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    • Three Kauaʻi programs to receive grant funding for promoting, preserving Native Hawaiian culture

    Kauaʻi's Kumano I Ke Ala O Makaweli, Rice Street Business Association, and the Waipā Foundation were three of 30 organizations awarded a grant from the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority.

    Hawai‘i News Hurricane Fausto under close watch by shipping company Young Brothers

    Hawai‘i News New University of Hawaiʻi study finds gut bacteria tied to biological aging

    50 years of stories: Kōloa Public and School Library celebrates serving people of all ages

    The milestone anniversary event brought together residents of all ages for a day of festivities that included lei poʻo demonstrations, button and bag charm making, printing press book journal crafts, face painting and a Lego lounge. July 25, 2026 · 05:00am
    Satellite animation from early the morning of July 25. (Courtesy Animation: National Weather Service)

    Hurricane Fausto Saturday update: Confidence growing in Category 2 hurricane’s track as it continues to move west

    Those swells will likely produce life-threatening surf and rip current conditions; forecasters remain uncertain about hurricane's exact track and intensity by the time it reaches the Hawaiian Islands,...

    Hawai‘i News National Weather Service forecasters again extend high surf advisory for southern…

    Hawai‘i News Feral swine threat response boosted by $35M available to partnerships in several states

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    Hurricane Fausto under close watch by shipping company Young Brothers

    There are no changes to scheduled sailings now, but Young Brothers anticipates there could be increased harbor surge that might potentially delay or impede the company’s ability to safely berth, ramp or discharge the barge.

    New University of Hawaiʻi study finds gut bacteria tied to biological aging

    University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa researchers found certain gut bacteria are linked to how quickly the body ages, providing new insight into the connection between the gut, health and longevity.

    National Weather Service forecasters again extend high surf advisory for southern shores

    An overlapping pulse of south-southwest swell is expected to push south shore surf to advisory levels again by midday Saturday and through at least tonight, possibly through Sunday.

    Hurricane Fausto Saturday update: Confidence growing in Category 2 hurricane’s track as it continues to move west

    Those swells will likely produce life-threatening surf and rip current conditions; forecasters remain uncertain about hurricane’s exact track and intensity by the time it reaches the Hawaiian Islands, and officials urge residents to prepare now.

    Feral swine threat response boosted by $35M available to partnerships in several states

    U.S. Department of Agriculture is making the funds available to partnerships that tackling a threat that also impacts landscapes and human and livestock health; part of broader $105 million investment in the Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program.

    Three Kauaʻi programs to receive grant funding for promoting, preserving Native Hawaiian culture

    Kauaʻi’s Kumano I Ke Ala O Makaweli, Rice Street Business Association, and the Waipā Foundation were three of 30 organizations awarded a grant from the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority.
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    Nāpali Coast’s sacred side: Heiau, caves, moon calendar and ancient Hawaiian history
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    The Hawaiian legends of the Nāpali Coast
    Nāpali Coast by season: Best times for hiking, photography, wildlife viewing, boat tours

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    Hurricane Fausto under close watch by shipping company Young Brothers

    There are no changes to scheduled sailings now, but Young Brothers anticipates there could be increased harbor surge that might potentially delay or impede the company’s ability to safely berth, ramp or discharge the barge.

    New University of Hawaiʻi study finds gut bacteria tied to biological aging

    University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa researchers found certain gut bacteria are linked to how quickly the body ages, providing new insight into the connection between the gut, health and longevity.

    National Weather Service forecasters again extend high surf advisory for southern shores

    An overlapping pulse of south-southwest swell is expected to push south shore surf to advisory levels again by midday Saturday and through at least tonight, possibly through Sunday.

    Hurricane Fausto Saturday update: Confidence growing in Category 2 hurricane’s track as it continues to move west

    Those swells will likely produce life-threatening surf and rip current conditions; forecasters remain uncertain about hurricane’s exact track and intensity by the time it reaches the Hawaiian Islands, and officials urge residents to prepare now.

    Feral swine threat response boosted by $35M available to partnerships in several states

    U.S. Department of Agriculture is making the funds available to partnerships that tackling a threat that also impacts landscapes and human and livestock health; part of broader $105 million investment in the Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program.

    Three Kauaʻi programs to receive grant funding for promoting, preserving Native Hawaiian culture

    Kauaʻi’s Kumano I Ke Ala O Makaweli, Rice Street Business Association, and the Waipā Foundation were three of 30 organizations awarded a grant from the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority.

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    High surf advisory for southern shores extended again

    An overlapping pulse of south-southwest swell is expected to push south shore surf to advisory levels again by midday Saturday and through at least tonight, possibly through Sunday.

    Hurricane Fausto Saturday update: Confidence growing in Category 2 hurricane’s track as it continues to move west

    But it's still not a 'sure thing,' forecasters in Honolulu said in a briefing Saturday morning, and there is low confidence still of any impacts to the state; however, dangerous and life-threatening surf is still likely begin building Sunday and into Monday along east-facing shores.

    August free ‘Finding Solutions, Growing Peace’ series talk focuses on conflict as opportunity

    “How can you help others move through their distress towards a path of effective conflict resolution?” asks Theiss in an announcement for the upcoming talk.

    New zoning allows for 53 permitted uses in downtown Pāhoa, with guidelines maintaining rural, historic character

    The Hawaiʻi County Council passed a voluntary rezoning bill that seeks to ignite business growth in Pāhoa and a bill that maintains the town's unique character.

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    Hawai‘i Tourism Authority opens registration for 2026 Hawai‘i Tourism Conference, Sept. 24-25

    Registration is open for the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority’s 2026 Hawai‘i Tourism Conference, a gathering of Hawai‘i’s hospitality professionals, stewards of natural resources and community tourism initiatives, government officials and visitor industry leaders. The conference will be Sept. 24-25 at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikīkī Beach Resort on O‘ahu. This year’s theme, “Ke Kahu o ka […]

    Golf tournament to benefit Alzheimer’s Association set for Aug. 8 in Wailea

    A charity golf tournament benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association – Hawaii is scheduled for Aug. 8 at Wailea Blue Course, with proceeds supporting care, education and research programs for Hawaiʻi families affected by dementia. Maui Nightlife Entertainment is organizing the event, called “Aloha Fore Alzheimer’s.” All net proceeds will go to the Alzheimer’s Association’s work providing care and […]

    Maui Hotel & Lodging Association hosts nonpartisan voter event at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center

    The Maui Hotel & Lodging Association hosted a nonpartisan “Get Out the Vote” event July 18 at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center, giving Maui residents a chance to learn about the election process and meet with candidates running for office this year. The event was an opportunity for voters to speak with 19 candidates. Organizers said thousands […]

    UH Mānoa hosts inaugural Summer Counseling Institute for high school and transfer counselors

    The program invited 27 local counselors and two from Northern California to step into the shoes of a college student and explore the opportunities awaiting future Rainbow Warriors.