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New virtual program expands access to mental health and substance use treatment

Virtual behavioral health outpatient program for behavioral health, substance use and mental health launches to residents statewide.

Surfrider Kauaʻi announces conservation efforts, NOAA seeks public input on seabed mining

Surfrider Kauaʻi is hosting beach clean ups, Eyes on the Reef is monitoring coral bleaching and NOAA has reported that the Trump administration may allow seabed mining.

While Kauaʻi still feels the impact, Anaina Hou Community Park opens after Hurricane Lowell

Anaina Hou Community Park has reopened and will host events following the post-hurricane Lowell impact.

Briefs for Oct. 12: University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics asks for support during Giving Week

Giving Week for the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics continues this week through Monday, Oct. 19.

Make sure keiki Halloween costume carousing doesn’t become nightmare for their eyes

Families urged to protect children’s eyes by avoiding dangerous or risky costume eyewear, including decorative eyewear and especially non-prescription contact lenses that can be harmful.

Rain couldn’t dampen festivities, excitement during 2026 Ironman World Championship on Big Island

Families made up many of the spectators who came to watch the athletes participate in the grueling 140.6-mile race hosted in Kona on the west side of Hawai‘i Island.
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Nāpali Coast’s sacred side: Heiau, caves, moon calendar and ancient Hawaiian history
Nāpali Coast after rain: Waterfalls, rainbows, weather and when to go
The Hawaiian legends of the Nāpali Coast
Nāpali Coast by season: Best times for hiking, photography, wildlife viewing, boat tours

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Surfrider Kauaʻi announces conservation efforts, NOAA seeks public input on seabed mining

Surfrider Kauaʻi is hosting beach clean ups, Eyes on the Reef is monitoring coral bleaching and NOAA has reported that the Trump administration may allow seabed mining.

Briefs for Oct. 12: University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics asks for support during Giving Week

Giving Week for the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics continues this week through Monday, Oct. 19.

Rain couldn’t dampen festivities, excitement during 2026 Ironman World Championship on Big Island

Families made up many of the spectators who came to watch the athletes participate in the grueling 140.6-mile race hosted in Kona on the west side of Hawai‘i Island.

Hirono, Luján introduce legislation to expand arts education access

The Arts Education for All Act would increase states’ ability to implement arts programming for early learners, K-12 students and youth and adults involved in the justice system.

Hawaiʻi public schools continue post-pandemic recovery, with gains in math, attendance

Students near academic recovery as Hawaiʻi Department of Education focuses on accelerating gains toward 2029 goals.

What a race: Ironman World Championship in Kona on Big Island delivers two winners in dramatic fashion

In the men’s race, Vincent Luis of France won his first World Championship in his first try and last race while American Taylor Knibb won the women’s race after the leader collapsed with 1 km to go.

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2026 FORGE Awards celebrate skilled labor workers and companies

The new FORGE Awards were created to recognize skilled labor workers and businesses that build and maintain essential infrastructure, fuel economic growth, promote local commerce, harness the local workforce and support emerging markets.

Public meetings scheduled on Big Island to discuss Hawaiian Electric’s response to recent storms

Each meeting will include statements from Hawaiian Electric and the Consumer Advocate, along with opportunities for residents to share concerns and feedback on electric service reliability.

Hawai‘i Island police releases ‘Coffee with a Cop’ events for October

These informal sit-downs allow residents to share personal stories and discuss neighborhood issues with law enforcement.

Powerful observations from the ground and space reveal the faint galaxy behind an ancient cosmic signal

Astronomers identified the most distant fast radio burst to date, which offered insights into both the origins of these mysterious bursts and the evolution of the early universe.

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Women’s Fund of Hawai’i welcomes two board members

Women’s Fund of Hawai‘i welcomes Catherine “Cathy” Camp and Diane Peters-Nguyen to its Board of Directors.

Wailuku man suffers fatal injuries in weekend motorcycle crash in Wailea, Maui

Police say a preliminary investigation reveals that a Blue 2015 Harley-Davidson motorcycle was traveling north on Wailea Alanui Drive when the operator lost control and veered to the right, striking a curb.

Hawai‘i energy forum launches online series on solar farming, disaster resilience and LNG

Maui residents and others across Hawai‘i can learn about energy issues and the state’s electricity future through a new online education series beginning Oct. 22. The Hawai‘i Energy Policy Forum’s “Power Up” series will cover combining solar-energy production with agriculture, preparing electrical grids for disasters and the debate over liquefied natural gas. Four sessions are scheduled through […]

Hawaiian Telcom employees give back during ‘Day in the Community’

Approximately 80 Hawaiian Telcom employees volunteered on Oct. 2 as part of the company’s annual Day in the Community, dedicating their time and talents to environmental stewardship and community service.