Day: July 15, 2025

To ‘Infinity’ and Beyond – A Look at a Newborn Black Hole

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Discovery of Infinity galaxy provides evidence of a new pathway for black hole formation Maunakea, Hawaiʻi – Astronomers using the W....

Education

Honolulu CC invites community to celebrate Indigenous education

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Honolulu CC invites community to celebrate Indigenous education Honolulu Community College ʻAha Kūkalahale 2025 Honolulu Community College invites the...

Man Climbs 6th Floor Ledge To Rescue Family Trapped In Apartment Fire

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Man Climbs 6th Floor Ledge To Rescue Family Trapped In Apartment Fire Fousseynou Samba Cissé had just returned home from...

Data Dive: Gun Fatalities In Hawaiʻi Increasing More Than Other States Hawaiʻi has had relatively few gun-related deaths, but they’ve risen sharply over the past 10 years.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/07/data-dive-gun-fatalities-in-hawai%ca%bbi-increasing-more-than-other-states/

Developer Loses Court Fight To Build Luxury Homes On ‘Anthrax Graveyard’ Residents have argued the luxury development would go against original incorporation agreements.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/07/developer-loses-ruling-in-fight-to-build-luxury-homes-on-anthrax-graveyard/

Honolulu Worker Paid Not To Work For Nearly Five Years The employee has been paid at least $300,000 while on leave. Prosecuting Attorney Steve Alm’s office won’t say why its investigation has taken so lon

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/07/honolulu-worker-paid-not-to-work-for-nearly-five-years/

This Common Precursor To Murder Is Too Rarely Prosecuted On Maui The Maui County Prosecutor’s Office is looking to crack down on domestic abuse cases involving strangulation, which experts say often precedes homicide.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/07/this-common-precursor-to-murder-is-too-rarely-prosecuted-on-maui/

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Day: July 15, 2025

To ‘Infinity’ and Beyond – A Look at a Newborn Black Hole

Honolulu CC invites community to celebrate Indigenous education

Man Climbs 6th Floor Ledge To Rescue Family Trapped In Apartment Fire

Data Dive: Gun Fatalities In Hawaiʻi Increasing More Than Other States Hawaiʻi has had relatively few gun-related deaths, but they’ve risen sharply over the past 10 years.

Developer Loses Court Fight To Build Luxury Homes On ‘Anthrax Graveyard’ Residents have argued the luxury development would go against original incorporation agreements.

Honolulu Worker Paid Not To Work For Nearly Five Years The employee has been paid at least $300,000 while on leave. Prosecuting Attorney Steve Alm’s office won’t say why its investigation has taken so lon

This Common Precursor To Murder Is Too Rarely Prosecuted On Maui The Maui County Prosecutor’s Office is looking to crack down on domestic abuse cases involving strangulation, which experts say often precedes homicide.

Little League “Majors” State Tournament to be held in Kona this week

Military’s role in immigration policy spurs debate

Two ex-HPD officers indemnified in wrongful death suit

Hawaiʻi Relief Program offers utility assistance

WATER NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: CUSTOMERS ALONG AINAKO AVENUE BETWEEN POHU STREET AND KŌ‘ULA STREET, INCLUDING ALL SIDE ROADS AND LANES; SOUTH HILO

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Fatal ʻEwa Beach Fire: Care Home Had History Of Not Documenting Fire Drills Wednesday’s blaze left two people dead and one seriously injured.

Makana Eyre: They May Call It Poke, But It Doesn’t Come Close To Ours A traditional Hawaiian dish has been appropriated around the world, but in name only.

Hawaiʻi Needs More Firebreaks. Maui Is Making It Happen Collaboration has been critical in making progress on a key component of fire safety in communities across the county.

Honolulu Fired Building Permit Worker Who Cut Through Delays For A Few People The city accused a plans examiner of preferential treatment. The employee said she was trying to help permit applicants.

Hawaii’s response a ‘lifeline’ for SNAP benefit recipients

BIIF football: Wildcats, Cougars, Warriors and Dragons advance to championships

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