with her family on April 28 at Kawaihae Harbor.

3 people seriously injured in head-on collision on Daniel K. Inouye Highway on Big Island

A head-on collision that occurred Tuesday morning on Daniel K. Inouye Highway near the 26 mile-marker left three people seriously injured.

Update: Hawai‘i police locate 72-year-old man in good health

The man was found in Hilo.

Proposed Hawaiʻi County office of sustainability, climate moving forward

The Hawai‘i County Council on Wednesday voted 5-1 to approve first reading of Bill 48, which would create a new Hawai’i County Office of Sustainability, Climate, Equity and Resilience to help the Big Island weather the storm of climate change.

Statewide cupping, latte art throwdown winners named by Hawai‘i Coffee Association

The top-scoring coffee with 87 points was a Kona-grown parchment-dried Red Bourbon variety produced by Kopiko Farm.

Don Aweau chosen as Executive Officer of Hawai‘i Emergency Management Agency

Aweau most recently served with the Federal Emergency Management Agency as a senior advisor for the Interagency Recovery Coordination and Community Planning and Capacity Building cadre that responded to disasters nationwide.

Transpac 2023 boat race starts next week

With the most Hawai‘i racers/boats competing in over 10 years, Hawai‘i racers come from Hawai‘i Yacht Club, Waikiki Yacht Club and Kewalo Basin.

Update: Mamalahoa Highway now open

Update: Mamalahoa Highway now open in both diretions.

42-year-old homeless woman missing in Kaʻū since June 4

A 42-year-old homeless woman with an outstanding bench warrant was reported missing on June 4 in Ka‘ū on the Big Island.

Captain Cook 29-year-old found guilty for ‘End of World’ murder and arson of BMW

A Kona jury found a 29 year-old man from Captain Cook guilty of second-degree murder and first-degree arson for a 2021 shooting that occurred at a location known as the “End of the World.”

Report: 21,047 firearm permits issued in 2022 throughout Hawai‘i

The 21,047 permits issued last year cover a total of 51,883 firearms registered throughout the year, resulting in a 9.1 percent decrease from 57,091 firearms registered during 2021.

State of Hawaiʻi seeking public comment on soil remediation plan for Hakalau Beach Park

The proposed alternatives for remediation of Hakalau Beach Park and Hakalau Stream Bridge include removal of soil, isolation, containment, replacement with clean fill, and partial access with restriction of areas showing highest levels of lead contamination.
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