Avocado Festival set for Saturday with focus on building export opportunities
This year’s Avocado Festival is about much more than celebrating one of Hawaii Island’s most
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County Prepares for Foam Food Container Ban
Hawaii Island’s ban on polystyrene — also known as Styrofoam — food containers goes into
OK for Private Airport Bond
A bill that would authorize the state Department of Budget and Finance to issue up
Cop Leaves $100 Tip And Heartfelt Note For Pregnant Waitress
Cop Leaves $100 Tip And Heartfelt Note For Pregnant Waitress A New Jersey police officer
Van Recovered Undamaged from Burglary
A Keaau flower nursery that provides employment to developmentally disabled individuals recovered the company’s van,
Bank of Hawaii Seeks New Hilo Branch
HILO — Bank of Hawaii plans to build a new branch in Hilo. The proposed
Southwest, JAL, & ANA Updates Due to Hawaii
Goldman Sachs downgrades Southwest Airlines because new Hawaii route could be too costly Goldman Sachs
Court interpreters needed on Big Island
The Hawaii State Judiciary is seeking individuals who speak English and another language, as well
Puna Boat Ramp Bill Advances
A bill funding a study for a new boat ramp in Puna cleared the Senate
‘Alala poised to breed this year in the wild
A group of ‘alala released into the wild in 2017 might produce their first offspring
High court to consider case about reach of clean water law
The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to consider a case about the reach of landmark federal
Police Releases: Missing Persons and People Charged
Detectives have charged a 24-year-old Pāhoa man with multiple financial crimes following his arrest earlier
Active Shooter EXERCISE with HPD on UofH Campus
Active Shooter Exercise with HPD on Campus Active Shooter Exercise with HPD on Campus The
HAWAI‘I CELEBRATES WORLD WETLANDS DAY
HAWAI‘I CELEBRATES WORLD WETLANDS DAY (Honolulu) – 38 years ago an intergovernmental treaty was signed
Water Notice
WATER NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: CUSTOMERS ALONG PALANI ROAD FROM QUEEN KAʻAHUMANU HIGHWAY TO KUAKINI HIGHWAY
Powerlifter Lifts 2-Ton SUV Off Man Trapped Underneath
Powerlifter Lifts 2-Ton SUV Off Man Trapped Underneath A powerlifter in Michigan is being hailed
US Supreme Court Takes Case that Could Limit Water Pollution Law (Hawaii)
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to consider limiting the scope
Hawaii Auto Sales Down
HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii consumers are buying fewer new vehicles, a recent report said. New-vehicle
Maui Utility Wants Customers to Pay for Unused Solar Power
WAILUKU, Hawaii (AP) — Maui Electric Company has asked the state Public Utilities Commission to
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The body of a man was discovered in a grocery store parking lot Monday morning