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Police Investigate Shooting Incident in East Hawai‘i that Left 1 Person Injured

Authorities have initiated an attempted murder investigation following a shooting incident in Puna that left one person injured on Monday night.

Man Reported Missing in 2020 Is Found and Arrested for Outstanding Warrant

Big Island police find a 47-year-old man who was reported missing in 2020; and they arrest him for an outstanding electronic traffic warrant.

Hawai‘i Fire Crews Smother Small Brush Fire Near Haena Beach

Suppression efforts continue today after Hawai‘i Fire crews spotted a brush fire near Haena Beach in Kea‘au after returning from a reported water rescue Monday afternoon.

Possible Missing Diver in Kea’au, Hawai’i Island Police Investigating

Hawai‘i Island police are investigating a possible missing diver last seen in waters near the cliffs at the end of Beach Road in Hawaiian Paradise Park in Kea‘au.

Kidnapping Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in 3rd Circuit Court

A Hilo man accused of kidnapping a teenage girl pleaded not guilty in Kona’s 3rd Circuit on Monday and has requested a jury trial, which was set for Feb. 7, 2023.

Youth Summits Scheduled in North Hawaiʻi and Hilo

Two local youth summits are scheduled next month in an effort to provide teens and young adults an opportunity to network, gain insight into their personal skills and strengths, and identify opportunities to contribute to community resilience.

University of Hawaiʻi Astronomers To Track Impact of Today’s NASA Asteroid Collision Test

NASA just crashed a spacecraft the size of a school bus into an asteroid about the size of a pyramid to assess if a deliberate impact can deflect objects on a collision course with Earth.

All State Library Locations Closed Due to Unspecified Threat

All Hawai‘i State Public Library System locations are closed today due to an unspecified threat.

‘Quite a Jewel:ʻ County Offered Chance to Buy Keauhou Bay Property in Kona

Up for sale for the County of Hawaii is 26,390-square-feet of waterfront space in Keauhou Bay, complete with a certified boat ramp. The asking price is yet to be determined, but the county is interested so far.

Road Work to Begin This Week on Stainback Highway

Repairs to an East Hawaiʻi roadway are set to begin this week.

Online Event Connects UH Grads to IT, Intelligence Career Opportunities

Graduating students and recent grads of the University of Hawaiʻi system interested in pursuing careers in the information technology and intelligence sectors will have another chance to connect with employers in Hawai’i during an upcoming online career fair.

UH-Hilo Men’s Basketball 2022-23 Season Opens With 17 Home State Games

The University of Hawai’i at Hilo men’s basketball team will open its 2022-23 season with a 17-game home state slate.

UH-Hilo Women’s Basketball Announces 2022-23 Schedule

The University of Hawai‘i at Hilo women’s basketball team’s 2022-23 schedule features seven non-conference matchups all at the Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium in Hilo, giving the Vulcans two months of play without ever needing to leave the state.

Portion of Kuakini Highway Closed due to Flooding

A portion of Kuakini Highway is closed due to flooding this evening.

Council Honors Kaʻū Patrol Officer For Lifesaving Actions

First responders have to bring calm to the chaos they find when they arrive at the scene of an incident. Hawaiʻi Police Department Officer Xylon Takata knows firsthand.

Cooking Up Opportunity: La‘i‘ōpua 2020, HCC Offer Free Chance to Explore Culinary Careers

Have you ever watched a cooking show and thought, “I could do that”? How much time do you spend crafting culinary creations of your own in the kitchen? Do you ever think about cooking for a living?

Hilo Community Players presents Musical ‘The Last Five Years’

Linda Winer of Newsday called it “an engaging chamber musical infused with intimate, emotionally perceptive, nonstop songs.” Maya Phillips of The New York Times summed it up as “a story impressively freed, not trapped, by its physical and creative limitations.” Jeremy Gerard of Bloomberg said it is a “giddily sorrowful eulogy for a brief marriage.”

Pāhoa Community Garden Nourishes Families and Teaches Children about the Land

Black Sands Beach subdivision is expanding its community garden with the help of committed volunteers and education.

Farm Vehicles Have New Safety Check Form to Fill Out

Farmers renewing their safety checks have a new form to fill out to do so.

Instructors Asking for Feedback on Maunakea Teaching Telescope Plan

The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo wants to know what the public thinks of its telescope plan.
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