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Norovirus Illness Causes Oyster Recall
Frozen raw oysters imported from Korea are at the forefront of a recall notice issued by the Hawai’i Department of Health Friday morning.
Police Release Dec. 11 Warrants
The list informs both the public and the individuals sought that a warrant is in effect for their arrest.
Surf on Downward Trend, New NW for Weekend
Our current northwest swell is expected to continue fading today and ease further on Saturday. A reinforcing northwest is expected on Sunday…
Gusty Winds Continue, Advisory Posted
Gusty trade winds will continue through Friday. Showers will again favor windward and mauka areas with a few reaching leeward locations from time to time. Winds…
Geminid Meteor Shower Active, Peaks This Weekend
The Geminid Meteor Shower is active in Hawaiʻi through December 19, 2015. The show in the sky began Sunday December 6, 2015. Unlike last year, this year the…
Keck Honored by NASA for Public Archive
NASA has awarded the 2015 NASA Group Achievement Award to W.M. Keck Observatory for its efforts in pioneering the Keck Observatory Archive.
Sweet Leaf Tea Recalled Due to Glass Fragments
A voluntary recall was made Thursday by The Sweet Leaf Tea company as a result of glass fragments found in 16-ounce bottles of tea.
Alexis Pana Signs with Central Washington
Despite receiving several Division I offers, Hilo’s Alexis Pana will continue her basketball career at Division II Central Washington.
Dengue Count Stays Put at 145 Confirmed Cases
On Thursday, the Hawai’i Department of Health reported no increase in confirmed dengue fever cases on the Big Island.
Man Arrested, Charged in Kona Hotel Burglary
A Honaunau man who reportedly jumped from balcony to balcony at a Kona hotel, and attempting to steal items has been arrested and charged.
Kilauea Traffic Signal Work Slated for Saturday
Traffic signal work at the Kilauea Avenue and Hualalai Street intersection in Hilo is scheduled to take place on Saturday, Dec. 12 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
United Health Ranks Hawai’i as ‘Healthiest State’
Hawai’i holds the first spot when compared with other states and holds strengths in few poor mental health days, low prevalence of obesity, and low rate of preventable hospitalizations.
Kona Historical Society: Charlie Needs a Bestie
Kona Historical Society has launched its first-ever crowdfunding campaign in an effort to find a new best friend for Charlie, the 25-year-old donkey who resides at Kona Coffee Living History Farm.
Gusty Winds Expected up to 40 mph Today
Gusty trade winds will continue through Friday. Showers will favor windward and mountain areas with a few reaching leeward locations. Over the weekend we expect…
Swell Shifts Direction Today
Our current west-northwest swell is expected to continue fading today. A northwest reinforcement is filling in. Swell will remain elevated for the Hilo coast…
DOH Releases New Map as Dengue Count Rises
After no confirmed cases of Big Island dengue fever on Tuesday, the number of cases rose by six on Wednesday, with the most recent onset of illness listed as Dec. 3
Woman Wanted for Questioning in Abuse Case
Thirty-five-year-old Leah Sussanna Burns is being sought by the police for questioning in an abuse investigation.
Native Hawaiian Education Provisions Pass Senate
Several of United States Senator Brian Schatz’s provisions for Native Hawaiian education passed the Senate Wednesday with majority support.
Police Request Public’s Help in Identifying Wanted Woman
The identity of a woman wanted for questioning is being sought by the Hawai’i Police Department.
Pipe Invitational is ‘On’: VIP Trip to Billabong Pipe Masters Awarded
Big Island Now and Maui Now, in partnership with Rising Sun Solar and Sunrun, have announced the winner of the contest for a trip to the Billabong Pipe Masters being held on Oʻahu.
