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POLL: TMT Commissioned Survey Shows Support
A total of 613 Hawai’i residents over the age of 18 were surveyed via cell phone and land line calls in October.
DOE May See Reduction in Daytime Electric Rates
The proposed rate reduction is in front of the Public Utilities Commission, with the request that the rates go into effect on Jan. 5, 2016 and remain in effect for ten years.
Dengue Fever: DOH Launches ‘Fight the Bite’ Campaign
The Hawai’i Department of Health announced “Fight the Bite,” an educational campaign to inform the public about dengue fever.
DOH Confirms Additional Dengue Fever Cases
The case count of confirmed dengue fever cases on the Big Island rose by another four over the weekend, bringing the total number of confirmed dengue fever cases to 27.
Hawai’i CC Celebrates Anniversary, Honors Alumnus
Hawai’i CC faculty, staff, alumni, and community members gathered to not only celebrate the college, but also to support students by raising money for scholarships through ticket sales and donations.
Police Search For Missing Hilo Man
Fifty-eight-year-old Hilo man William G. Quintana is being searched for by the Hawai’i Police Department after being reported missing.
Scheduled Lane Closures Nov. 9-13
The State of Hawai’i Department of Transportation and the Hawai’i County Department of Public Works have announced scheduled lane closures for the week.
High Surf & Small Craft Advisories Posted Today
An advisory level east-northeast trade swell is showing for windward coasts this week….
Public Meetings on Dengue Fever Scheduled
Informational meetings on the recent dengue fever outbreak will be held at various locations throughout the island, beginning Monday at Yano Hall.
Konawaena Survives Late Rally in State Opener
Algene Kelekolio’s season-high rushing effort and Austin Santos-Johnson’s three sacks carried the Konawaena Wildcats to its first ever state tournament victory.
Man Dies in Kona Single-Motorcycle Crash
A single-motorcycle crash claimed the life of a man Saturday morning. The man, who has not been identified, reportedly failed to negotiate a turn in the roadway, according to the Hawai’i Police Department.
West Hawai’i Senator Responds To Dengue Outbreak
State Senator Josh Green, who represents District 3 (Kona and Ka’u), is calling on constituents within his district and across the Big Island to take precautions to reduce the spread of the dengue fever virus.
Big Island Weekend Weather Report
Breezy trade winds are expected to stay in place through next week with clouds and showers focused primarily across windward and mauka…
Two Found Guilty of Blocking TMT Construction
Judge Barbara Takase ruled on Thursday in the first trials for those who were arrested as they protested against the construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope.
Dengue Fever: Four More Cases Confirmed
Four additional cases of dengue fever have been confirmed on the Big Island, bringing the total to 23.
Arrest List in Kona U.S. Marshals, HPD, ATF Operation
About 20 officers and agents participated in the four-day sweep of individuals connected to outstanding warrants on the Big Island.
Identity of Suspects Sought in UH-Hilo Dirt Bike Theft
The Hawai’i Police Department is seeking the identity of two individuals seen removing a dirt bike from the University of Hawai’i at Hilo campus.
25 Fugitives Arrested in Four-Day Operation
Twenty-five fugitives were arrested during the operation, and 42 outstanding state arrest warrants were executed.
Breezy Winds Today, Drier Than Yesterday
Breezy east-northeast trade winds are expected to stay in place through the middle of next week, with clouds and showers favoring our usual…
SSW Holds, Bigger Swells for Weekend
Our current south-southwest continues through Friday. A slightly bigger swell is expected to build through the day Friday and will show for the weekend…
