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Hurricane Lowell triggers another payout of Hawaiʻi’s first-ever Reef insurance, the second time in 3 Weeks

Live corals already were documented washed ashore on Kauaʻi, while underwater assessments are being mobilized to determine the extent of reef damage and marine debris.

Florida students sending 253 care packages to kids affected by Hurricane Lowell

The 250 Normalcy Kits were sent by a youth-led nonprofit 5,000 miles to Kaua’i and came with a message: “You are not alone.”

Deadline suspended for Pacific Missile Range Facility, Kōkeʻe Park observatory final environmental impact statement

The suspension given by Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources will preserve the public’s opportunity to participate in the state’s decision about the document as Hurricane Lowell recovery continues.

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

Progress is being made; however, many residents continue to face impacts from the storm; find updates about food distribution, continuing power restoration efforts, household waste as well as storm debris and recycling sites, water conservation notices and much more.

Kaua‘i County reminds real property tax owners about deadline for some upcoming relief programs

The deadline is Sept. 30 for programs such as home and income exemptions, among others; those who previously submitted an application and have not received confirmation if was approved could have to resubmit their application.

Water conservation notice lifted for Hanapēpē-ʻEleʻele, Kekaha-Waimea service areas

Water conservation notices remain in effect until further notice for customers of several other water systems around the Garden Isle.
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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

Hurricane Lowell triggers another payout of Hawaiʻi’s first-ever Reef insurance, the second time in 3 Weeks

Live corals already were documented washed ashore on Kauaʻi, while underwater assessments are being mobilized to determine the extent of reef damage and marine debris.

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

Progress is being made; however, many residents continue to face impacts from the storm; find updates about food distribution, continuing power restoration efforts, household waste as well as storm debris and recycling sites, water conservation notices and much more.

State briefs for Sept. 15: State welcomes individuals into leadership roles

Marigold Zoll and Craig McGinnis take on leadership roles at the Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of Forestry and Wildlife and the Department of Accounting and General Services New Aloha Stadium Entertainment project.

Families can find life insurance policies with free, online tool

Hawaiʻi residents can use a Life Insurance Policy Locator, which aids family members who cannot locate a policy or are unaware of its existence.

UH Mānoa received $1M federal grant to build ‘first-of-its kind’ clean energy research facility

The new Tunable Photoionization Chemical Dynamics Facility will help researchers better understand chemical reactions and could advance cleaner energy technologies in the future.

Salvation Army airlifts pizzas to feed storm-devastated residents, passengers stuck at Līhuʻe Airport

The mass food distribution event in support of Hurricane Lowell relief efforts on Kauaʻi and was in partnership with Domino’s Hawaiʻi and Rainbow Helicopters; fresh slices and aloha arrived the afternoon of Sept. 10.

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Rolling grant funding is still available for readiness, response, recovery and rebuilding after Hurricane Lala

Through its Stronger Hawaiʻi Initiative, Hawaiʻi Community Foundation is funding Big Island nonprofits addressing disaster response and future resiliency efforts.

UH-Mānoa to study hidden health risks from Hawaiʻi’s plantation era that may surface after disasters

The five-year study will follow 1,000 residents to determine whether contaminants can resurface in humans and the environment following wildfires and other disasters.

New museum reflects the often overlooked deaf history, culture of Hawaiʻi

A new Deaf history museum at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa's Hamilton Library exposes others to the Deaf community's language and traditions.

Hawaii County Weather Forecast for September 16, 2026

Moderate trades will strengthen to breezy levels Wednesday and hold through the forecast period. Moisture will continue to fill in across the state from east to...

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Maui Weather Forecast for September 16, 2026

Breezy trades expected through the forecast period. Moisture will continue to fill in across the state from east to west into Friday increasing chances of...

In council rematches, candidates dive into development, tourism, homelessness, water

Candidates tackled issues facing their districts as they vie for seats on a council whose balance of power could change in this election.

1 million eggs being distributed statewide following federal antitrust settlement

Maui Food Bank will receive 9 pallets, or 8,100 dozen eggs, for Maui; 1.5 pallets, or 1,350 dozen eggs, for Molokaʻi; half a pallet, or 450 dozen eggs, for Lānaʻi. 

West Maui community conversation highlights nearly $600 Million transportation opportunity

The conversation focused on coordinating several major projects now planned or underway including: Honoapiʻilani Highway coastal realignment; Lahaina Bypass Phase 1C; Keawe Street safety and multimodal improvements; Lower Honoapiʻilani Road improvements; and the West Maui Greenway.