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KHS Offering ‘Yoga On The Farm’
Kona Historical Society invites the public to start off their Fridays with Yoga On The Farm at the Kona Coffee Living History Farm in Captain Cook. This weekly outdoor hatha yoga class is accessible to all experience and age levels, and participants can expect many familiar poses like sun salutations, the warrior series, cat, cow, […]
Native Squid, Bacterium to Help Humans & Environment
UH researchers are studying the squid and its interactions with a bioluminescent bacterium that grows inside of it to shed light on the more complex human microbiome.
Sen Schatz Comments on New Muslim Ban
Sen. Brian Schatz released a statement on President Trump’s new executive order that bans refugees and immigrants from certain Muslim-majority nations.
Morning Sunshine, Afternoon Clouds for Big Island
Remnants of a front that brought clouds and showers yesterday are forecast to linger keeping Maui County cloudy and wet through Tuesday. Showers are expected …
WNW Holds Through Monday Morning for Big Island
West-northwest holds through early Monday. Details further out are a little..
Flurry of 31 Earthquakes at Kīlauea Volcano
A sequence of 31 earthquakes over a period of about 42 minutes starting just before 6 a.m. HST Sunday morning, March 5, 2017, according to the USGS/HVO.
Kawailani Street Project Prep Work to Begin
Preparatory work for the Kawailani Street Improvement Project (Iwalani Street to Pohakulani Street) will begin on Monday, March 6.
Hazy Skies and Isolated Afternoon Showers This Weekend
Muggy weather with light southwest winds and hazy conditions are in the forecast for Hawaii. A cold front is expected to increase clouds and showers mainly for Kauai…
WNW Swell Expected for Weekend
Moderate west-northwest will show for the weekend, peaking Sunday near advisory levels and holding into Monday. Another pulse is expected…
TMT Hearing: Contested Case Hearing Concludes
No more witnesses will take the stand, and attorneys and petitioners will no longer conduct cross-examinations. After 71 witnesses and 44 days of hearings—and a little over two hours past the 4:30 p.m. adjournment time on Thursday, March 2—the contested case hearing for the state Board of Land and Natural Resources Conservation District Use Application […]
Pulsing Magma Supply Detected at Kīlauea
This is the story of how a new concept—slowly pulsing magma supply to Kīlauea—emerged from observations of the Overlook lava lake in Halemaʻumaʻu.
Japanese-American Leaders to Meet with Top Japanese Officials
One of the 11 participants is Hilo resident Jason Fujimoto, the president and COO of HPM Building Supply.
West Hawai‘i Beach Cleanup Set
The Big Island Community Beach Clean Up on beaches from Miloli‘i to Puako is scheduled for Saturday, March 4, at 8 a.m.
Next Group of ‘Alalā Preparing for Release
Despite the temporary setback, preparations are underway for the release of the next group of ‘alalā.
Muggy, Hazy Weather Expected Today
Spotty heavy showers are expected to diminish on Friday as that area of low pressure continues to move away from the islands. A cold front is forecast to…
WNW Swell Expected to Fill in Sunday
Moderate west-northwest will show for the weekend, peaking Sunday near advisory levels and holding into Monday. Another pulse is expected…
Habitat 10th Annual National Women Build Week
Habitat for Humanity West Hawaii and Lowe’s invite women to build alongside future homeowners during the 10th annual National Women Build Week, May 6–14.
Over 170,000 Sign Petition to Stop Bomb Testing Off Kaua‘i
The Air Force plans to drop about 100 bombs a year in the waters north of Kaua‘i.
NWS: Hail, Thunder & Lightning Strikes Expected
The National Weather Service in Honolulu issued a special report for the windward (north, east) and interior sections of the Big Island.
Volcano Activity Update: March 2, 2017
On Monday, Feb. 27, at 4:34 p.m. HST, a magnitude 2.8 earthquake occurred 4.9 miles west-northwest of the Mauna Kea summit.
