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Big Island Police Advise Public of ‘Armed and Dangerous’ Suspect
Police caution members of the public not to approach Gonsalves and to immediately contact police.
UH Researchers Identify Deadly Marine Virus in Deceased Dolphin
The finding has alerted scientists and marine wildlife managers to the potential for a novel morbillivirus outbreak in Hawaiʻi’s dolphins and whales.
Governor Ige Invests in Innovative Education Programs
The GEER innovation grant program was developed and implemented in coordination with the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Advisory Group, which is composed of education leaders from Hawaiʻi’s public, private and charter schools.
Hilo Theater Auditions
For auditions, individuals should prepare a song (16 bars minimum) in an appropriate style & bring sheet music.
August Artisan Market at Kona Commons
The market, as well as the center, is observing all government-mandated COVID-19 safety protocols, including hand sanitization and face masks.
Observatories Assemble to Solve “Energy Crisis” on Jupiter
Observations from JAXA’s Hisaki satellite showed that conditions at the time of the Keck II temperature observations could generate a strong aurora on Jupiter.
Community Meeting to be Held on Zoom
Those interested in attending can join the Zoom meeting using the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86770661312.
Daily Cases in the 600s
The state’s two-week average is now 490 new cases daily, with a test positivity rate of 7.1%.
Virtual Public Meetings
The applicant will have to submit proof that they have a DUNS number and are actively registered in the CCR system with their project proposal packet.
Water Notice for August 18
AFFECTED AREA: CUSTOMERS ALONG KALANIANAʻOLE AVENUE BETWEEN KAUHANE AVENUE AND KEA‘A STREET INCLUDING SILVA STREET; INCLUDING ANY SIDE ROADS AND LANES; SOUTH HILO, HAWAI‘I The Department of Water Supply will be conducting a fire hydrant flow test on Kalanianaʻole Avenue between the hours of 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug, 18, 2021. The […]
Community Invited to Celebrate Torah Dedication
The public is invited to a Torah celebration and talk story with Holocaust survivor Goldie Lefkowitz next week in Pana‘ewa.
3 People, 1 Dog Rescued from Sinking Boat in Hilo Bay
Three people and a dog were rescued off of Hilo Bay after a boat they were on started to sink Saturday afternoon.
HPD Officer Recognized for His Response in Assisting Disoriented Woman in Hāmākua
Officer Ivan Alatan was recognized as Officer of the Month in May for his response in helping a woman in Hāmākua.
Above-Average Rainfall Recorded on Kona Slopes Second Month in a Row
On the Kona slopes, rain gages posted yet another month of near to above-average rainfall, the National Weather Service reports.
25 People Hospitalized on Big Island for COVID-19
The Department of Health reported 615 new cases of coronavirus statewide Saturday, bringing the overall total to 45,860.
Latest CDC Eviction Order Applies to All Major Counties in Hawaiʻi
The US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued a new order temporarily halting evictions in counties with heightened levels of community transmission of COVID-19, which applies to counties of Hawaiʻi, Maui, Kauaʻi and the City and County of Honolulu.
No Injuries Reported After Waikoloa Structure Fire
No injuries were reported after a structure fire in Waikoloa Friday, Aug. 6.
Bay Clinic Uses Gift Card Incentives to Encourage COVID-19 Vaccination
The Bay Clinic in Hilo continues to offer gift cards as an incentive to residents to take the COVID-19 vaccination.
HPD Seeks Help Finding 13-Year-Old Runaway
Authorities are reaching out to the public for assistance in locating a 13-year-old boy reported as a runaway.
