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Start Earth Day with E Ala Ē chant at sunrise

On Earth Day at sunrise, groups across Hawai‘i will gather for the chant led by Hawaiian elders and cultural practitioners.

Update: Hawai‘i police find missing, at-risk Kurtistown man

Marc Jones was found in good health in Keaʻau on April 21, 2023.

Kona couple arrested for attempted murder and early morning crime spree

A Kona couple has been arrested for attempted murder as Hawai‘i police continue to investigate a series of crimes over the past three days.

Seniors now eligible for additional COVID-19 bivalent booster dose

The CDC’s announcement also simplifies vaccination schedules to allow bivalent vaccines to be used for primary vaccination series, as well as boosters.

Kīlauea volcano is not erupting, despite elevated unrest

Small flurries of earthquakes have occurred irregularly beneath Halemaʻumaʻu, Keanakākoʻi Crater, and along the southern end of Kaluapele.

VA would prescribe medical marijuana under Schatz bill

The Medical Marijuana Safe Harbor Act creates a temporary, five-year safe harbor protection for veterans who use medical marijuana, and directs the VA to research how medical marijuana could help veterans better manage chronic pain and reduce opioid abuse.

ClimbHI hosts hospitality program for Big Island students

The free two-day program was held at The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort and Mauna Kea Resort, providing students with exposure to a variety of careers.

Update: Man and woman in custody after reportedly firing shots at Hawai‘i police officers

The incident occurred at approximately 4 a.m. when Kona patrol officers attempted to stop a 2013 BMW on Māmalahoa Highway and Rabbit Hill Road Street that had been used to commit two burglaries in the area.

CVS Health installs time delay safes in all 61 Hawaiʻi Longs Drugs locations

CVS Health has completed the installation of time delay safes in more than 9,000 of its pharmacy locations, including all 61 Longs Drugs stores in Hawaiʻi.

Walmart, Sam’s Club launched 10th annual campaign to fight hunger in Hawaiʻi

Walmart and Sam’s Club launched their 10th annual “Fight Hunger. Spark Change.” campaign to help end food insecurity in Hawaiʻi and across the country.

National Library Week kicks off with virtual performance by Hawaiʻi’s State Poet Laureate

Hawaiʻi’s State Poet Laureate, Brandy Nālani McDougall will perform a virtual poetry reading on April 22 for National Library Week.

Emergency repairs to Wailuku Bridge in Hilo begin April 20; weight, speed reduced

Due to needed emergency repairs on Wailuku Bridge in Hilo, the Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation has reduced the weight limit and speed limit, effective April 20.

UPDATE: 17-year-old girl missing from Hilo found

Hawai‘i Island police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating 17-year-old Kelis Garmon-Mercado, who was reported as a runaway and was last seen on March 26.

Hawaiʻi County Council overrides Roth’s veto of bill intended to increase rezoning transparency

Following an override of Mayor Mitch Roth’s veto, Bill 194 is now a Hawai‘i County ordinance that brings requests for time extensions for zoning changes to come back to the County Council.

Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Justice wins Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement award

Hawaii Supreme Court Justice Sabrina S. McKenna has been honored with the prestigious 2023 Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement award.

Big Island divers unite with Aqualung, PADI for #DiveForEarthDay

Nonprofit Ho‘omalu Ke Kai and business Seasport Divers are behind the Kaua‘i cleanup efforts.

Update: Winter weather advisory canceled for Big Island summits

Live cam photos showed snow falling on Mauna Kea at 10 a.m., but now the winter weather advisory is canceled for the summits of the Big Island.

Update: Flood advisory canceled for Big Island

The flood advisory has been canceled for the Big Island.

Hawaiʻi Floriculture and Nursery Association releases educational video

Hawaiʻi Floriculture and Nursery Association shares ‘Hawaiʻi Grown Flowers & Plants’ educational video.

Protest at Big Island shopping center over state ordered removal of cat feeding stations

During a protest at Queensʻ Marketplace on the Big Island, two women from Waikōloa were cited by state conservation and resources officers for “prohibited take of endangered species” by putting bowls of cat food on the ground.
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