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Man Injured in Drug-Related Explosion Dies
Police said the 30-year-old man sustained third-degree burns when butane apparently being used to refine marijuana exploded.
Surf-Damage Repairs Scheduled for Puako Boat Dock
Last month’s high waves last broke the concrete loading dock in half, and the state plans to replace it temporarily with a wooden structure.
Presentations Highlight 5th Annual Volcano Awareness Month
During the upcoming weeks, scientists from Hawaiian Volcano Observatory will speak on a wealth of topics during talks around the island.
Isle Drying Out After 2+ Feet of Rain; More Coming
National Weather Service gauges recorded double-digit rainfall in at least five locations; a new system approaching will bring more rain and maybe thunderstorms.
Hawaii County Designates ‘Treecycling’ Locations
Christmas trees free of tinsel and all other decorations can be dropped off at designated locations at landfills or certain transfer stations.
OPINION: A Haole’s Guide to New Year’s
Four simple tips for making it through our new year’s celebrations “Hawaiian style.”
BLOG: Skies Clearing (Apparently) in Time for New Year Festivities
The stormy weather of late has (mostly) moved off to the east of the Big Island, leaving waterlogged residents a chance to catch their breath before midnight.
New Brewery Owner Awaiting Permit, Will Retool
Hawaii Nui and Mehana Brewery’s new owner expects to resume production in March.
UPDATE: Investigation of Drug-Related Explosion Leads to Arrest
Police have arrested a woman who lives at the Puna home where a drug-related explosion occurred Saturday, resulting in severe burns to another resident.
Hawaii To Be FAA Test Site For Drones
Federal agency eyes safety regulations for growing use of unmanned aircraft systems
Hole Opens in Mauka Paauilo Road, Swallows Truck
The woman driving the pickup that went into the hole was able to escape unharmed, but shaken.
UPDATE: Storm Not Yet Done With Big Island
Forecasters say the low-pressure trough that has brought torrential downpours, thunderstorms and even hail is moving — albeit slowly — away from the Big Island.
Hamakua, Hilo and Puna Pounded by Storm
The National Weather Service said a flash-flood advisory was in place for those areas until at least noon.
Talented Tatofi Family Gives Back To HMC
A family concert at the hospital lifted the spirits of patients and staff in thanks for the care their patriarch has received.
Hawai`i Prep Grad Unger Named to Second Straight Pro Bowl
Unless the Seattle Seahawks reach the Super Bowl, Kamuela’s Max Unger will be appearing in Honolulu for the second straight year at the Pro Bowl.
OPINION: The Hawai`i Republican Assembly vs. Sex Ed
Warning: the following article contains links to graphic sexual imagery and dialogue.
PUC Nixes Bio-Diesel Deal a Second Time
Aina Koa Pono will continue plans for a biofuel plant in Ka`u despite a setback this week from the PUC.
Kokubun Retiring; Enright New Head of Hawaii Ag Department
Volcano resident Russell Kokubun, who is retiring as head of the Hawaii Department of Agriculture, will be replaced by Scott Enright, a resident of Hamakua.
Kainani Kahaunaele To Perform at Imiloa
Hawaiian singer-songwriter Kainani Kahaunaele will perform at ‘Imiloa Astronomy Center Friday, Dec. 27 at 7 p.m.
Body Found in Burned Eden Roc Home
Firefighters checking the ruins of the home after a fire found a person’s remains inside.
