Kaua‘i News Some state lands reopen to public on Kaua‘i following Hurricane Lowell providing…
Hawai‘i News Hawaiʻi ranks No. 2 in the nation for lowest student debt
Kauaʻi farming family loses mangoes, avocados harvest after Hurricane Lowell destroys hundreds of trees
"We’ve lost years and years of sacrifice, blood, sweat and tears during 14-hour workdays in the fields, no matter what the weather was pounding rain or scorching sunlight — all gone in one night," said Usa Meephol, whose family owns three farms on Kaua'i. September 21, 2026 · 05:00am
Kaua‘i County answers questions, concerns over interruption in DMV services following fire
There is no firm date yet for when full services will be restored, as in-person services depend on County IT restoring the connection to the state mainframe.Hawai‘i News What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Monday about Hurricane Lowell…
Kaua‘i News Kaua‘i Island Utility Cooperative inches to 97% restoration after Lowell
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Operation Santa again helping Jolly Old Elf himself fulfill holiday wishes; letters…
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US Coast Guard restores navigation aids, reopens harbors following Hurricane Lowell
Pacific Missile Range Facility guest passes reopen with limited access and select sites
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Kaua‘i News
Some state lands reopen to public on Kaua‘i following Hurricane Lowell providing limited access
The public is urged to use caution when accessing forested areas, as many unmitigated hazards exist.
Hawaiʻi ranks No. 2 in the nation for lowest student debt
At UH, 80% of first-time undergraduates across 10 campuses graduated debt-free during the 2024–25 academic year.
Kauaʻi farming family loses mangoes, avocados harvest after Hurricane Lowell destroys hundreds of trees
“We’ve lost years and years of sacrifice, blood, sweat and tears during 14-hour workdays in the fields, no matter what the weather was pounding rain or scorching sunlight — all gone in one night,” said Usa Meephol, whose family owns three farms on Kaua’i.
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Monday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
At 6:30 a.m. Monday, Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources will reopen some public lands on Kaua‘i, but with restrictions.
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Hawaii News
Hawaiʻi ranks No. 2 in the nation for lowest student debt
At UH, 80% of first-time undergraduates across 10 campuses graduated debt-free during the 2024–25 academic year.
What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Monday about Hurricane Lowell recovery
At 6:30 a.m. Monday, Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources will reopen some public lands on Kaua‘i, but with restrictions.
First Tee – Hawaiʻi calls on community to become coaches and help reach more local youth
As First Tee – Hawaiʻi works to expand its programs and reach more keiki across the islands, one thing is essential: caring coaches who are ready to make a difference.
Tokuda visits Pacific Missile Range Facility during Hurricane Lowell recovery operations
U.S. congresswoman who represents Hawai‘i’s 2nd Congressional District in Washington, which includes Kaua‘i County, recently came to the West Kaua‘i installation to see firsthand damage from Hurricane Lowell as well as speak with sailors, installation personnel and officials.
EPA invests in innovative wetland projects throughout Pacific Southwest
Effort includes $467,075 coming to Hawai’i for expansion of community stewardship at restored wetland sites, increasing coordination among agencies, landowners and organizations working on wetland restoration and reducing regulatory barriers for wetland restoration practitioners.
Big Island News
Business Monday: Once a popular food truck, Bite the Eye now serves up ahi in converted shipping containers
The one-of-a-kind restaurant for Puna residents and visitors has become a local gathering spot known for its creative island-inspired menu, relaxed vibe and live local entertainment booked every weekend.
Rep. Tokuda Earns ‘A’ Grade for Bipartisan Leadership in Congress
The congresswoman earned a score of 88.2 out of 100 from Bridge Grades for the 119th Congress, ranking her among the top-rated members of the US House of Representatives for bipartisan collaboration.
Maui News
Maui residents turn in 40 guns and 58 pounds of illegal fireworks at community buyback event
Maui residents turned in nearly 40 firearms and 58 illegal pounds of illegal fireworks during Saturday’s dual buyback event in Kahului.
Maui Health Medical Minute: Is it dangerous to interact with AIs or chatbots?
AI chatbots can be helpful tools, but they aren't a substitute for real human connection or professional mental health care.
Hale Makua celebrates its 80-Year history while charting the path for Maui’s future
Hale Makua Health Services, a nonprofit providing a variety of healthcare services on Maui, celebrated its 80th anniversary this past week. Born out of community compassion during World War II, Hale Makua was established on Sept. 20, 1946 after local volunteers and the Young Buddhist Association rallied to build a dedicated home for displaced kūpuna on Maui needing care.
