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Maunakea Management, Observatories Help Deliver Food in East Hawai‘i
Adhering to strict COVID-19 guidelines, the deliveries of food boxes are set up as a no-contact delivery service.
One Person Killed in Hilo Traffic Collision
A two-vehicle crash on Daniel K. Inouye Highway Tuesday morning has left one person dead.
County Announce New Sign Variance Process
The County of Hawai‘i Department of Public Works Building Division announced Tuesday that starting this week, a new sign variance process goes into effect islandwide.
Air Arrivals Hit High Point Since Quarantine
During this same time last year, nearly 30,000 passengers arrived in the state daily, including residents and visitors.
Police Seek Missing Hilo Teenager
Police ask anyone who may have information about the whereabouts of Brugman to contact authorities.
KTA Shaka Program Offers Keiki Activity Program
The weekly activities are designed to help keep participants busy, positive, and engaged as they adjust to a different sort of school break.
Two Arrested for Violating Traveler Quarantine
As with some previous quarantine violation cases, a local community group monitoring social media alerted the special agents.
Ball Python Found in Kahalu‘u Area on O‘ahu
Ball pythons are non-venomous and may grow up to six feet in length.
Hawai‘i to Lift Interisland Travel Quarantine by Mid-June
At a press conference from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu Monday afternoon, Gov. David Ige announced that he would lift the mandatory, 14-day interisland travel quarantine as of June 16.
HPD Arrests Kona Man For Domestic Stabbing Incident
The suspect was charged with Attempted Murder in the Second Degree, Terroristic Threatening in the First Degree, and Abuse of a Family or Household Member.
West Hawai‘i Protest Draws Hundreds Sunday
Nearly everyone lining the highway wore a face mask out of respect for current rules, and the Kailua-Kona protest was entirely peaceful.
Big Island Remains Free of Active COVID-19 Cases
Drive-through testing is scheduled Monday in North Kona at the Keauhou Shopping Center.
Puna Kai to Hold Openings For Several Businesses in June
Puna Kai Shopping Center is holding openings for several businesses in early June.
Some Stimulus Payments Sent As Debit Cards
Some callers reported they did not realize the card was from the government and thought it was junk mail or a scam card because they did not ask for it.
Free Community Dinner at La‘i‘ōpua Community Center
One meal is available per person present in the vehicle.
