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Geologists Say Kilauea Summit Quieter, But Not Silent
Some of the indicators of a new eruption have eased, but the volcano still could show new life.
Astronomers in Hawaii Find Possible Rogue Planet
The object was found using the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope on Mauna Kea and studied further using the Very Large Telescope in Chile.
UPDATE: Regents, Greenwood Say Relationship ‘Strong’
The university’s Board of Regents and its president have apparently settled their differences.
Yoshimoto Will Be Next County Council Chairman
The veteran council member will lead three incumbents and six newcomers after they are sworn into office on Dec. 3.
Big Island, Nation Observe Recycles Day on Thursday
The day celebrates recycling, composting and reusing efforts.
UPDATE: Leeward Fire Hazard Warning Follows Dry October
Records were set in 19 areas across the state for the driest October on record.
‘Organic’ – Truth or Misconception, It’s Big Business
A recent study found almost no nutritional benefits to eating foods classified as “organic.” But it’s a growing industry and Oprah’s organic farm plans on Maui may bring home the bacon for Hawaii.
NOAA: Japan Tsunami Debris Still Expected
While bigger floating items such as docks have been reaching the mainland’s shores, smaller items in the water are expected to reach Hawaii this winter.
Windows 8 Supports Hawaiian Language Diacriticals, More
The latest version of Microsoft’s operating system includes a Hawaiian keyboard in its layout.
Council Approves Ban on Nighttime Well Drilling
The ban could end up being decided by the new council taking office on Dec. 3.
OPINION: The Next Four Years
Now that election season has come to a close, our mayor and council have no shortage of problems to address.
HELCO Seeking Approval to Expand Geothermal Power
The Big Island utility is seek approval from the state Public Utilities Commission to expand its geothermal sources by 50 megawatts.
Mi’s Italian Wine Market Gambles on ‘Gourmet’
Owners of Mi’s Italian Bistro open a gourmet food store focused on wine and ready-to-eat gourmet foods.
Big Island’s Weekend: Festive Fun and Laughter
Choices abound this weekend to see and be seen around the town. Read on and choose a weekend full of laughter, food, festivals and concerts.
Police Trying to Identify Body Found at Campsite
No foul play is suspected in connection to the remains found north of South Point.
UPDATE: Savio Wants Waiakea Villas for Pagoda Hotel
The owner of Oahu’s popular Pagoda hotel is looking to expand the brand with a new budget-conscious hotel in Hilo.
Entrance Fees Waived at Hawaii Volcanoes This Weekend
The National Park Service is waiving entrance fees at all of its 398 units across the country in observance of the Veteran’s Day weekend.
Hilo, Kona and Early Voters Help Carry Kenoi to Win
Challenger Harry Kim got a boost from voters in Hamakua and Puna.
Contractors Sought for New HCC Campus in Kona
The Palamanui campus of Hawaii Community College will accommodate 700 students when it opens in late 2014.
