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Aerial Line Inspections Scheduled by Hawai‘i Electric Light
Inspections will be conducted in a Manuiwa Airways helicopter and will be low flying and moving slow along the route.
Missing Man: Curtis Spencer
Curtis Spencer was last seen on Feb. 24 in Hilo. Police say he has a medical condition that requires medication.
USCG Kiska Returns Home After Eight-Day Fisheries Patrol
Crew members endured “challenging” marine conditions as a result of poor weather in the patrol area, including seas of over 10 feet and 23 to 25 mile per hour wind speeds.
Hirono, Senators Introduce Legislation in Support of President’s Zika Funding
The legislation would fund essential programs, including the expansion of diagnostic testing and treatment capacity, increased education, and support.
VOLCANO WATCH: Happy Birthday Hawai‘i Island Geologic Map!
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory celebrates the Hawai’i Island Geological Map, in this week’s Volcano Watch.
SSW Swell Peaks Today for Big Island
A new south-southwest peaks Friday up to at least waist/shoulder high. Another smaller south-southwest is expected for the weekend but not…
Breezy Trade Wind Weather Today for Big Island
Locally breezy trade winds are forecast to continue through the forecast period. The trades will bring clouds and showers to windward and mauka spots, during…
Hawaiian Airlines Applies for Expanded Service in Japan
The application was flied Thursday with the United States Department of Transportation.
Waiakea Alum Min Wins WCC Golf Title
Additionally, Min was named to the All-WCC First Team for the season, her third straight all-conference selection. She had two top-ten finishes on the year.
No New Dengue Cases Reported
The total case count of confirmed dengue cases remains at 263, the same number since the last added case on March 24.
Hawai’i Electric Light: Generation Margins Improve
“We do expect to have sufficient generation for tonight’s evening peak energy use period,” said Rhea Lee-Moku, Hawai‘i Electric Light spokesperson.
Authorities Renew Information Request in January Puna Robbery
The Hawai’i Police Department has renewed its request for information in a January robbery incident that took place in Puna.
Senate Appropriations Committee Includes Native Hawaiian Housing in Bill
Senator Brian Schatz has been working to secure funding for states with the highest level of need for housing resources.
DWS: Hilo Water Shut-Off Scheduled for Monday
Department of Water Supply officials say the shut-off will affect customers on Kapiolani Street between Mohouli Street and the Hospice of Hilo.
Trade Wind Weather Prevails Today
Moderate to breezy trade winds are forecast for the next week. The trade winds will bring clouds and showers to windward spots, especially during…
SSW Builds Today, NW Slowly Fading
Our current northwest swell is expected to slowly fade Thursday and Friday. A reinforcement is expected to move in Friday and Saturday up to waist…
REPORT: Big Island Air Quality Among the State’s Worst
Despite the Big Island’s poor grades, Honolulu was ranked as one of the country’s cleanest cities, as far as air quality,
HPD Weekly DUI Statistical Breakdown
A total of 323 DUI arrests have been made so far in 2016. That number is a 15.8 percent increase from last year’s count of 279 arrests during the same time period.
DOH Removes All Risk Areas as Dengue Count Nears One-Month Halt
On Wednesday, the updated map had “No Recent Activity Reported” stamped across the map with no indication of pinpointed locations noting potential infections.
Free Health Clinics to Move through Ka’u, Puna
Tropic Care 2016 is run by the United States Department of Defense, with support from the County of Hawai’i and the Ka’u Rural Health District Health Office.
