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Nine motorists arrested on Big Island roadways for DUI through June 15-21

Most of the arrests occurred in Hilo, with four reported.

Hawaiʻi’s emergency siren test scheduled for July 1

Hawaiʻi’s outdoor warning sirens will undergo their routine monthly test at 11:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 1, in conjunction with the Emergency Alert System test.

Man stabbed, another man suffers head injury following reported assault in Kona

The assaults occurred on June 28 in the Old Industrial area on the 74-5900 block of Loloku Street.

Multi-state investigation found egg producers colluded to increase the price of eggs nationwide for years

Hawaiʻi Attorney General Anne Lopez helped to secure 53 million eggs and $3.3 million for consumers in a settlement.

US Army Corps of Engineers to host info session about Laupāhoehoe breakwater repairs

The breakwater sustained wave-related damage that is now impacting the use of the harbor; a design for repairs includes replacement of the breakwater core and installation of a new concrete crest cap and are intended to reduce wave energy in the harbor and improve navigation.

4th annual Hawaiʻi Made Conference succeeds in focus on food innovation for future

Hawaiʻi farmers, value‑added producers, food manufacturers, entrepreneurs, supply‑chain partners and resource providers come together in Waikīkī for full day focused on local food product development and strengthening Hawaiʻi’s growing food innovation ecosystem.

Ahi labeling law takes effect July 1

Retail stores selling raw processed ʻahi must display the fish’s country of origin, enhancing transparency and consumer safety.

Hilo Community Players announce auditions for upcoming rock musical production

“Spring Awakening” is a groundbreaking musical theatre experience that tells the story of a group of young people struggling to find their voices in a world determined to silence them; auditions are July 2 and 7, with callbacks July 14.

Law enforcement, community leaders honored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving Hawai‘i

One Hawai‘i Police Department officer was among the 15 people to receive recognition for going above and beyond in the fight against impaired driving.

West Hawaiʻi state lawmakers to host community town hall

Community members turning out for the meeting in Building A at West Hawaiʻi Civic Center in Kailua-Kona will hear directly from the legislators, plus the opportunity to ask questions, share concerns and discuss key issues impacting the West Hawai‘i region.

Tiger Fun Day returns in July at Pana‘ewa Rainforest Zoo and Gardens in Hilo

Hawai‘i County Department of Parks and Recreation and Friends of the Pana‘ewa Zoo once again invite the community to celebrate the birthdays of beloved Bengal tigers Tzatziki and Sriracha.

Business Monday: Aerial Arts Hawaiʻi helps build strength, confidence for aerialists at every skill level

While circus artists don’t always fit the mold, Aerial Arts Hawaiʻi has become a safe space for youth and adults who are ready to take on a challenge.

Pueo deaths during past three decades primarily caused by vehicle collisions

Researchers compiled 242 documented deaths of the native Hawaiian short-eared owl and found trauma accounted for 62%; within those cases, two-thirds were linked to vehicle collisions or occurred in close proximity to roadways.

Hawaiʻi governor to assume leadership of Western Governors’ Association at end of annual meeting

Gov. Josh Green is traveling from June 27 through July 2 for the association’s annual meeting, during which he also will formally launch his chairperson’s initiative Health Beyond Healthcare.

Island Energy Services raises $100K for American Red Cross Hawai‘i Chapter

Waiākea Texaco in Hilo — led by Manager Lorraine “Nani” Nuesca — was the top fundraising station of the 30 throughout the state that participated, raising nearly $7,500 — the largest amount among participating stations.

World Oceans Day events in Tahiti welcome small delegation from Polynesian Voyaging Society

Society chief executive officer and pwo navigator Nainoa Thompson named first international ambassador of Tainui Ātea.

Free monthly personalized climate summaries available with new University of Hawaiʻi tool

The new tool developed by Hawaiʻi Climate Data Portal at University of Hawaiʻi translates complex scientific metrics into highly localized, plain-language updates about rainfall, temperature and drought conditions, all of which comes directly to your inbox.

PHOTO GALLERY: Hilo celebrates 13th annual LGBTQ+ Pride with simple pleasures

The annual event is a casual setting that allows LGBTQ+ and their allies an afternoon to play, dance, and converse with one another in a safe setting and supportive community.

What does the Fourth of July mean to Native Hawaiians? It’s complicated

Celebrations and activities are taking place around the Big Island for the 250th anniversary of colonists in America declaring independence from Great Britain. However, for some Native Hawaiians, the day is more of a painful reminder of the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom.

Kaʻūpūlehu Marine Reserve reopening delayed

West Hawaiʻi marine reserve off the Kona Coast was eligible to reopen as early as July, but additional time is needed to finalize the Kaʻūpūlehu Fisheries Management Plan, develop implementation strategies and complete a co-management agreement.
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