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Puainako Street in Hilo Reopens

The Puainako Street and Kanoelehua Avenue intersection in Hilo is now open.

Teen Runaway Located

Hawai‘i Island police report that 15-year-old Zoelynn Puaoi-Pinheiro, who was previously reported as a runaway, was located in Hilo in good health on Monday, March 28.

Point in Time Count Shows Slight Uptick in Homeless Numbers on Big Island

The annual Point In Time Count data released on April 7 show downward trends in some categories, although neighbor islands as a whole saw a slight increase of roughly 1% in homeless population numbers.

CIP Funds Released for Demolition of West Ramp, Lease Lots at Hilo International Airport

Gov. David Ige released $4,500,000 in capital improvement project funds to finance the construction costs for west ramp demolition and lease lots at Hilo International Airport on the island of Hawaiʻ

Ceremony Marks Beginning of Subsistence Agriculture Homestead Community in South Hilo

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands held a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, April 8 for the first phase of its Honomū Subsistence Agriculture Homestead Community in South Hilo.

Maunakea Management Authority Bill Passes Committee, Heads to Senate Floor for Final Vote

In a decision-making meeting today, the Senate Committee on Ways and Means voted to pass a measure that would establish the Mauna a Wākea stewardship authority as the sole authority for management of state-managed lands on Mauna a Wākea.

HPD Outstanding Warrants List: April 8, 2022

HPD released its weekly outstanding warrants list.

Puna Man Sentenced to Consecutive Prison Terms for Property Crimes

A Puna man was sentenced to consecutive prison terms in Hilo Circuit Court for property crimes and a resisting an order to stop case.

Volcano Watch: How Tephra Deposits Unlock The Secrets of Kīlauea Volcano’s Explosive Past

I think the Island of Hawaiʻi is one of the most magical places on Earth. You can literally see land in the making when one of the volcanoes is erupting. But the familiar sight of red-glowing lava flows makes it hard to imagine a time when eruptions were different, and to think that such a time may come again someday.

Experts Question Company’s Boating Protocol Following Fatal Incident Outside Honokohau Marina

A number of tour guides and boating professionals are questioning the company’s practice of having its crew enter the water from the stern of the boat where the vessel’s engines were in wake of a fatal accident earlier this week in waters outside of Honokohau Marina.

Police Seek Teen Reported as Runaway

Big Island police are asking for the public’s help with finding a missing teen.

Hilo Food Hub Commercial Kitchen Space Under New Ownership

The new owners of a commercial kitchen space in Keaukaha are taking an innovative approach to addressing food security and agribusiness development.

State Reports Uptick in Phishing Schemes Related to Unemployment Claims

The state is warning residents about an increase in fraudulent schemes targeting those filing for unemployment benefits.

UH Part of Consortium to Manage National Water Hazards, Resources

The University of Hawaiʻi is now part of a team of hydrologic researchers throughout the United States and Canada, whose mission is to help the nation get water and weather ready.

Hilo Man Faces Felony Abuse Charges

A Hilo man faces several charges, including for felony abuse, in connection with incidents that happened earlier this month.

Vibrant Hawaiʻi Announces Economic Development Strategy Micro-Investments

Several Big Island businesses and organizations are getting a financial boost to help fund pilot ideas or scale up concepts.

Bail Maintained for Kona Man Facing Theft Charges

A Kona man is facing a myriad of theft offenses following an incident at Kekaha Kai State Park where a vehicle was broken into and several unauthorized credit card transactions were made at Queenʻs Marketplace.

Senate Votes to Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court

The U.S. Senate made history when they confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court by a vote of 53-47.

HPD Renews Request for Help Finding Missing Mountain View Man

Authorities are renewing their request for the public’s assistance in locating a Mountain View man.

HIDOE Announces 2022 Graduation Days

Public high school graduation ceremonies have been scheduled for the Class of 2022.
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