Kauaʻi Sea Scouts’ newly acquired Sun Seeker sinks after Hurricane Lowell hits Nawiliwili Harbor

The monthlong fundraising campaign, which runs through Oct. 23, supports scholarships, travel, training and other essential resources for the university's 12 NCAA Division II teams.

The Big Island remains under a hurricane watch, with areas hard hit by Lala needing to brace for more heavy rain, high winds, damaging surf and potential flooding.

In preparation for the arrival of Nolo, government offices and schools are closed Thursday and shelters will open.

Bradley Young was arrested Sept. 22 following an incident that morning and subsequently charged Sept. 23 for Felony abuse in the presence of a minor and misdemeanor abuse.

A temporary Lahaina Public Library is moving closer to reality as a 20-by-20-foot FORTS self-contained unit was installed Tuesday at the Lahaina Civic Center’s upper parking lot next to the Lahaina District Court.

The County of Maui Department of Agriculture, in partnership with the Maui Invasive Species Committee, is urging residents, agricultural producers, landscapers and green waste haulers to survey their properties and remain vigilant following the detection of two significant Little Fire Ant infestations in Haʻikū and Kapalua.

University of Hawai‘i Maui College Culinary Arts Program has announced details for their 2026 Noble Chef fundraising gala and introduction of an ongoing Noble Chef Dinner Series leading up to the Gala.

Three nēnē from the same family were killed this month, just one day apart, by drivers on Moloka‘i. As we approach Nēnē Awareness Day on Sept. 26, the Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife wants to remind Hawai‘i residents that incidents like these are preventable.