Kaua‘i News Several people suffer serious injuries following 3-car crash in Līhu‘e
Hawai‘i News Education news in brief for Aug. 3: Japanese studies, student satisfaction, men’s…
Authorities find no evidence of foul play after body pulled from Kaua‘i waters
An autopsy is pending to determine the official cause of death and any contributing factors. August 03, 2026 · 08:49am
Hawaiʻi governor announces several appointments to state commissions
“Each of these leaders brings valuable experience, integrity and a deep commitment to public service,” Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green said. “Their work will help expand opportunities for Native Hawaiian beneficiaries, ensure fairness in our campaign finance system and uphold the highest ethical standards in state government.”Kaua‘i News No swimming advised following shark sighting at Kaua‘i beach
Hawai‘i News Office of Hawaiian Affairs launches nationwide search for chief executive officer
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Statewide Hawaiʻi Safety Survey underway
Tagging whales from the sky: New methods revolutionize research
Kaua’i County online live auction scheduled to begin Aug. 10
News in brief for Aug. 2: Disaster case referrals, paid leave, academic honors, Feehan…
Kauaʻi Police Department officers earn Mothers Against Drunk Driving award
State Capitol now hive of activity after Office of Elections moves in
Overnight water service shutdown scheduled for portions of Kapaʻa
Kaua‘i Fire Department hosts graduation ceremony for 35th recruit class
Road closures scheduled for Ala Wai Road in Waimea
Lane closures scheduled through Aug. 7 on several roadways around Kaua‘i
Lane, road closures scheduled for Kilikina Place
What you need to know about Kaua‘i County’s Aug. 8 primary election
University of Hawaiʻi extends fall application deadline
State news in brief for July 31: New administrator, new jobs projection and projects…
Goodwill schedules next reuse collection event at Kaua‘i Resource Center
Volcano Watch: A decade of disaster response; mahalo to Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense…
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Kaua‘i News
Several people suffer serious injuries following 3-car crash in Līhu‘e
All individuals injured in the crash were treated and released.
Education news in brief for Aug. 3: Japanese studies, student satisfaction, men’s soccer and more
A quick look at education news from around the Big Island and throughout the state.
No swimming advised following shark sighting at Kaua‘i beach
Officials spotted a 15-foot tiger shark in waters off the beach park.
Surfer dies at Kaua‘i beach park over weekend
The man was found unresponsive next to his board, approximately 25 yards offshore.
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Hawaii News
Education news in brief for Aug. 3: Japanese studies, student satisfaction, men’s soccer and more
A quick look at education news from around the Big Island and throughout the state.
Office of Hawaiian Affairs launches nationwide search for chief executive officer
The board seeks a mission-driven executive with extensive senior leadership experience, demonstrated organizational and financial management expertise as well as a deep understanding of Native Hawaiian history, culture, values and contemporary issues.
Statewide Hawaiʻi Safety Survey underway
Anonymous questionnaire is part of a working group study to address domestic violence and improve survivor safety; it takes about 5 minutes to complete and responses are confidential.
Tagging whales from the sky: New methods revolutionize research
Marine Mammal Research Program team members during their February field season successfully used drones to deploy tags — a safer, less invasive tag deployment for animals and researchers — on a total of 22 humpback whales.
Hawaiʻi governor announces several appointments to state commissions
“Each of these leaders brings valuable experience, integrity and a deep commitment to public service,” Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green said. “Their work will help expand opportunities for Native Hawaiian beneficiaries, ensure fairness in our campaign finance system and uphold the highest ethical standards in state government.”
Big Island News
Education briefs for Aug. 3: Japanese studies, student satisfaction, men’s soccer and more
A quick look at education news from around the Big Island and throughout the state.
Office of Elections moves into state Capitol ahead of Election Day
The Capitol in Honolulu is now a hive of activity to support the Aug. 8 state primary elections; well more than 100,000 ballots already arrived as of July 30 by mail.
Maui News
Hisako Film Lab students travel from Maui to LA for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Through a special invitation from the creative team behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Hisako Film Lab students traveled from Maui to Los Angeles on July 14 to participate in the film's Creator x Filmmaker Experience at The Lighthouse in Venice Beach, California.
Retiring CEO Debbie Cabebe praised after 26-year career at MEO
Debbie Cabebe, the leader of one of Maui County’s largest nonprofits, was given a rousing send-off to retirement Friday before a full house of more than 150 family, friends, staff and community leaders at Maui Economic Opportunity.
Young Brothers: Underground fire forces temporary closure of Port at Kaunakakai
Update: All electricity has been restored, and the port is deemed safe for operations. The gates will open today from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. for the pickup and drop-off of all refrigerated cargo at Young Brothers. The gates will resume normal operations tomorrow, Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, for the pickup of all other cargo.
Maui Community comes together to celebrate women in wellness
An estimated 300 people came together to support 45 women-owned businesses at the annual Empower Her Expo on Sunday, hosted by Leslie Garo of Mālama Yo Mama. The event took place at the Binhi At Ani Filipino Community Center, and the event focused on empowerment, positivity, and inspiration.
