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Brown water advisory issued for Island of Kauaʻi

The department advises the public to avoid swimming, wading in, or drinking water from any freshwater streams or pond to prevent leptospirosis.

What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Thursday about Hurricane Lowell recovery

Kaua‘i County is in Day 24 of recovery from Hurricane Lowell. Cleanup, repairs and reconstruction continue after the storm caused widespread damage over Labor Day weekend.

UPDATE: Water quality advisory canceled for Wai‘ohai Beach on Kaua‘i

Water sample testing results show that the enterococci levels no longer exceed the threshold level, state health officials said.

Hawaiʻi secures up to $45 million settlement with Monsanto

The settlement holds Monsanto accountable for polychlorinated biphenyl contamination and supports Hawaii’s ongoing efforts to protect its natural resources.

UPDATE: Kūhiō Highway near Hanalei Bridge now opened

While the bridge is now open, motorists are advised to continue to drive with caution and remain alert for wet or hazardous road conditions.

US Senate resolution introduced by Schatz, Hirono designates September as Hawaiian History Month

U.S. senators representing the islands introduce measure to recognize the rich history and culture of Native Hawaiians and Hawai‘i.
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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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What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Thursday about Hurricane Lowell recovery

Kaua‘i County is in Day 24 of recovery from Hurricane Lowell. Cleanup, repairs and reconstruction continue after the storm caused widespread damage over Labor Day weekend.

Hawaiʻi secures up to $45 million settlement with Monsanto

The settlement holds Monsanto accountable for polychlorinated biphenyl contamination and supports Hawaii’s ongoing efforts to protect its natural resources.

US Senate resolution introduced by Schatz, Hirono designates September as Hawaiian History Month

U.S. senators representing the islands introduce measure to recognize the rich history and culture of Native Hawaiians and Hawai‘i.

Flags to be lowered in honor of life and service of former state, US lawmaker Patricia Saiki

Saiki in 1986 became the first Republican and second woman elected to represent Hawaiʻi in U.S. Congress; flags shall be flown at half-staff through sunrise Oct. 5.

Tropical Storm Nolo to bring periods of heavy rain through Thursday to Kauaʻi, Ni‘ihau

Tropical Storm Nolo was about 345 miles west of Līhuʻe as of the 2 a.m. Wednesday advisory from the National Hurricane Center.

18 deputy sheriffs sworn in, most assigned to Honolulu airport, state courthouses

It was the largest graduating recruit class of deputies of Hawai‘i Department of Law Enforcement since it became a separate state agency nearly 2 years ago.

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Hawaiʻi Island Police seek tips on mother, children involved in custodial interference case from Minnesota

But police say information developed during the investigation indicates that the people involved are currently not in Hawai‘i County.

Highway 11 in Ocean View to temporarily close Friday for followup police investigation of traffic fatality

The closure will be near the intersection of King Kamehameha Boulevard and Kohala Boulevard.

With Hurricane Nolo past the Hawaiian Islands, state reopens some recreation areas, others remain closed

On the Big island, most state parks are open except: the Waialea Section of Hāpuna Beach State Recreation Area, Lapakahi State Historical Park and parts of ʻAkaka Falls State Park.

Hōlei Sea Arch collapses in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park

The exact time of the collapse is unknown and could have occurred when the park was temporarily closed during Tropical Storm Nolo.

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Public invited to comment on UH Maunakea Master Plan update

The revisions would be limited to the UH Master Plan and do not call for new land use or new development. No revisions to the Maunakea Comprehensive Management Plan are proposed. UH reports it remains committed to having no more than nine observatories after 2033 and to keeping the existing decommissioning process and plan unchanged.

OHA documentary ‘Held in Trust’ examines history and future of Hawaiʻi’s military-leased public lands

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs will present a special statewide television premiere of "Held in Trust: The Future of Hawaiʻi’s Public Lands Beyond Military Leases," a half-hour documentary examining the history of US military use of Hawaiʻi’s public trust lands and the consequential decisions approaching as longstanding military leases begin to expire.

Maui Filipino Chamber of Commerce to honor 120 years of Filipino legacy at annual flag raising event

The Maui Filipino Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the County of Maui and Office of the Mayor, announced today that the annual Filipino American History Month Flag-Raising Ceremony will be held Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, from 10 to 11 a.m. on the front lawn of the Kalana O Maui Building, 200 South High Street in Wailuku.

World premiere of ʻAinakea opens Friday at Historic ʻĪao Theater

Maui OnStage will present the world premiere of ʻAinakea, a new play by Maui playwright James Nevius, opening Friday, Oct. 2, at the Historic ʻĪao Theater. Set in West Maui in 1953, the play explores a family, a plantation and an island on the cusp of profound change.