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Early Season SSW Peaks Today

Our current west-northwest swell is expected to continue fading into Tuesday. A smaller northwest swell is expected to fill in mid week before easing Friday…

Kapoho Man Arrested in Puna Murder

The Hawai’i Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred late Monday afternoon.

Sweet Cane Café Relocates

A light, airy new space showcases local, fresh, organic fare.

Weekly Fuel Costs Clench Steady Averages

Regular fuel in Hilo was an average of $2.54 on Monday, while Kona’s regular gas continues to hang on to an average of $2.79.

New ‘Ghost-Like’ Octopus Species Located off Hawai’i

The animal didn’t appear to be very muscular and lacked pigment cell, causing it to appear “ghost-like,” according to a NOAA scientist.

Menjivar’s Plate Power Leads to PacWest Award

Cristina Menjivar cranked three home runs on Saturday in a two-game series split against Dominican University.

Big Island Tourism Starts the Year Strong

During the month of January, a total of of 720,997 visitors stepped foot in Hawai’i, a 6.2 percent increase over January 2015. The number also includes and increase in Big Island numbers.

HI-SEAS Crew Reaches Half-Way Mark

Six crew members launched on yearlong isolated journey on Aug, 28 and have resided in a solar power dome on the slopes of Mauna Loa since.

Dengue Case Count Continues to Show No Movement

The Hawai’i Department of Health has also listed the number of dengue cases “potentially infectious” to mosquitoes at zero since Feb. 24.

UPDATE: 3.5M Earthquake Shakes the Big Island

The United States Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reports that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 8.9 miles, about six miles north-northeast of Volcano.

UPDATE: Kapiolani Street in Hilo Reopens

The closure is on Kapiolani Street between Kukuau Street and Hualalai Street in Hilo.

Police Investigate Found Waipio Body as Murder

A murder investigation has been opened in connection to a body located in Waipio Valley last Thursday.

DLNR Recognizes Volunteer Hunting Instructors

All 17 instructors volunteer their time training youth and adult hunters at 75 classes every year.

Hookena Fire Contained, Beach Road Open

Ty Medeiros, West Hawai’i Battalion Chief, said that the cause of the fire is under investigation and is being “considered suspicious.”

Police Seek Missing 24-Year-Old

Twenty-four-year-old Britany Bartholomew was last seen on February 26 in Kea’au.

Flags to Fly at Half-Staff in Honor of Nancy Reagan

The flags will be flow at half-staff until sunset on the day of interment.

Scheduled Lane Closures March 7-11

Various portions of Big Island roadways will be temporarily closed throughout the week as road construction continues.

Hazy Today With Light Wind Conditions

Light winds with offshore land breezes at night and onshore sea breezes during the day are expected through Monday. Stable conditions are forecast to limit…

WNW Fading today, Reinforcement Expected

Our current west-northwest swell is expected to hold through Monday at the best exposures before beginning to fade through the afternoon and into…

Hawai’i Electric Light Donates Over $155K

In addition to the money put back into the community, Hawai’i Electric Light employees donated over 2,300 volunteer hours during the year.
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