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Big Island Observatory Captures ‘Gigantic Jets’ of High-Altitude Lightning
On the night of July 23, Gemini North cloud cameras atop Maunakea captured footage of gigantic jets, upper atmospheric lightning…
Homeless Must Leave Old Kona Airport Park by Aug. 2
A limited number of spaces at homeless shelters are available to receive the homeless campers at the park and outreach workers have been reaching out to them.
Smoke Alarm Sounds: Keck Observatory II Evacuated
The smoke alarm went off in the WM Keck Observatory II control room at about 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 26, the observatory reported last night.
Greg Remnants to Bring Rain, High Humidity
Typical “trade wind weather” is forecast to continue for the rest of the work week. From late tonight through Saturday, moisture associated with the remnants of Greg is expected…
Trade Swell Lingers, South Swell Expected Tomorrow
Minimal south swell lingers. A new run of southwest swell is forecast to move in from the 28th to the 3rd. A small south-southeast bump…
Lunch and Linger at the Hawaiian Vanilla Company
The Hawaiian Vanilla Company, tucked away in the little town of Pa‘auilo on the Hāmākua Coast, offers a truly unique dining experience.
Current, Future State Highway Projects Data Available on HDOT Website
The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation Highways Division has made state highway project status data available to the public on the HDOT website.
Sayre Memorial Foundation Awards Dinner & Fundraiser Tickets on Sale
Tickets are now on sale for the 20th annual Daniel R. Sayre Memorial Annual Awards Dinner and Fundraiser set for The Fairmont Orchid on Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017.
Trade Winds Back in Forecast for Big Island
Trade wind weather is forecast through the week into the weekend. Clouds and passing showers are expected to favor windward and mauka spots. We could…
Trade Swell up to Head High for Hilo Side
South-southwest swell is fading further and southeast swell will linger but drop off by midweek. A new run of southwest swell is forecast to move in from the 28th….
State Farm Donates 500 Home Security Systems to County Firefighters
State Farm Insurance donated 500 home security systems to Hawai’i County firefighters on July 24 in appreciation for the protection they provide the community.
AARP: Smishing is the New Phishing
Instead of sending emails, hackers are increasingly using text messages to reach potential victims, experts warn.
Carjacking/Robbery Suspect Wanted by HPD
Hawaiʻi Island police are searching for a 23-year-old Hilo man in connection with a robbery that occurred on Monday, July 24, on Highway 19 near Pepeʻekeo.
Biologists Reintroduce Endangered Species at Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
A team of biologists has accomplished two monumental feats in Hawaiian plant conservation arena: the successful reintroduction of two endangered species.
Hawai’i County Planning Department Named Blue Zones Worksite
The County of Hawai’i Planning Department is the first county department in the state to receive the Blue Zones Approved worksite designation.
Island Air Offers Marathon, Ocean Sports Flight Discounts
Island Air is offering 10% discounts on interisland flights for the Kaua‘i Marathon and Half Marathon, Maui Marathon and Half Marathon…
HNL to Receive $1.6M+ for Safety Efforts
Hawai‘i will receive more than $1.6 million in FAA funding to increase airport safety and operations at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL).
Tropical Swell Lingers, Trade Swell Picking Back up
An east swell generated when Fernanda was a major hurricane will continues to linger. Trade swell also will pick back…
Trade Winds Help to Alleviate High Humidity
A drier, more comfortable trade wind weather pattern is forecast to fill in Tuesday and last into the weekend. Our weather team continues to track…
Vehicle Theft Suspects Arrested in Puna
The HPD task force served a search warrant on Thursday, July 20, on the stolen vehicle and recovered a loaded, sawed-off shotgun and ammunition.
