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$4.6 million American Samoa coral reef restoration project will be collaborative effort

New project aims to revive the vital ecosystems of coral reefs amid rising marine heatwaves and invests in educating future natural resource managers.

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa leads virus research to battle coconut rhinoceros beetles

A virus infects coconut rhinoceros beetles from the inside, weakening and killing them before they reach adulthood. Therefore, by targeting larvae, the virus can suppress beetle populations with time while minimizing harm to non-target species.

UHERO forecast: Hawaiʻi’s growth remains sluggish as economy emerges from recession

Hawaiʻi’s economy is cautiously recovering from last year’s mild recession, spurred by modest gains in employment and construction, despite ongoing challenges.

Complete online Mauna Kea community survey now to be sure your voice is heard

The survey closes today; Mauna Kea Stewardship and Oversight Authority — in its final stage of gathering public input for a new Comprehensive Management Plan for the Big Island mauna — encourages the public to participate to help ensure Mauna Kea is protected for future generations.

Kaua‘i police alert public to cryptocurrency phone scam

In this scheme, callers impersonate law enforcement officers and claim that the victim has a warrant for arrest due to missed jury duty or unpaid fines.

Volcano Watch: Mauna Loa volcano on Big Island has lessons to teach during quiet times

Mauna Loa’s Volcano Alert Level is at Normal and Hawaiian Volcano Observatory expects to see changes such as increased seismicity or gas emissions before any future eruption; keeping a close eye on the volcanoes even during quiet times can teach important lessons that will inform our interpretations and decisions as conditions change.
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$4.6 million American Samoa coral reef restoration project will be collaborative effort

New project aims to revive the vital ecosystems of coral reefs amid rising marine heatwaves and invests in educating future natural resource managers.

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa leads virus research to battle coconut rhinoceros beetles

A virus infects coconut rhinoceros beetles from the inside, weakening and killing them before they reach adulthood. Therefore, by targeting larvae, the virus can suppress beetle populations with time while minimizing harm to non-target species.

UHERO forecast: Hawaiʻi’s growth remains sluggish as economy emerges from recession

Hawaiʻi’s economy is cautiously recovering from last year’s mild recession, spurred by modest gains in employment and construction, despite ongoing challenges.

Complete online Mauna Kea community survey now to be sure your voice is heard

The survey closes today; Mauna Kea Stewardship and Oversight Authority — in its final stage of gathering public input for a new Comprehensive Management Plan for the Big Island mauna — encourages the public to participate to help ensure Mauna Kea is protected for future generations.

Volcano Watch: Mauna Loa volcano on Big Island has lessons to teach during quiet times

Mauna Loa’s Volcano Alert Level is at Normal and Hawaiian Volcano Observatory expects to see changes such as increased seismicity or gas emissions before any future eruption; keeping a close eye on the volcanoes even during quiet times can teach important lessons that will inform our interpretations and decisions as conditions change.

Application period opens March 2 for free 2026-27 public pre-kindergarten program

Executive Office on Early Learning pre-K program provides high-quality education and support during a critical stage of development for children ages 3 and 4 years old.

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Lucky Charm pups seek forever homes at Hilo adoption event

Animal lovers in Hilo are in for a treat as the "Lucky Charm Special" adoption event brings adorable puppies in search of their forever homes to Petco Hilo today.

Raiatea Helm celebrates ‘A Legacy of Hawaiian Song & String’ at Kahilu Theatre

Waimea on the Big Island plays host tonight for an experience that hasn't been part of the live music scene for more than 100 years performed by the master of leo kiʻe kiʻe — Hawaiian falsetto — and a string ensemble.

UHERO forecast: Hawaiʻi economy emerging from recession, growth to remain sluggish

Hawaiʻi's economy is cautiously recovering from last year's mild recession, spurred by modest gains in employment and construction, despite ongoing challenges.

Don’t miss your chance to offer input; online Mauna Kea community survey closes today

Mauna Kea Stewardship and Oversight Authority — in its final stage of gathering public input for a new Comprehensive Management Plan for the Big Island mauna — encourages the public to participate and complete the survey; community input and ideas will help ensure Mauna Kea is protected for future generations.

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State warns of potential public health risks from whale carcass off Kona Coast

Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of Aquatic Resources and its partners began monitoring the sperm whale carcass Feb. 6; waters from Makalawena to Honokōhau are of particular concern during the next few weeks.

Attorney General provides scheduled, biweekly update on ongoing investigation into possible public corruption

Attorney General Anne Lopez provided a scheduled, biweekly update on Friday, concerning the ongoing investigation into possible public corruption. This comes after a Feb. 13 briefing in which she vowed to update the public every two weeks on the department's progress.

J. Walter Cameron Center receives ʻOhana Fuels ‘Fuel Up. Do Good.’ donation

The J. Walter Cameron Center is the recipient of $6,462 in proceeds from the fourth quarter 2025 ʻOhana Fuels "Fuel Up. Do Good." program. The contribution represents a portion of fuel sales generated at ʻOhana Fuels stations across Maui from October through December 2025.

Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle puts Hawaiʻi’s endemic loulu palms at risk

While coconut palms top the list of CRB’s preferred foods, endangered loulu is also on the menu. Loulu’s small crowns are easier for beetles to penetrate than those of coconut palms, which results in a higher risk of lethal damage or secondary fungal infection. Extinction is a worry.