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Police arrest suspect in Honoka’a attempted murder investigation

Hawai’i Island police have initiated an attempted murder investigation following a shooting incident in Honoka‘a on Tuesday evening that left a 39-year-old man in critical condition.

Hawai‘i transportation department shows uptick in rider-involved fatalities

Of the 33 fatalities, 22 of the riders were not properly licensed. Preliminary toxicology results reveal that 18 of the riders tested positive for alcohol, drugs, or a combination of both.

Hawaiʻi Police release driver who thought he hit a pig but killed a pedestrian

Hawai‘i Island police have released the driver of a 2003 Toyota Tacoma who was arrested Sunday night for striking and killing a 40-year-old pedestrian, but continue to investigate the hit-and-run collision that occurred on Highway 11 in front of Glenwood Park in Volcano.

Council holding special meeting for Hawaiʻi Countyʻs proposed $794.3 million FY 2023-24 budget

Hawai‘i County Mayor Mitch Roth has proposed a fiscal year 2023-24 operating budget that includes an estimated $831,663,759 in revenues and appropriations, an increase of 5.8 percent from fiscal year 2022-23.

Hirono, others call for review of JROTC following sexual abuse, misconduct reports

“The more than 500,000 students participating in JROTC programs across the country should be safe and protected in their programs,” said Senator Mazie K. Hirono.

Micro-grant program for small-scale agriculture in Hawai‘i opens

A total of $2 million is available for this year’s program which was provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture under the 2018 Farm Bill.

Hawaiʻi County Council gives favorable recommendation to new sustainability office

A bill that would create a new cabinet-level Office of Sustainability, Climate, Equity and Resilience and a new chapter in Hawaiʻi County code to govern it is moving forward.

9 Hawaiʻi Island Students receive $29,000

The students were among 60 recipients, one from each qualifying public and independent school in the state, who received scholarships based on academic achievement, community service and financial need.

Two men charged in relation to a property crime spree across East Hawai‘i

The alleged crimes include a string of burglaries that occurred at self-storage facilities located within the Shipman Industrial Park.

Pahoa clinic hosting health fair, blood draw event Friday

The event is sponsored by the Galleri Early Cancer Screening Test.

Wind advisory issued for Big Island summits

The strong winds will persist through at least Thursday night and possibly through Friday.

50th annual Kamehameha Day canoe regatta coming to Kailua Pier

Ka‘ahumanu Place will be closed on Saturday for the annual Kamehameha Day canoe regatta craft fair with exciting vendors, a food booth and more.

Hawaiian Electric finalizes Integrated Grid Plan to decarbonize energy system by 2045

Hawaiian Electric is seeking regulatory approval of its Integrated Grid Plan.

FOUND: 1-year-old child missing in Captain Cook

Emma Magana is Hispanic, 2 feet in height with a thin build, approximately 30 pounds with chin-length brown hair and brown eyes.

Work to prevent rockfalls on Waipiʻo Valley Road to begin May 22 — with road closure

Work to prevent rockfalls along Waipiʻo Valley Road on Hawaiʻi Island will begin on May 22 with the road to be closed to all traffic when construction is underway.

University of Hawai‘i to develop climate-resilient, food innovation network

UH received a $1 million, 24-month award as part of the first-ever U.S. National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines Development Awards.

Looking good: Hawaiʻi State Sheriffs receive national best-dressed law enforcement award

The State of Hawaiʻi Sheriff Division was named the winner of the 2023 best-dressed public safety award for “Police & Sheriff – Sheriff” by the Network Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors.

132 years after dying in the line of duty, Kohala captain honored during Police Week

Capt. T. N. Simeona, the pound master for the Kohala area on the Big Island near the end of the 19th century, was killed in the line of duty on Sept. 30, 1890. His story was told and his name added to the police memorial wall at the Hilo Police Station on Monday during the Hawai‘i Police Department’s National Police Week ceremony.

‘Breaking chains:’ 6 people graduate from Big Island Drug Court

Families celebrated the sobriety of six graduates, and the 21st anniversary of the Big Island Drug Cthat has helped more than 350 people get their lives back on track in Hawaiʻi County.

Hawai‘i police renew request for information in Puna homicide case

Over the past year, detectives have interviewed multiple witnesses and had forensic testing of evidence completed.
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