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The easiest answer to the question of whether lava will flow out of the caldera is — it depends!

Healing Horses Kauaʻi welcomes children to participate in its exciting 2026 summer horsemanship and riding camps, featuring interactive horseback riding lessons.

As the river returns to its usual course, residents emphasize the need for long-term solutions to protect the island’s only black sand beach.

Survey teams throughout the course of 5 days completed a total of 175 interviews islandwide, collecting valuable data about health, well-being and emergency plans of Kauaʻi residents.

Award honors volunteers 50 years old and older who share their experience, talent and skills to not just make a difference in their communities but enrich them; nomination deadline is Sept. 1.

Some of the island’s most pressing environmental challenges and solutions to Kauaʻi’s solid waste and landfill concerns are at the top of the forum agenda, plus other environmental issues that impact the island.

Gov. Josh Green issued one veto from the intent-to-veto list, which the fewest vetoes in recent history.

The new app, which features breaking news alerts displayed at the top, is available as free downloads in the Apple App Store and on Google Play.

Ballot packets are only mailed to active voters.

Hawai‘i Department of Transportation installed “No Pedestrian Crossing” and “Use Crosswalk” signs fronting Kountry Kitchen in Kapa‘a.

The hiker was reportedly injured on the Kalalau Trail near the 1.5-mile marker.

A quick look at news happening throughout the state and beyond.

Cadets will gain insight into the many paths available within law enforcement while problem-solving and professional skills.

Annual convention that celebrates everything pop culture and more returns for its fifth year from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 18 at Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall.

The Indivisible Kaua‘i hybrid meeting, which can be attended in-person or online via Zoom, also includes Deirdre Romney, who will present information about understanding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agreements, what they are and why communities are reconsidering them.

These measures promise economic growth, job creation, and improved public and environmental health.

Beachgoers are advised against swimming and any water activity at ʻAnini Beach Park until the water is reassessed on Thursday.

The program, compliant with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Lead and Copper Rule, is available to water customers in Kīlauea, Hāʻena-Wainiha and Hanalei.

The free event is open to everyone and will include hundreds of helmets given away to kids, giveaways for free bikes, helmet decorating, bike skill courses, concussion prevention education and skateboard safety.

Hawai‘i Office of Elections also reminds state voters about how to track their ballots, troubleshooting problems and more.