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Girl Scouts of Hawaiʻi launches program to build next generation of civic leaders

Girl Scouts of Hawaiʻi is launching “Girls in Policy,” a new, innovative program designed to strengthen girls’ civic engagement, leadership and advocacy skills during the 2026 Hawaiʻi Legislative Session.

Applications open for $25,000 grant to art, culture programs supporting Hawaiʻi veterans

The Hawaiʻi State Foundation on Culture and the Arts will select the grantee with the federal funding part of the America 250 celebration.

Puna man charged with attempted distribution of 10 pounds of meth, firearms offenses 

Hawaiʻi County VICE-East officers recovered a black Radical Arms model RF-15 multi caliber rifle with a black cylindrical silencer and other weapons from Jason Coxʻ residence.

Winter weather advisory issued for Big Island summits

A winter weather advisory is in effect for the Big Island summits through Saturday morning due to hazardous conditions, including snow, freezing fog, and icy roads.

Police investigating large Hilo brawl of teenagers, adults after reports of weapons, injuries

Dispatchers received multiple calls reporting that about 50 juveniles and adults were fighting in the area of Pōpolo and Hema streets, with some participants reportedly armed with machetes.

Services set to honor life, legacy of Hawai‘i Island’s Nālani Kanakaʻole

Kanakaʻole passed away peacefully on Jan. 3 in Hilo at the age of 79.

Hawaiʻi Lions holding 17th annual eyeglasses, hearing aids and new food drive

The program encourages residents to comb through dresser drawers and closets and donate any unused eyewear and hearing aids, which will be sorted, cleaned and donated to people in need.

Eight teens rescued during multiagency child recovery operation on O‘ahu

The operation was conducted during National Human Trafficking Awareness Month in January. Two children who recovered were reported as runaways more than one year ago.

Volcano Watch: What do small earthquakes beneath Kīlauea summit mean for the ongoing eruption?

Since the ongoing eruption began a year ago, the Kīlauea summit region has been remarkably quiet from an earthquake standpoint, but that is changing.

What are the backgrounds of the 8 finalists for Hawai‘i County police chief?

Hawaiʻi County Police Commission Chair Greg Yamada said there is a good cross-section of candidates: “I saw a couple who seemed pretty impressive on paper as far as where they would like to take the department and future goals.”

Renovations to Kona Hawai‘i Temple still ongoing amid announcement of new temple location on Maui

The Kona Hawai‘i Temple has been undergoing renovations since 2024.

UH scientists investigate Sharktober, confirm spike in tiger shark bites in October

New University of Hawaiʻi research confirms that “Sharktober” is real, revealing a statistically significant spike in shark bite incidents in Hawaiian waters every October.

Microsoft outage disrupts email and notifications at Hawai’i State Senate

On Tuesday, a Microsoft Exchange outage disrupted the Hawaiʻi State Senate’s email and digital services, leading to communication delays and impacting the distribution of legislative hearing notices.

Update: Missing 67-year-old man in South Kohala has been found in good health

Jiro Ohnishi, 67, who was reported as missing on Tuesday afternoon in South Kohala has been found on Thursday safe and in good health.

Man identified in last week’s fatal two-vehicle crash in Hilo

Michael Taione, a 26-year-old from Maui, was identified as the driver of a truck who was killed after crossing the centerline and striking another vehicle head on.

Eight candidates to be interviewed for Hawai‘i County police chief

The Hawaiʻi County Police Commission will interview the eight candidates during public meetings Jan. 28 and 29 in Kona.

Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense brings preparedness outreach to Ocean View

The fair on Jan. 24 is in partnership with the Ocean View Resilience Hub and the Hawaiian Volcanoes Education and Resilience Institute.

Arson not suspected after Captain Cook home destroyed in blaze

No injuries were reported following the structure fire.

Are you single? Producers casting for reality dating show ‘No Lei No Love’ on Hawaiʻi Island

The show will be a local twist to the popular social dating format made famous by online series such as YouTube’s “Pop the Balloon.”

30th Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualālai tees off Thursday to start PGA Tour’s seniors season

Defending champion Ernie Els and Charles Schwab Cup winners Stewart Cink and Steven Alkers are in the final threesome on Thursday, teeing off at 12:23 p.m.
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