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UPDATE: Two Charged in Kona Road-Rage Incident
Police are looking for witnesses to the incident that occurred Wednesday afternoon near the Kona Commons shopping center.
Kona Man Dead Following Collision Involving a Moped
The collision resulted in the man’s car striking a fire hydrant and light pole.
Speed a Factor in Overnight Ka`u Fatality
A 39-year-old Kurtistown man suffered fatal injuries in a single-car collision on in the Ka`u area overnight.
Kawauchi: Duplicate Registrations and Voters Found
The county clerk said problems with the Big Island voter registry won’t affect the upcoming primary election.
Injunction Issued Against Keaau Company For Foreclosure Fraud
Keaau-based Francha Services and Edna A. Franco are barred from doing business after the State won an injunction against them for foreclosure prevention fraud.
Kawauchi to Hold Press Conference on Voter Registry
The Big Island’s county clerk, who has been criticized for lack of communication with the media, will hold a press conference Wednesday.
Report: Hawai`i Car Insurance Costs Third Lowest in Nation
Only two states have a lower percentage of average household income spent on car insurance costs, a report says.
UPDATE: Emergency Marine Beacon Secured
The Coast Guard said an emergency boat beacon that had been broadcasting from land has now been secured and is no longer emitting a wayward signal.
Police Renew Request for Help Solving Burglary, Arson
The public’s assistance is needed to solve the incident involving a warehouse in the Kea`au Shipman Business Park.
Tourist Pulled From Water While Snorkeling
Efforts to resuscitate the 60-year old visitor from Japan were unsuccessful.
Police Looking For Missing Ka`u Woman
The missing woman, Mory Koi, has been missing since Saturday and is in need of medication.
Flags to be Flown at Half-Staff Tuesday
The US and Hawai`i flags will be flown at half-staff Tuesday in honor of former state Rep. John Justin Medeiros.
Electrical Outage Scheduled For O`okala Friday
The power will be shut off for about six hours to allow for substation repairs.
State To Require Safety Course For Boaters
The state land board has approved the rule to take effect in two years.
Two Arrested For Theft of Recyclables
The pair was arrested after stealing the items from a Kekuanaoa business shortly after midnight Friday.
Big Island Road Closures for July 30 – August 3
State DOT crews will conduct multiple roadwork projects around the island this week. Motorists are advised to be alert and drive with care in the following areas.
Man Dies From Injuries in July 23 Crash
Speed may have been a factor in the fatality that occurred Sunday morning.
Papa New Guinea Earthquake Poses No Hawai`i Tsunami Threat
There is no tsunami threat from a 6.6 magnitude earthquake that struck Saturday morning.
