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LETTER: HMSA and Primary Care Physicians
A good Primary Care Provider is an invaluable asset to your health. Yet somewhere along the way, that value has come into question.
Big Island Weekend Surf: SW Pulse to Move In
Your weekend Big Island surf forecast including wave heights…
Big Island Weekend Weather: Trade Winds Return
Here is your weekend Hawai‘i County weather forecast including high and low temperatures, winds, precipitation and cloud cover.
Waipi‘o Cookhouse: A True Farm-to-Table Experience
Waipi‘o Cookhouse owner Larry Vidlak began growing his own food on his property in Kukuihaele in 2010.
Senators Lead Effort to Lower Prescription Drug Costs for Seniors
With 41 million seniors, including nearly 70,000 in Hawai‘i, participating in Medicare Part D, Medicare could negotiate bigger discounts with pharmaceutical companies.
Health & Human Services Job Fair at State Capitol Aug. 11
The Hawai‘i State Department of Health and Department of Human Services will co-host a job fair on Friday, Aug. 11, 2017, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the State Capital.
Big Island Surf: Trade Wind Swell to Increase
Your daily Big Island surf forecast including surf heights, tides, projected winds…
Big Island Weather: Mugginess & Downpours Expected
Winds should pick back up in strength on Friday and Saturday. Sunday winds are currently expected to slacken again.
Homeless Moved to Temporary Shelter in Kona
Hawai‘i County and Hope Services have moved a group of homeless people from the Old Airport Park to temporary facilities on county property in Kona.
Three Arrested on Multiple Charges in Hilo
Shortly before midnight on Tuesday, Aug. 1, the Hawai‘i Police Department’s stolen vehicle task force tracked down 23-year-old Tyler Leopoldino…
6 Arrested on Maui During Solar Telescope Protest
Six protesters were arrested by Maui police as they attempted to block the passage of a vehicle convoy hauling equipment up Haleakalā for a new solar telescope.
BBB Issues Alert About HELCO Impersonator Scam
HELCO customers have reported receiving calls threatening immediate disconnection unless they pay their bill via a money transfer or cash express payment.
Sen. Hirono: ‘Trump Immigration Plan Doubles Down on Bigoted Campaign Rhetoric’
The Trump-Cotton-Perdue immigration proposal would dramatically reform the immigration system in the U.S.
Kona-Tokyo Trip Winner: ‘This Came As a Huge Delight for My Whole Family’
The giveaway was sponsored by Hawaiian Airlines and the Island of Hawaiʻi Visitors Bureau, in partnership with Pacific Media Group.
Hawai‘i to Receive $1.2M+ for FAS Migrant Impacts
Hawai‘i will receive $1,276,000-plus for the financial burden sustained as a result of migrants from Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, Palau.
Big Island Weather: Mugginess Continues
Expect northeast winds around 15 mph. High temperatures are forecast from 83° to 88° and feeling muggy.
Habitat for Humanity Hawai’i Island Marks One-Month Anniversary
July 1 marked the first day of Habitat for Humanity Hawai‘i Island, following a merge between Habitat for Humanity West Hawai‘i and Hale Aloha O Hilo Habitat for Humanity.
Hawai‘i Forest & Trail to Help Raise Funds for Habitat Blitz Build
Habitat for Humanity Hawai’i Island and Hawaii Forest & Trail are joining forces to raise money for the upcoming Blitz Build, and encourage volunteering for the community project.
Hawai‘i Joins 20-State Coalition to Protect Consumer Rights
The coalition is urging the Senate not to repeal rules that protect consumer legal rights.
UPDATE: Two Suspects Charged in Connection With Pohoiki Shooting Incident
Hawaiʻi Island police have arrested a 36-year-old Puna man in connection with the ongoing investigation into a shooting incident in Puna on Sunday, July 30.
