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Kauaʻi students recognized for leadership, service with $20,000 Grove Farm scholarships

The 2026 Grove Farm Scholars — David Braman, Samantha Tominaga and Skyler Tanicala — were selected from nine finalists nominated by counselors at Kapaʻa, Kauaʻi and Waimea high schools.

Donkey Beach access, Keālia Kai restroom to close for maintenance

The Kauaʻi Department of Parks and Recreation said the temporary closure is for upkeep and improvement projects.

65th annual Business Night honors student achievement with awards totaling $122,500 

Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa brought together more than 500 students and business professionals for an evening of mentorship and recognition.

News briefs for May 11: Public corruption case update, funds available for Kona low damage, L&L marks strongest opening month

Attorney General continues biweekly update on public corruption case, funds available for Hawaiʻi residents impacted by Kona low and L&L opens new locations.

Kaua‘i County’s DMV and Real Property offices to close for training

The staff training will take place on May 13. Offices will reopen on May 14.

Senate bill reaffirms that corporations, artificial persons cannot influence elections

Hawaiʻi State Senate passed a measure that clarifies that corporations and other artificial entities cannot spend money or contribute to elections and ballot measures.
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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

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65th annual Business Night honors student achievement with awards totaling $122,500 

Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa brought together more than 500 students and business professionals for an evening of mentorship and recognition.

News briefs for May 11: Public corruption case update, funds available for Kona low damage, L&L marks strongest opening month

Attorney General continues biweekly update on public corruption case, funds available for Hawaiʻi residents impacted by Kona low and L&L opens new locations.

Senate bill reaffirms that corporations, artificial persons cannot influence elections

Hawaiʻi State Senate passed a measure that clarifies that corporations and other artificial entities cannot spend money or contribute to elections and ballot measures.

University of Hawaiʻi ballroom dance team win third consecutive national title

The Ballroom Dance Club offers beginner classes to all University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa students, faculty and staff every Tuesday.

Mokulele Airlines increase fares to continue interisland flights

Amid the rising fuel costs, Mokulele Airlines is increasing its airfare by $10 on average to continue daily flights.

From ashes to stone, a Big Island artist honors her deceased mother in a different way

Dandylyon Darr has captured the essence of her late mother by turning her ashes into river-like stones to keep her spirit alive.

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Florida woman dies after snorkeling incident at Hōnaunau Bay

Authorities are investigating a tragic snorkeling incident at Hōnaunau Bay in South Kona that resulted in the death of Mindy Morris, 65, of Panama City, Florida.

UPDATE: Search ends safely after Dillon Parent located in good health

Dillon Parent was found safe on May 11, marking the successful conclusion of a community-assisted search effort.

Funding secured for West Hawai‘i outpatient care center with passage of state budget

The new medical facility is meant to be a companion to the new $400 to $500 million hospital that Queen’s plans to build off of Queen Ka‘ahumanu Highway near Costco.

News briefs for May 11: Public corruption case update, funds available for Kona low damage, L&L marks strongest opening month

Attorney General continues biweekly update on public corruption case, funds available for Hawaiʻi residents impacted by Kona low and L&L opens new locations.

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OHA Disaster Assistance Program to provide up to $15,000 for Native Hawaiian families impacted by 2026 March flooding

Native Hawaiian families impacted by the March 2026 Kona Low storms and flooding will soon have access to direct financial assistance through a new disaster relief program launched by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and administered by the Hawaiian Council.

Legislature passes measure to combat fraud, cryptocurrency scams

The Hawaiʻi State Legislature has passed House Bill 1642 CD1, marking a significant step forward in protecting local residents from financial fraud schemes that are becoming increasingly tied to cryptocurrency kiosks and digital asset scams.

Fuzz Box Productions announces Fuzz Flix Fringe Fest

Fuzz Box Productions in association with the Wailuku Film Festival announces the Fuzz Flix Fringe Fest (4F for shorts).  An off-the-wall underground shorts film festival that will celebrate the bizarre, the bold and the beautifully unhinged. Neatly tucked into the inaugural Wailuku Film Festival, 4F, will be a late-night circus of pink gorillas and short films.

47th Maui Charity Walk raises over $1 million for the 10th consecutive year

Preliminary results from this year’s Charity Walk show an impressive total of $1.62 million raised in Maui County to directly benefit more than 74 Maui County nonprofit organizations. This “day-of” total broke last year’s record, however, funding is still being accepted until May 31.