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State Goes Undercover to Thwart Illegal Kayak Rentals
Conservation enforcement officers from the Department of Land and Natural Resources arrested two men for alleged illegal activities at Kealakekua Bay in Kona.
Volcanic History Could Tell The Future
HVO scientists want to remind the public that Mauna Loa and Hualālai are active volcanoes that will erupt again,
Wind Advisory Issued for Big Island Today
The gusty winds are being produced by a low-pressure system approaching from the northeast, which also creates a slight chance of thunderstorms this afternoon.
UPDATE: DLNR Given OK to Hire Naniloa Consultant
The Department of Land and Natural Resources was seeking approval to hire consultants to oversee the renovation of the landmark Hilo resort.
Driver Dies After Crashing Into Church Building
Police said they believe both speeding and alcohol were factors in the fatal crash early today on Kinoole Street.
Forecast Calls for More Cool Nights, Possible Thunderstorms
A low-pressure system to the northeast and a recently passed cold front contributed to a cool night Sunday, although nothing that was record-shattering.
UPDATE: Body of Missing Wailuku River Fisherman Found
The 34-year-old man was fishing near the mouth of the Wailuku River below the Hilo Armory early Saturday evening when he tripped and fell into the water.
UPDATE: Saturday’s Puna Crash Victim Identified
The 53-year-old resident of Keaau died after her sedan crossed the center line and collided with another vehicle near Pahoa end of the Keaau bypass.
Body Found Near End of Hwy 130 in Kalapana
An autopsy has been ordered to determine the cause of death of the decomposing body found by a hiker in a forested area near the lava plain.
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.
