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Dengue: Five Cases ‘Infectious’
Hawai’i Department of Health officials note that the confirmed number of individuals to have dengue on the Big Island has risen by another five cases.
HPD Investigates Alleged Threat Against Big Island Judge
The Hawai’i Police Department reports that police received information on Monday that a threat may have been made against a sitting judge.
Still Sought: Ronald Joseph Kong
Mountain View man Ronald Joseph Kong continues to be sought after by the Hawai’i Police Department.
UPDATE: Hilo Coast Guard Kiska Responds to Military Aircraft Collision Off Oahu
The Coast Guard Cutter Kiska, stationed in Hilo, is en route to assist in the efforts, as is the Coast Guard Cutter Ahi in Maui.
Light Winds & Big Surf Today
A weak front will bring clouds and showers to Kauai and Oahu tonight into Friday, then stall and dissipate over Maui County Friday night…
Very Large NW Swell Moves Into Islands
A very large northwest swell will build overnight, peak on Friday, then decline this weekend. A slightly smaller northwest swell is expected Tuesday…
Two Infectious as Dengue Fever Count Rises
Three new cases of dengue were confirmed within the past day. One of those cases involves a visitor to the island, increasing the total number of visitors infected during the outbreak to 21.
Fire Engine Donated to Hawai’i CC Fire Science Students
Hawai’i Community College was one of two University of Hawai’i campus recipients of Honolulu Fire Department donations.
Big Island Student Among Nominees for Service Academies
A panel that included Allen Hoe, decorated Vietnam War veteran and current Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army for East Hawai’i, selected the nominees.
Two Earthquakes Shake the Big Island
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center did not issue a tsunami advisory in connection to either of the earthquakes, and HVO did not release information connecting the earthquakes with volcanic activity.
DOT Launches Web-Based Vessel Scheduling System
Under the new system, open berths at Hawai’i’s commercial ports can be reserved years in advance.
Police Search for Missing Kea’au Man
Barton Bumatay is described as a local male, 6-foot-1, and 255 pounds. He has brown eyes and salt-and-pepper hair.
DWS Plans Manono Street Water Shut-Off
Department of Water Supply crews will be working on the water main connection within the Manono Street Improvements Project during the shut-off.
Hazy Skies, ESE Winds Today
A rather dry and stable land and sea breeze pattern will continue into Thursday. A weak cold front will bring clouds and showers to Kauai, and then Oahu on…
New NW Builds Overnight
Our current northwest swell will continue a slow fading trend. A new northwest swell is expected to build late Thursday maintaining…
No Tsunami Threat Following 6.7M Japan Earthquake
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says there is no tsunami threat to Hawai’i following a 6.7 magnitude earthquake near Hokkaido, Japan.
Hauanio Earns Second PCSC Weekly Swim Award
Kealakehe High School graduate Madison Hauanio earned her second PCSC weekly swimming award of the season after earning three wins at a meet hosted by San Jose State.
Police Seek Woman Wanted for Abuse
An 18-year-old woman last known to live Kailua-Kona is being sought by the Hawai’i Police Department for abuse.
WalletHub Names Hawai’i Most ‘Racially Integrated State’
WalletHub conducted the study in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who will be nationally celebrated on Monday.
$500K in Scholarships to Native Hawaiian Students
Those eligible for the scholarships should visit the OHA website for more information and to apply.
