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PHOTOS: Solar Eclipse Over Hawaii
Yesterday evening, Hawaiʻi was the first state in the US to get a total solar eclipse since the last solar eclipse over Hawaii in 1991…
March HVNP Flight Operations Schedule
Helicopter operations for various activities within Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park have been scheduled.
Showers and Gusty Winds Today
A cold front will linger near the Big Island through Wednesday as it weakens. The front will bring cool, gusty north winds behind the it. High pressure..
SSW Swell Slowly Fades Today
Our early season south-southwest bump is expected to gradually fade for southwest exposures Wednesday through Friday. Another swell is on its heels for next weekend…
Dengue Fever Nears Two-Week Mark of No Infections
The dengue fever confirmed case count remains stalled at 260. No new cases have been reported by the Hawai’i Department of Health for nearly two weeks.
Fukushima’s Hard Work Leads to DIII Opportunity
While not the most athletically gifted athlete at Hilo High School, Seth Fukushima’s hard work and drive led to a collegiate football opportunity.
Remains Found Last Month Belong to Missing Swimmer
Remains located in the Wailuku River in February have been identified as belonging to Kailua-Kona woman Jolee Reiswig.
Puna Robbery Under Investigation
A 55-year-old man reported that he stopped to help a stranded motorist and was robbed at gunpoint of his sports-utility vehicle.
Fluctuating Activity at Puʻu ʻŌʻō Last Week
Activity within Kilauea remains within realms of normal activity.
Overnight Keonepoko Area Water Shut-Off
The temporary water shut-off will take place to relocate a fire hydrant for Kea’au-Pahoa Road Intersection Improvements on Old Government Road.
Wanted Man Turns Himself In
The Hawai’i Police Department issued an alert for the wanted man late Monday afternoon. He turned himself in shortly after.
Solar Eclipse Today in Hawaii
Hawaiʻi will be the first state in the US to get a total solar eclipse since the last solar eclipse over Hawaii in 1991. The path of totality actually passes…
Aiona Announces Support of Rubio for President
Former Lieutenant Governor Duke Aiona has announced his endorsement for Marco Rubio for President.
Kurokawa Sets K’s Mark, but Defense Fails in Loss
Jordan Kurokawa allowed three unearned runs, thanks in part to six UH-Hilo errors, as the Vulcans dropped its sixth game in a row Monday night.
Cold Front to Bring High Winds, Showers Tonight
A cold front will sweep down the island chain Tuesday through Wednesday, bringing clouds and showers. Cool and strong northerly winds will increase…
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.
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.
