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Big Island’s Pink Floyd band comes to Kahilu Theatre Saturday

Five years after their debut, a 10-member Pink Floyd tribute group is returning for an encore performance.

Dancers honor legacy of late Kumu Hula Johnny Lum Ho at Merrie Monarch Festival

Generations of kāne and wāhine dancers taught by the late Kumu Hula Johnny Lum Ho will take the stage tonight to honor him at Hō‘ike Night, which kicks off the 60th Merrie Monarch Festival.

What’s happening at the Merrie Monarch Festival on Wednesday?

Whatʻs happening on April 12 at the Merrie Monarch Festival? Check out our official and unofficial list of events.

Traveling to Merrie Monarch from neighboring island? What to know

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation alerts travelers of busy times at airports as thousands will go to the Big Island for the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival, April 12-15.

Update: Hawaiʻi island locate 16-year-old from Hilo

MIssing 16-year-old from Hilo was located in good health.

Integrated Hawai‘i Pacific Hydrogen Hub applies for federal funding

Hawai‘i State Energy Office leads broad consortium to obtain federal support for regional clean hydrogen hub

77 senate bills amended, approved by Hawai‘i State House

Measures passed by the house today include bills relating to electronic smoking devices, child welfare services, and more.

Mayor Roth proposes $794.3 million operating budget for Hawai’i County

“The budget reflects our administration’s commitment to maintaining crucial services while making significant investments in long-overdue infrastructure maintenance projects essential to preserving Hawai’i Island’s natural and cultural resources,” Hawai’i County Mayor Mitch Roth said about his proposed $794.3 million operating budget.

North Kohala Golf Park offering PGA Jr League for kids ages 17 and under

PGA Jr League brings kids together to learn and play golf in teams, with coaching and instruction from PGA professionals.

Hawai‘i Energy launches ‘be a light, give a light’ Earth Month promotion

The public can nominate a nonprofit to receive a LED lighting makeover from now until April 28.

Hawaiʻi Mushroom Festival returns to Kapaʻau April 15 & 16

The Second Annual Hawai’i Mushroom Festival is just around the corner, offering a weekend full of agricultural education and community-building activities.

Hawaiian Electric supports Hawai‘i Wildlife Fund’s Ka‘ū Coastal Restoration Program

Hawai‘i Wildlife Fund and Hawaiian Electric also partnered on two stewardship activities led by employee Alex Kelepolo, recipient of the 2022 Kokua Community Champion Service Award.

Complete demolition of dilapidated eyesore in downtown Hilo slated for November

Plans to renovate the Keawe Health Center in downtwon Hilo were ended when anomalies in the exterior concrete walls were discovered, leading to demolition of the building instead.

Kurtistown man gesturing he has gun at Hilo DMV charged with harassment

Eric Kinman Doherty, 52 of Kurtistown, has been charged with harassment following an incident at the Hilo Driver Licensing Station in Hilo in which he reportedly gestured he had a gun.

Measles identified in O‘ahu traveler back from abroad

The Department of Health has been able to identify those with known exposure to the case.

Hawai‘i wildlife stamp art contest winners announced

Alvin Galvez and Lauren Trangmar won the conservation and game bird categories, respectively.

Security guard at Pohoiki Beach Park in critical condition after being struck by truck

A 61-year-old security guard is in critical condition after being struck by a truck on April 4 at Pohoiki Beach Park in Pāhoa on the Big Island.

Hawaiian Electric employees, retirees raise $63,400 for Hawaiʻi Island United Way

Hawaiian Electric employees and retirees, with the support of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1260, raised more than $63,400 for Hawai‘i Island United Way during the company’s workplace campaign in 2022.

Annual volunteerism celebration expanded by Kanu Hawai‘i with Volunteer Month 2023

Most of the more than 800 events held during Volunteer Month have an environmental and cultural stewardship focus.

Creator of double-gourd drums for ancient hula at Merrie Monarch’s craft fair

Using ipu grown at his farm, Kalim Smith builds ipu heke, a double-gourd drum, and ipu heke ‘ole, a single gourd drum, which are used in ancient hula.
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