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Keck Observatory astronomers take part in discovery of early universe supernova

A groundbreaking discovery of the first-ever spatially resolved superluminous supernova offers a rare look at a stellar cataclysm from the early universe.

Hawai’i flags lowered to honor victims at U.S., Australia shooting

Gov. Josh Green has ordered flags in Hawaiʻi to be flown at half-staff, honoring victims of tragic mass shootings at Brown University and Bondi Beach, Sydney, reflecting the state’s solidarity and call for peace.

Native Hawaiian community invited to weigh in on military-leased lands

The meeting will take place on O‘ahu, but it will be livestreamed, so anyone interested in listening in can be present.

Hawai‘i leaders provide tips for traveling through airports this holiday season

During a press conference on Monday with Hawai‘i State Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, leaders talked about new airport technology tools and the full implementation of Akamai Arrival.

Hawai‘i Island police lieutenant takes new role as captain in Ka‘ū

Pernell Hanoa has been working as the Kaʻū Patrol lieutenant since 2022.

Hawaiʻi minimum wage rises to $16 on Jan. 1

The increase is the third step from Act 114, which established a schedule to raise the minimum wage from $10.10 to $18 over the course of five and a half years.

State to hold public meeting on emergency repairs for portion of Hawai‘i Belt Road

A recent field investigation showed roadway surface distresses and depressions progressively worsening from Wainaku to Hakalau.

Officer Jenna Kosinski-Santos named Ka’ū Officer of the Quarter

“She’s a pro-active officer who has a gift of motivating those around her,” Ka‘ū District Acting Captain Pernell Hanoa said of Officer Jenna Kosinski-Santos

Flags on Hawai‘i County properties ordered to half-staff in honor of Fire Chief Kazuo Todd

Kazuo Todd became fire chief in April 2021 and served the Fire Department for 21 years.

Hawai’i Island DUI arrests drop slightly in early December, fatal crashes decrease

Hawaiʻi Island’s effort to combat impaired driving is reflected in a 5.88% decrease in DUI arrests, with 849 incidents recorded through the end of 2025.

Business Monday: New Puna ranch to emphasize keiki education through its island-wide sustainability mission

The Lyman ʻOhana Ranch in Puna is set to transform 300 acres of lava-damaged land through sustainable ranching and agriculture.

Hawai‘i Fire Chief Kazuo Todd remembered for his unwavering commitment to Big Island community

In just four years as Hawaiʻi Fire Chief, Kazuo Todd left behind a legacy of modernizing the department and upgrading its equipment while also serving as a leader to improve fire service across the state.

Second “Fill a Cruiser” donation event scheduled in Kona on Saturday

Donate unwrapped toys to children in need, supporting the Salvation Army’s mission to spread joy across West Hawaiʻi during the “Fill a Cruiser Holiday Toy Drive” on Dec. 20

Commercial real estate firm Alexander & Baldwin enters into $2.3B merger agreement

Shareholders to receive $21.20 per share in cash, representing a 40% premium to closing price earlier this month; merger expected to close during the first quarter of 2026.

Detour in effect on Kawaihae Road for utility repairs following traffic collision

The Hawaiʻi Police Department advises motorists to use a detour on South Kohala as utility pole repairs continue following a recent collision.

New artificial intelligence tool helps UH researchers unlock sun’s magnetic secrets

These advances allow researchers to see the sun’s magnetic landscape more accurately and improve predictions of solar activity that impacts life on Earth, including solar flares and coronal ejections that can disrupt satellites, power systems and communications.

Hawai’i County Fire Chief Kazuo Todd dies unexpectedly Sunday morning at age 45

Hawaiʻi County is mourning the unexpected passing of Fire Chief Kazuo Todd, who leaves behind a revered legacy of public safety and leadership.

Resolution marking 50 years of Southeast Asian diaspora in U.S. pushed by Hirono

The bicameral legislation co-introduced by the U.S. senator from Hawai‘i recognizes the immense contributions of Southeast Asian refugees to the nation’s fabric and advocates for policies that would provide Southeast Asian Americans and refugee communities with greater opportunities to thrive.

Back home on the ranch: Two cows returned under new agriculture crimes law in Hawaiʻi

Under Duke’s Law, state legislation that went into effect July 1 to strengthen enforcement of ag crimes across Hawaiʻi, the first state search warrant was executed to retrieve farm animals.

Hilo gains 8 new nurses graduating from innovative ‘earn-and-learn’ program

Nonprofit Healthcare Association of Hawaiʻi’s CNA+ to LPN Bridge program enables working certified nurse aides to become licensed practical nurses without having to leave their jobs to attend school or take labs.
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