Kaua‘i News Carvalho withdraws from Kauaʻi mayoral debate against Rapozo
Community 2 new officers welcomed at The Salvation Army Hanapēpē Corps

Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative proposes $11.8M purchase of longtime Līhuʻe headquarters
The cooperative is proposing to buy the Hāna Kukui property on Paheʻe Street, which it says will provide significant long-term savings as opposed to continue to lease. August 28, 2026 · 05:00am
New Wilcox suite brings minimally invasive procedures to Kauaʻi
Wilcox Medical Center debuts Kaua‘i's first interventional radiology suite, offering minimally invasive procedures that previously required travel off-island.Hawai‘i News Vandalism forces closure of Kauaʻi preschool as new owner works to reopen under new…
Kaua‘i News Kaua‘i County Council honors Pakele, the last known wild ‘akikiki on Garden Isle
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Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative proposes $11.8M purchase of longtime Līhuʻe headquarters
The cooperative is proposing to buy the Hāna Kukui property on Paheʻe Street, which it says will provide significant long-term savings as opposed to continue to lease.
New Wilcox suite brings minimally invasive procedures to Kauaʻi
Wilcox Medical Center debuts Kaua‘i’s first interventional radiology suite, offering minimally invasive procedures that previously required travel off-island.
Homeowners can apply to second round of cesspool conversion program next month
With $1 million available to support 50 homeowners, early applications are advised due to limited funds and priority-based selection criteria.
Carvalho withdraws from Kauaʻi mayoral debate against Rapozo
The event will go on as planned Thursday night with only Mel Rapozo, current chair of the Kauaʻi County Council, participating.
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Homeowners can apply to second round of cesspool conversion program next month
With $1 million available to support 50 homeowners, early applications are advised due to limited funds and priority-based selection criteria.
Vandalism forces closure of Kauaʻi preschool as new owner works to reopen under new name
Little Wonders Preschool, formerly A Room to Grow Preschool, is on a mission to restore its vibrant learning environment after acts of vandalism forced its closure.
Sixth case of cyclosporiasis may have been acquired locally
According to the Department of Health, an Oʻahu resident became ill with cyclosporiasis at the end of July and did not travel outside Hawaiʻi during the period when they were likely exposed.
Hawaiʻi to receive up to $76 million in landmark multi-state settlement with Meta
Meta must implement a sweeping set of safety features designed to protect children on Instagram and Facebook.
Tangled plastic, fishing gear found in pilot whales a ‘stark reminder’ of ocean plastic pollution impact
A new study by University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa researchers found about 23% of stranded short-finned pilot whales throughout a 13-year period in the main Hawaiian Islands had large masses of the debris, essentially ocean trash, inside their stomachs.
Big Island News
Volcano Watch: Tephra time machine; exploring Kīlauea volcano’s past
Most of Kīlauea is covered by lava flows younger than 1,000 years old because the volcano is so frequently active, meaning there are few samples, observations or data for older eruptions, especially at the summit; yet, we know Kīlauea has been in its shield-building stage for more than 200,000 years, so how do scientists learn about the volcano’s history?
Donated fuel available Friday for Hurricane Lala victims on Big Island still dependent on portable generators
Two Hawaiʻi companies, Island Energy Services and Big Island Energy, joined forces to provide the fuel in Kurtistown and Pāhala.
New study finds short, intense storms gain intensity throughout Hawaiʻi
Decades of hourly data from 117 rain gauges around Kauaʻi, Oʻahu, Molokaʻi, Maui and Hawaiʻi Island uncovered climate trends that traditional 24-hour daily averages often miss.
What you need to know about Hurricane Lala recovery: Hawaiian Electric says only 600 customers still left without power
Hawai'i County Water Supply also reports residents in the Upper Mountain View and Pāhala areas were allowed to resume normal water use now that power was restored to key infrastructure.
Maui News
Crews make steady gains restoring over 800 Hawaiʻi Island customers
Remaining outages are increasingly concentrated in smaller pockets where damage is more complex and additional work may be required before equipment can be safely energized.
Maui Weather Forecast for August 28, 2026
Moderate to locally breezy trades will occur the next several days. Stable and generally dry conditions as infrequent isolated windward and upslope mauka...
Habitat for Humanity Maui to host Disaster Recovery Fundraiser at Old Lāhainā Lūʻau
All proceeds from ticket sales, online donations, and corporate sponsorships will go directly toward restoring hope, long-term housing solutions, and community stability across Lahaina and Maui.
Kaʻū High & Pāhala Elementary to reopen to students Monday; temporary learning planned for Nāʻālehu
The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) has developed plans to resume in-person learning for students at Kaʻū High & Pāhala Elementary School and Nāʻālehu Elementary School as recovery efforts continue following Hurricane Lala.
