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HCC Offers Virtual Workshops for 2022 Enrollment
The application deadline for Spring 2022 is Dec. 15, 2021.
DOH Reports 140 New Cases of COVID Saturday
The state’s seven-day average is now 123 new cases daily, with a test positivity rate of 1.9%.
DLNR to Co-Host Nationwide Water Awareness Event
Not having water is a reality for many people. Across Hawai‘i, some families still lack access to reliable and safe drinking water.
PSD to Offer Monetary Incentive to Inmates Who Obtain COVID-19 Vaccine
A one-time incentive award is being offered to Hawaiʻi prisoners who become fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
2021-22 Wet Season Outlook Predicts La Nina Conditions Across Hawaiian Islands
Weather experts anticipate a moderate wet season as drought conditions continue to plague the Hawaiian Islands.
Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Swimmer
The weather on scene at the time of the search was winds of 25 mph, with 32 mph gusts, and seas up to 10 feet.
Governor Orders Flags to Half-Staff to Honor Fallen Law Enforcement Officers
This action marks the National Peace Officers’ Memorial Service being held in Washington, DC to honor law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty and their families.
Military Convoy to Run Daily on Big Island Over 6 Days
Military units based on Oʻahu continue to conduct training activities at Pōhakuloa Training Area (PTA), which will result in military convoys on Big Island roadways over the next several days.
HPD Searching For 25 Individuals Wanted on Big Island
Persons who know a warrant is out for their arrest are advised to report to the nearest police station to avoid having an officer go to their home or workplace to arrest them.
5 Fugitives Arrested After Warrant Sweep in Puna
A multi-agency warrant sweep consisting of officers from the Hawai‘i Police Department, Sheriff’s Department and Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) yielded five arrests in Puna.
2 Injured After Minor Ignition of Propane Tank
Two people were injured after a propane tank ignited in the garage of a Hilo home Thursday, Oct. 14.
Volcano Watch: Large Earthquake reminds us to ‘Drop, Cover, and Hold On’
The large earthquake, caused by bending of the oceanic plate, serves as a stark reminder that the State of Hawaiʻi is no stranger to potentially damaging earthquakes.
North Kawaihae Small Boat Harbor Renovations Set to Start Next Week
Renovations at the North Kawaihae Small Boat Harbor (SBH) will begin on Oct. 18.
Habitat for Humanity Receives HUD Funding to Support Big Island Veterans
The money is intended to rehabilitate and modify the primary residence of low-income, disabled veterans.
HPD Identifies Electrocution Victim
Hawai‘i Island police have identified a woman who died by electrocution earlier this week.
High School Fall Sports Season Kicks Off Saturday, Talks on Live Crowds Ongoing
Officials hope to have live crowds back for student-athletes as they return to the field after nearly two years of no high school sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police Locate Teenaged Runaway
Community tips often play a crucial role in locating missing persons and runaways on the Big Island.
Hawaiʻi Sells Upwards of $1.9 Billion in GO Bonds
Money from the sale will be used to fund new and existing projects.
