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UPDATE: ByHeart recalls all Whole Nutrition Infant Formula products because of possible botulism contamination
The manufacturer recalled all batches of the product, which was sold in Hawai‘i at retailers such as Target and Safeway, including 24-ounce cans and 0.6-ounce individual serve packets. U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating.
Last chance to register for upcoming conflict prevention, resolution workshop
Latest in nonprofit Ku‘ikahi Mediation Center’s training series will discuss the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality assessment, how to enhance the performance of team members and leaders as well as better use your own and others’ motivations and strengths.
Community voices, input vital to update process of Statewide Historic Preservation Plan
The plan is meant to guide preservation priorities, partnerships and strategies around Hawaiʻi through 2034 — public input is vital to ensure it reflects the voices and values of Hawaiʻi residents.
Mele Hawaiʻi reimagined: Makuakāne Fellow revitalizing Hawaiian music through use of experimental expression
Nicholas Kealiʻi Lum is weaving tradition and innovation into his in-depth studies of mele at University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo Ka Haka ʻUla O Keʻelikōlani College of Hawaiian Language.
Diabetes — already serious health challenge in Hawaiʻi — ups risk of blindness, eye diseases
Hawaiian Eye Center raising awareness and urging prevention during Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month.
Office of Hawaiian Affairs committee and board meetings to be broadcast by ʻŌlelo
Broadcast and streaming of meetings conducted elsewhere throughout the islands — not just from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs boardroom on O‘ahu — also will be allowed, such as recent sessions at University of Hawai‘i at Hilo’s College of Hawaiian Language.
Update: High surf still a concern for east-facing shores; forecasters extend advisory
National Weather Service cancels advisory for north-facing shores, but eastern shorelines can still expect to see large breakers from 9 to 12 feet increasing to 10 to 14 feet Wednesday (Nov. 12).
Photos: Vietnam Medal of Honor recipient interned at West Hawai‘i Veterans Cemetery
Community and family members gathered at West Hawai‘i Veterans Cemetery on Tuesday to celebrate Army Sgt. 1st Class Rodney Yano, who was killed in Vietnam in 1969.
Mauna Kea observatory reveals closest-ever view of planet-forming disk around young star
Using the W.M. Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea, astronomers have taken the closest-ever look at dusty regions where planets form, offering new insight into the earliest stages of planetary birth.
Update: Public safety power shutoff ends for South Kohala
Hawaiian Electric will keep a close watch on conditions for any changes through the weekend.
Change in leadership prompts state to seek applicants for the Public Utilities Commission
The Public Utilities Commission regulates all chartered, franchised, certificated and registered public utility companies operating in the state.
Mana Road fire 65% contained; no residences or structures threatened
As of this morning, firebreaks have been cut completely around the burn area.
Register keiki now for WNBA girls basketball season with Hawai‘i County
Put on by Hawai‘i County’s Parks and Recreation Department, practice for the North Hawai‘i Novice Girls Division Basketball season starts Jan. 5 with games slated for Feb. 3 to March 12.
Isaac Kepoʻokalani Hale Beach Park to reopen Nov. 12
County of Hawaiʻi is set to reopen the park on Wednesday, Nov. 12 following the closure for crane dredging at Pohoiki Boat Ramp.
Mom’s wish comes true: Her son killed in Vietnam will be buried on Big Island — on Veterans Day
Retired U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Jim Hussey said Army Sgt. 1st Class Rodney Yano will be the first Medal of Honor recipient to be interned at the West Hawai‘i Veterans Cemetery in Kona.
Construction on the Keaʻau-Mountain View Public Library begins this week
The new public library will meet the needs of the growing Puna population with accessible, standalone library services and innovative spaces for learning and community events.
Five programs available to keiki during winter break this year
Parents and guardians can begin registering keiki for Hawaiʻi County’s 2025 Winter Fun Program on Wednesday, Nov. 12.
Hitchhiking skunk captured at Hilo Harbor last Friday
After evading capture for a day, a live skunk was apprehended by agriculture inspectors at Hilo Harbor and then for rabies last Friday.
Hawai‘i Island police seek public help finding female suspect in Hilo business theft
The incident occurred on the 00 block of East Puainako Street in Hilo on Oct. 3. Video surveillance images of the woman were captured at the business.
Surveillance footage at Hilo store captures images of theft suspects
On Oct. 11, on the 300 block of Keawe Street, surveillance store footage captured images of two men inside the establishment before the theft.
