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    • The 33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature's House of Representatives convened on Jan. 21, 2026. (Screenshot)

    Kauaʻi’s Kouchi, Nakamura lead opening day of 33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature

    "Today, we gather with a shared purpose: to do the people's work with humility, with urgency, and with care," said Hawaiʻi Speaker of the House Nadine Nakamura of Kauaʻi.

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    Community State now accepting applications to grants for Hawai‘i food security program

    The Kōloa Rum Company tasting room. Photo Courtesy: Kōloa Rum Company

    Federal judge dismisses Kōloa Rum Company’s constitutional challenge to Jones Act

    The lawsuit, Kōloa Rum Company v. Noem, challenged the law’s constitutionality under the Port Preference Clause, asserting it disproportionately is a disadvantage for businesses in non-contiguous states like Hawaiʻi and Alaska. January 21, 2026 · 06:01pm

    California visitor rescued off Kaua‘i trail after suffering apparent ankle injury

    The hiker was three miles into the Nualolo Trail when first responders arrived on scene.

    Community Feeling chilly on Kauaʻi? Dry air mass bringing cooler temperatures

    Community Temporary bridge in Anahola to reopen in March

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    Federal judge dismisses Kōloa Rum Company’s constitutional challenge to Jones Act

    The lawsuit, Kōloa Rum Company v. Noem, challenged the law’s constitutionality under the Port Preference Clause, asserting it disproportionately is a disadvantage for businesses in non-contiguous states like Hawaiʻi and Alaska.

    Kauaʻi’s Kouchi, Nakamura lead opening day of 33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature

    “Today, we gather with a shared purpose: to do the people’s work with humility, with urgency, and with care,” said Hawaiʻi Speaker of the House Nadine Nakamura of Kauaʻi.

    California visitor rescued off Kaua‘i trail after suffering apparent ankle injury

    The hiker was three miles into the Nualolo Trail when first responders arrived on scene.

    Walmart Wellness Event to offer free health services in Līhuʻe

    Walmart will host a free, nationwide health and wellness event on Jan. 24, offering no-cost screenings, immunizations, and wellness resources in Līhuʻe.

    State now accepting applications to grants for Hawai‘i food security program

    This is the fifth year of the grant program, which provides support for small-scale gardening, herding and livestock operations to increase the quantity and quality of locally grown food in food-insecure communities.

    Flood advisory issued for Kauaʻi amid heavy overnight rain

    The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Advisory for Kauaʻi through 1 a.m. Wednesday due to heavy rainfall and the potential for minor flooding.
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    Federal judge dismisses Kōloa Rum Company’s constitutional challenge to Jones Act

    The lawsuit, Kōloa Rum Company v. Noem, challenged the law’s constitutionality under the Port Preference Clause, asserting it disproportionately is a disadvantage for businesses in non-contiguous states like Hawaiʻi and Alaska.

    Kauaʻi’s Kouchi, Nakamura lead opening day of 33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature

    “Today, we gather with a shared purpose: to do the people’s work with humility, with urgency, and with care,” said Hawaiʻi Speaker of the House Nadine Nakamura of Kauaʻi.

    Walmart Wellness Event to offer free health services in Līhuʻe

    Walmart will host a free, nationwide health and wellness event on Jan. 24, offering no-cost screenings, immunizations, and wellness resources in Līhuʻe.

    Flood advisory issued for Kauaʻi amid heavy overnight rain

    The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Advisory for Kauaʻi through 1 a.m. Wednesday due to heavy rainfall and the potential for minor flooding.

    Feeling chilly on Kauaʻi? Dry air mass bringing cooler temperatures

    A rare winter chill has settled over Kauaʻi, as a persistent dry air mass following last week’s cold front keeps humidity low, making temperatures feel cooler.

    UH School of Travel Industry Management celebrates 60th anniversary with events

    In 1966, the UH at Mānoa began a pioneering program that turned into a school that is an internationally respected leader in hospitality, tourism and transportation education.

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    State issues bacteria advisory for Onekahakaha Beach

    The State Department of Health has issued an advisory for Onekahakaha Beach after high bacteria levels were detected.

    33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature convened Wednesday with ceremony, outline of work ahead

    "Today, we gather with a shared purpose: to do the people's work with humility, with urgency, and with care," said Hawaiʻi Speaker of the House Nadine Nakamura of Kauaʻi.

    Conservation urged as water restriction lifted in South Kohala

    The Hawaiʻi Department of Water Supply has eased its restrictions for South Kohala, shifting from a “Water Restriction Notice” to a “Water Conservation Notice.” It is now urging residents to reduce their water usage by 10%.

    Water restriction notice downgraded to conservation for South Kohala – Lālāmilo customers

    A conservation notice requests affected customers reduce water use by at least 10 percent. 

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    Lānaʻi Pesticide Disposal Program: Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 8am-3pm

    Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity hosts its final event for the 2nd Annual Statewide Pesticide Disposal Program, taking place on Lānaʻi on March 24, 2026 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Between 2023 and 2024, a total of 39,200 pounds of waste pesticides were collected statewide, including 7,132 pounds from Maui, 12,642 pounds from Lānaʻi, and 833 pounds from Molokaʻi.

    Hawaiʻi State FCU marks 90 years of service in Hawaiʻi

    Hawaiʻi State Federal Credit Union is marking its 90th  anniversary in 2026, a milestone that reflects nearly a century of steady growth, financial strength, and service to generations of Hawaiʻi residents. Since its founding in 1936, the credit union has evolved from a small organization serving government employees into one of the state’s largest financial cooperatives.

    Scholarships offered by Wailele Farm and Friends of Twin Falls; applications due Feb. 28

    Students and families across Maui County have until Feb. 28 to apply for the 2026 Community Scholarship Program, a joint initiative by Wailele Farm and Friends of Twin Falls. The program offers multiple $1,000 scholarships designed to support students pursuing various educational paths, including traditional college, trade school and specialized studies focused on the environment […]

    33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature opens with traditional ceremony, outlook for work ahead

    The 33rd Hawaiʻi State Legislature convened Wednesday with calls for humility and urgent action as lawmakers face a tightened federal budget, a high-profile ethics investigation and the ongoing recovery from the Maui wildfires.