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Unbeaten UH-Hilo women’s soccer ranked No. 1 in NCAA Division II West

As PacWest champs, the Vulcans already have one of three automatic qualifying bids for the six-team NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Championships bracket.

Police Commission begins to evaluate candidates for police chief

The Hawai‘i County Police Commission has begun the process of evaluating the 21 applicants still in the running for the chief of police.

World of anchialine pools under microscope at international symposium in Kona

More than 125 scientists, students, community members and resource managers from across Hawai‘i and around the world have gathered in Kona for the 5th International Symposium on Anchialine Ecosystems.

Noise advisory: Active-duty Army training to be conducted in Hilo

Army units will conduct training Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 5-6, at Keaukaha Military Reservation.

Puna man indicted on possession of unserialized AR-15 style rifle, live green-tipped ammunition  

Ku Manuia, 29 of Puna, was indicted today on charges of felon in possession of firearms and ammunition and ghost gun offenses.

Honoka’a man must serve a minimum term of 10 years in prison for domestic abuse

Last December, Kepoo was sentenced to serve a 10-year prison term for seven felony  offenses, including kidnapping, first-degree terroristic threatening (with a knife), two counts of abusing a family/household member three counts of second-degree assault.

One good thing about climate change: More rainbows, UH study predicts

The scourge that threatens the health and livelihood of humans and other life on the planet will increase opportunities to see rainbows, according to a study led by researchers at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.

County Council and housing office divided on how to use new funding for homeless problem

The county’s housing office says the way to deal with the problem is: housing, housing, housing. The County Council understands housing is a component of the solution but says it’s not the only one.

Pōhai Mālama Care Center is pausing operations in Hilo

The 12-bed inpatient hospice facility in Hilo will take a tactical pause on all inpatient hospice care operations beginning on Nov. 18, 2022

Election reminder: Ballots must be received by 7 pm on Nov. 8 to count

With less than one week to go, election officials recommend Hawaiʻi voters return their completed ballots by dropping them off at a ballot drop box or by visiting a voter service center within their county rather than placing them in the mail.

County Council passes first reading of gun bill with a few amendments

The bill proposes several “sensitive places” where carrying a licensed firearm, concealed or not, would be prohibited on the Big Island.

Flood Advisory: Heavy rain over windward Big Island from Honokaʻa to Volcanoes National Park

The National Weather Service has issued a flood advisory until 1 a.m. Thursday morning for the windward Big Island from Honokaʻa to Volcanoes National Park.

Big Island resident faces charges for harassment of Hawaiian monk seal by his dog

A 52-year-old man was cited Tuesday by state and federal agencies after his dog was captured on videotape harassing a Hawaiian monk seal at Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park on Oct. 10.

UH Mānoa offering second chance for admission with free program

The program is seeking applicants who lack the minimum UH Mānoa admissions requirements, may be economically disadvantaged, or can serve as a positive role model to communities underrepresented at UH Mānoa.   

Hawai’i Radiologic Associates in Kona and Hilo abruptly closed — leaving patients in the dark

Clients with appointments and patients waiting for results of ultrasounds, mammograms and other imaging services say they have been left in the dark by the for-profit company, Hawai’i Radiologic Associates.

Hawai‘i police seek public help finding missing, at-risk teen

Authorities are seeking the public’s help in locating a missing 19-year-old man who is considered at-risk.

Holiday food drive kicks off at South Kohala resort

Hawaiʻi Island community members are invited to support The Food Basket now through Dec. 22

Six Big Island nonprofits recommended for $400,000 in County stewardship grants

The grant money would come from a special Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Maintenance Fund.

Rescue at Kua Bay: ʻThat lady was dead and they saved her lifeʻ

Kua Bay lifeguards Ian McVeigh and Ula Pilago rescued an unresponsive elderly woman from the water and performed life

East Hawai‘i company cited for air permit violations

The Hawai‘i Department of Health Clean Air Branch issued Notices of Violation and Order, or NOVO, against six companies statewide, including one in Kea‘au.
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