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Hawai’i International Futsal Cup to take place in Waimea July 27-29

The 2023 Hawai’i International Futsal Cup, organized by the Hawai’i County Department of Parks and Recreation in collaboration with Hawai’i Futsal and the WeGo Foundation, is set to take place from July 27 to 29.

Volcano Watch: Behind the scenes of recent Big Island volcano eruptions

This week’s Volcano Watch explains how scientists at Hawaiian Volcano Observatory have been able to successfully forecast eruptions on the Big Island, although only an hour or so before it happens.

Friends remember beloved Kona paddler Steven Berengue as someone they could count on

Eddie Hayward was at home on Monday when he got the news that his friend of 25 years, Steven Berengue, had died following a weekend incident at a Waikīkī hotel that Honolulu news media reported as a “mass overdose” involving fentanyl.

Hawai‘i police suspect foul play in Puna man’s disappearance

Hawai‘i Island police are renewing their request for information regarding 37-year-old Jarryd Lee Kalanihuli Ah Quin who was reported missing in 2019.

2 visitors die in unrelated ocean incidents on the Big Island

Hawai‘i Island police are investigating two ocean-related deaths that took place within 24 hours of each other in West Hawai‘i.

King Kamehameha Day festivities scheduled this weekend across the Big Island

King Kamehameha Day events on the Big Island include parades and lei drapings at two statues of the man who united the Hawaiian Islands.

New Hawaiʻi County animal control agency takes over July 1 from police department

On July 1, Hawaiʻi County’s new Animal Control and Protection Agency, created in March by the County Council, will take over control from the police department.

System to manage tourism at Kauaʻi’s popular Hā‘ena State Park now model for State of Hawai’i

Hawai’i Gov. Josh Green signed a new law at Hāʻena State Park on Kauaʻi that establishes a path toward mitigating overtourism impacts on state parks

Video and slideshow: Kīlaueaʻs spectacular lava show from June 7 eruption on Hawaiʻi Island

Kīlauea erupted on June 7, 2023 at 4:44 a.m. on Hawaiʻi Island. The volcano put on quite the spectacular lava show duing the first day of this eruption. Check out the video and slideshow.

‘Fires of Polynesia’ ignites Kings’ Shops with free live entertainment on Big Island

“Fires of Polynesia,” a free live performance at the Kings’ Shops in Waikōloa Beach Resort, showcases the strength and artistry of Polynesian dancers wielding the power of fire.

Hawaiʻi Restaurant Association seeks nominations for Hall of Fame and Restaurant Industry Awards

The Hawaiʻi Restaurant Association is accepting nominations for its prestigious Hall of Fame and Restaurant Industry Awards, recognizing the exceptional accomplishments of restaurateurs, leaders, and chefs.

Mokupāpapa Discovery Center great place to stop Saturday during Hilo’s World Ocean Day

One of Hilo’s most historic buildings houses the Mokupāpapa Discovery Center, where you can check out World Ocean Day on June 10.

Gas shortage felt on Hawai‘i Island amid Teamsters strike

The propane shortage in West Hawaiʻi is occurring amid an ongoing statewide strike at Hawai’i Gas.

ALERT: Hawai’i Police say avoid Middle Keei Road in Captain Cook until 10 p.m., some roads closed due to accident

The Hawaii Police Department is advising drivers to avoid Middle Keei Road due to a current traffic issue. According to a report, a vehicle crash near the Middle Keei Rd and Highway 11 intersection has closed Middle Keei Rd, between Highway 11 and Painted Church Rd, and will require a detour of traffic until 10 […]

Hawai‘i Community College dean’s list spring 2023

Hawai‘i Community College in Hilo recognizes students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 or higher with Dean’s List honors for Spring 2023.

Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce seeks donations for student scholarships

The Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce is asking the community for donations to its scholarship fund at the Pauahi Foundation.

Update: Hawaiian Volcano Observatory lowers alert levels for Kīlauea; expects eruption to stay at summit

On Thursday morning, one day after Kīlauea began erupting at 4:44 a.m. on Wednesday, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory has lowered  alert levels because the initial high effusion rates of lava and gas have declined, and no infrastructure is threatened. 

Kings’ Shops on Kohala Coast celebrates first responders

The occasion was made possible through a collaboration with the non-profit organization Friends of First Responders.

Hawaiʻi County conducts houseless sweep at Kona Aquatics Center; 13 people receive help

Hawaiʻi County said future enforcement efforts are planned to address issues at parks around the island as part of an ongoing initiative to ensure the safety, cleanliness and functionality of public spaces.

Statewide Wildfire & Drought Lookout! campaign launches on Big Island with dry summer forecast

As part of the annual statewide Wildfire & Drought Lookout! campaign, forecasters warned that the Hawaiian Islands will begin experiencing drought conditions late this summer, which could extend through next winter.
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