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Several Kamehameha Park facilities in Kapa‘au closed because of water main break
Shuttered facilities include the gym, community center and swimming pool; areas closer to the park’s entrance, including the playground and Shiro Takata Field, fortunately remain open and accessible.
Russian military intelligence vessel comes within 15 nautical miles south of O‘ahu
The unannounced foreign visitor was identified as the Kareliya, a Vishnya-class intelligence vessel with Russian Federation Navy Auxiliary General Intelligence. U.S. Coast Guard personnel are monitoring the ship’s activities near U.S. waters.
UPDATE: Highway 19 near Ka‘awali‘i Gulch in Hāmākua open again to all traffic
The Hilo side of the road was previously closed for a little more than an hour Nov. 13 because of a traffic crash.
24 motorists on Hawai‘i Island arrested for DUI from Nov. 3-9
Most of the arrests occurred in Kona, with 14 people taken into custody. There were five arrests in Hilo and five in Puna.
Gov. Green forms committee to guide him in discussions on Hawai‘i military-leased lands
Mostly made up of Native Hawaiians, the committee encompasses individuals from state government and the private sector.
Top 10 things to do on Big Island for Nov. 14-20: Surfboard slasher, cosmic convergence, magical evening and ‘Inspecting Carol’
We’ve said it before and will likely say it again, but when you read the headline on this week’s Top 10 things to do on the Big Island and don’t think diverse, unique or even a little quirky, maybe even a “Huh?”, we’d really like to know where you live.
Man indicted for murder for running over 64-year-old with white van in Hilo
Bradshaw is a convicted felon on firearm offenses in California in January 1997. With this background, the 70-year-old was charged with second-degree murder with a bail of $500,000.
Kahilu Theatre celebrates Hawaiian heritage with 23rd annual ʻUkulele & Slack Key Festival
Celebrate the rich heritage of Waimea’s kī hō‘alu roots at Kahilu Theatre’s 23rd annual ʻUkulele and Slack Key Guitar Festival, featuring concerts, workshops and a vibrant Mākeke Vendor Market.
Breaking News: Federal government shutdown ends after record 43 days
President Donald Trump signed a funding bill on Wednesday night that ends the stalemate over the funding bill.
West Hawai‘i community members invited to have Coffee With a Cop
The intentionally informal events have no agenda, meant for everyone in attendance to get to know each other and talk. So come have a simple cup of joe — or other favorite morning beverage — with the officers sworn to serve and protect your community.
UPDATE: ByHeart recalls all Whole Nutrition Infant Formula products because of possible botulism contamination
The manufacturer recalled all batches of the product, which was sold in Hawai‘i at retailers such as Target and Safeway, including 24-ounce cans and 0.6-ounce individual serve packets. U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating.
Last chance to register for upcoming conflict prevention, resolution workshop
Latest in nonprofit Ku‘ikahi Mediation Center’s training series will discuss the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality assessment, how to enhance the performance of team members and leaders as well as better use your own and others’ motivations and strengths.
Community voices, input vital to update process of Statewide Historic Preservation Plan
The plan is meant to guide preservation priorities, partnerships and strategies around Hawaiʻi through 2034 — public input is vital to ensure it reflects the voices and values of Hawaiʻi residents.
Mele Hawaiʻi reimagined: Makuakāne Fellow revitalizing Hawaiian music through use of experimental expression
Nicholas Kealiʻi Lum is weaving tradition and innovation into his in-depth studies of mele at University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo Ka Haka ʻUla O Keʻelikōlani College of Hawaiian Language.
Diabetes — already serious health challenge in Hawaiʻi — ups risk of blindness, eye diseases
Hawaiian Eye Center raising awareness and urging prevention during Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month.
Office of Hawaiian Affairs committee and board meetings to be broadcast by ʻŌlelo
Broadcast and streaming of meetings conducted elsewhere throughout the islands — not just from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs boardroom on O‘ahu — also will be allowed, such as recent sessions at University of Hawai‘i at Hilo’s College of Hawaiian Language.
Update: High surf still a concern for east-facing shores; forecasters extend advisory
National Weather Service cancels advisory for north-facing shores, but eastern shorelines can still expect to see large breakers from 9 to 12 feet increasing to 10 to 14 feet Wednesday (Nov. 12).
Photos: Vietnam Medal of Honor recipient interned at West Hawai‘i Veterans Cemetery
Community and family members gathered at West Hawai‘i Veterans Cemetery on Tuesday to celebrate Army Sgt. 1st Class Rodney Yano, who was killed in Vietnam in 1969.
Mauna Kea observatory reveals closest-ever view of planet-forming disk around young star
Using the W.M. Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea, astronomers have taken the closest-ever look at dusty regions where planets form, offering new insight into the earliest stages of planetary birth.
