News
Aquarium Fishermen’s Attempt to Reinstate Industry Reaches Significant Date
Tuesday is the last chance for the public to comment on a draft environmental impact statement meant to pave the way for the reopening of the aquarium fishing trade.
County to Close Beaches Amid High Winds
The warning means dangerous and severe sustained winds of at least 35 mph with gusts over 60 mph are expected.
Responders Rescue 5 Off Puako Beach Drive
HFD received a report at 10:02 a.m. Monday that a kayak and a paddleboard were in distress off Puako Beach Drive.
Hawaii Lions Seeking Eyeglasses, Hearing Aid Donations
The glasses will be distributed to those in need within developing countries where eye care is often unaffordable and inaccessible.
Disoriented Hiker Requires Chopper Rescue in Volcano
In its report, HFD reminded the public to familiarize themselves with terrain and weather conditions before setting out on a hike.
Police Looking for Kona Furlough Inmate Who Failed to Report
Narzisi has been living in the Going Home Hawaii residential furlough house in Kona and was reported missing from an overnight check.
Wind Advisory for Big Island
A wind advisory means sustained winds of 30 to 50 mph with gusts up to 65 mph are expected.
Gale Warning in Effect for Big Island Waters
A gale warning means winds of 34 to 47 knots are imminent or occurring.
High Winds on Big Island Expected Through Mid-Week
Northeast winds 30 to 50 mph with gusts up to 75 mph expected.
Hilo Woman Pulls Slug From Mouth After Eating Island Naturals Sandwich
The health food store Island Naturals maintains its green placard after a Hilo woman discovered the slug in one of the avocado sandwiches she had made at the deli.
East, North Hawai‘i Celebrates Certified Blue Zones Communities
The East Hawai‘i and North Hawai‘i communities celebrated becoming named Certified Blue Zones Communities Saturday, joining only 13 other communities with this well-deserved designation across the country.
Submissions Now Open for Made in Hawai‘i Film Festival
Submissions are officially open for the 3rd annual Made in Hawai‘i Film Festival, happening on Hawai‘i Island in late May.
Taser Deployed on Puna Man who Evaded Arrest
A Puna man is facing various offenses after evading police on an unlicensed motorcycle.
Mourning Dove Hunting Season Cut Short
A hunting season for the mourning dove will be cut short this year in an effort to comply with federal mandates.
Big Island Road Closures: Jan. 4-10
Hawai‘i Department of Transportation released a list of lane closures for the week of Jan. 4-10.
YouTube Sailors Survive, Salvage Catamaran That Snapped in Half Amid Storm
Couple recounts harrowing experience that took place SW of the Big Island in the early morning hours of Dec. 22.
Sunscreen Restrictions in Effect for Kealakekua Bay
Sunscreen restrictions for Kealakekua Bay State Historic Park are now in effect, one year ahead of a state wide ban on lotions containing reef-damaging chemicals.
