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58-year-old pedestrian seriously injured in traffic collision on Kūhiō Highway

The Hanamāʻulu man was transported to Wilcox Medical Center in Līhuʻe in critical but stable condition; because of the extent of his injuries, however, he was later transferred to The Queen’s Medical Center on Oʻahu for further treatment.

$75K in scholarships awarded by Hawaiʻi Medical Service Association to 15 Hawaiʻi high school seniors

Kauaʻi High School grad David Braman and Waimea High School grad Brynn Lee Hirata were the 2026 Kaimana Scholars from Kauaʻi County.

UPDATE: High bacteria count advisory now also canceled at Waiʻoli Beach Park in Hanalei

State health officials made the announcement just less than 2 hours after they notified the public that a brown water advisory previously in effect for the same beach on the North Shore was canceled earlier June 20.

June 20 news in brief: Celebrating chefs, cold brew and wine, ‘Hawaiian Soul’ and more

A quick look at news from throughout the state, region and beyond.

First-of-its-kind comprehensive children, youth fiscal map released by state

New resource provides detailed analysis of public investments supporting keiki from prenatal years through young adulthood.

Recent incidents show pattern of increased fuel thefts on Kauaʻi

Kauaʻi police report that recent crimes have involved suspects cutting gas tank lines or drilling holes in gas tanks.
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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

Hawaii News Chevron Forward

$75K in scholarships awarded by Hawaiʻi Medical Service Association to 15 Hawaiʻi high school seniors

Kauaʻi High School grad David Braman and Waimea High School grad Brynn Lee Hirata were the 2026 Kaimana Scholars from Kauaʻi County.

June 20 news in brief: Celebrating chefs, cold brew and wine, ‘Hawaiian Soul’ and more

A quick look at news from throughout the state, region and beyond.

First-of-its-kind comprehensive children, youth fiscal map released by state

New resource provides detailed analysis of public investments supporting keiki from prenatal years through young adulthood.

Recent incidents show pattern of increased fuel thefts on Kauaʻi

Kauaʻi police report that recent crimes have involved suspects cutting gas tank lines or drilling holes in gas tanks.

Biweekly update reveals that public corruption case has become more complex

Attorney General Anne Lopez emphasizes the importance of a meticulous approach as public corruption case becomes more complex with more investigation.

Volcano Watch: What is the difference between an eruption and an episode?

Despite having breaks in activity during this ongoing eruption at the Kīlauea summit on the Big Island, monitoring data indicates activity is still elevated and the eruption is not finished, even if we don’t always see lava at the surface.

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Savor a dynamic, unforgettable performance during ‘Voice of the Earth’

The evening will showcase and celebrate Japan's musical tradition with taiko, shakuhachi and shinobue as well as feature Puna Taiko and Taishoji Taiko from 5:30 to 8 p.m. June 20 at University of Hawai‘i at Hilo Performing Arts Center.

Hateful, threatening message posted on social media about Big Island state lawmaker

The message, posted the morning of June 16 on Facebook, was attached to an invite by Puna state Sen. Joy San Buenaventura to community members for them to join her for a party June 20 in Kea‘au.

Hawaiʻi Medical Service Association awards $75K in scholarships to 15 high school seniors from throughout islands

Kealakehe High School senior Giselle Minez-Cruz and Makua Lani Christian Academy senior Aysha Pham were the 2026 Kaimana Scholars from Hawaiʻi County.

State releases first comprehensive children, youth fiscal map

New resource provides detailed analysis of public investments supporting keiki from prenatal years through young adulthood.

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Hua Momona Foundation announces Sustainability Summit: RISE Maui, Aug. 17-21

The Hua Momona Foundation, a nonprofit leading Maui’s recovery and long-term resilience efforts following the Lahaina fires, announces the first annual RISE Maui 2026 - the Regeneration, Innovation, and Sustainability Experience - a first-of-its-kind immersive summit designed to foster connection, innovation, and impact through the lens of regeneration. 

Queen Kaʻahumanu Center offers unique summer pop-up experiences for Maui residents and visitors

This summer, Queen Kaʻahumanu Center is welcoming a lineup of retail, school, and community-focused pop-ups that offer new reasons for Maui residents and visitors to stop in throughout the season. Pop-ups include Get Nutz Wear, the Lahaina Think Space, 2BDesired, and the Lands' End school uniform shop.

Maui Princess Pageant accepting applications for 2026 competition

The Maui Princess Pageant is officially accepting applications for its upcoming 2026 competition, offering young girls across Maui the opportunity to build confidence, develop leadership skills, and become active participants in their communities.

Haʻikū-based Nat Geo Explorer honored in new statue exhibit at FIFA Fan Festival Dallas

Haʻikū-based marine ecologist and big-wave surfer Katie Mae McConnell studies the ocean by day and surfs some of the world’s largest waves, from Peʻahi on Maui to Nazaré in Portugal.