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UDPATE 3: Supreme Court Hears Travel Ban Arguments
The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments today, April 25, in Hawai‘i’s challenge to the third iteration of President Donald Trump’s travel ban, Hawaii v. Trump.
Boat Captain Rescues Swimmer in Kailua Bay
A woman passenger from the cruise ship Carnival Legend was seen swimming in Kailua Bay, approximately 100 yards east of Kailua Pier at 4 p.m. on Monday April 25.
PHOTOS: $600,000+ Raised for Kaua‘i Cleanup
The Kaua‘i Relief and Recovery Fund provides grants to local organizations that are bringing immediate relief to communities that have been impacted by flooding.
Search for Next UH Hilo Chancellor Extended
The search for a new chancellor of the UH at Hilo has been extended to the end of 2018; the new leader is expected to be in place in spring 2019.
Puna Man Charged With Suspected Drug Dealing
Hawai‘i Island police recovered 369.3 grams of heroin; just under a gram of crystal methamphetamine; 28 grams of dried, processed marijuana; and just over $8,100.
Foster’s Kitchen Features Fresh Spring Menu
Foster’s Kitchen in downtown Kailua-Kona, known for its scratch-made local cuisine and handcrafted cocktails, is offering a new menu for spring.
How to Prepare for a Tsunami, Nature’s Warning Signs
This portion of the interview discusses the common “natural warning signs” of tsunamis, what to do if a tsunami alert is issued or you think a local tsunami may have been generated, how to prepare for tsunamis and surprising facts about…
Hawai‘i Volcano Overflight: Eastern Wall of Puʻu ʻŌʻō Shows Signs of Weakening
A perched pond was observed within the very inflated Pu’u ‘O’o crater on the morning of Thursday, April 19, according to Paradise Helicopters’ crew members.
Puna Man Charged With 9 Sex Offenses
A Puna man was charged on Friday, April 20, with nine sexual offenses in connection with a sexual assault reported in Hilo on Tuesday afternoon, April 17.
Van Driver Kills Nine on Toronto Sidewalk
Nine people died and 16 were injured on Monday, April 23, 2018, in one of the worst mass killings in the modern history of Canada.
New Verizon Next Gen Store Opens in Hilo
The first of its kind Next Gen Verizon store in Hilo is now open at 111 East Puainako St.
HPD Seeking Three Puna Men Wanted on Bench Warrants
The Hawaiʻi Island Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating three Puna men who are wanted for outstanding bench warrants.
864 Pounds of Trash Removed at Manukā NAR Cleanup
On Earth Day, Sunday, April 22, 30 volunteers removed 864 pounds of trash from the Manukā Natural Area Reserve (NAR) on Hawai’i Island.
Hawai‘i Gas Prices Continue to Increase
Average retail gasoline prices in Honolulu have risen 6.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.46/g on Sunday, April 23, 2018.
NASA Launches the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
On Wednesday, April 18, 2018, NASA launched the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS).
Rep. San Buenaventura to Hold Emergency Preparedness Meeting
Topics for discussion will range from emergency shelter locations to hurricane preparations and updates regarding the false missile alert.
PTA Training Advisory for April 2018
Military units are scheduled to conduct various types of training at Pōhakuloa on Hawai‘i Island in April that may be heard or observed by the surrounding communities.
Par Hawai’i Pumps Up Support for Special Olympics Hawai‘i Athletes
Make a donation during the 13th Annual Fueling Dreams campaign at any one of 45 participating Hele and 76 locations statewide.
Hawaiian Electric Companies Releases 2017-18 Sustainability Report
Hawaiian Electric Companies released a report describing the its efforts to address climate change and contribute to community sustainability.
UPDATE: Flood Watch, Winter Storm Warning Cancelled for Big Island
The National Weather Service Flood Watch continues for Hawai‘i Island through today.
