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Chance of tropical cyclone formation within next week looks good for two tropical waves in Central and East Pacific

The results are in and it’s again time to prepare to batten down the hatches and get storm ready as the National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center — along with citizen forecaster and administrator of the Big Island’s Puna Weather public Facebook group Harry Durgin — concur that something wicked this way could be coming.

Coastal flooding statement to be in effect through afternoon of Aug. 11 for parts of Kaua‘i County

Minor coastal flooding is possible for Ni‘ihau and southwestern Kaua‘i shorelines, affecting vulnerable low-lying coastal roadways, docks, boat ramps and other coastal infrastructure.

Kawakami wins 2026 Democratic primary for Hawai‘i lieutenant governor

Otherwise, it was a night during which incumbents cleaned up in other state and federal Democratic primaries.

Rapozo and Carvalho likely to advance to the general election in the race to replace Kawakami as mayor

Current County Council chair Mel Rapozo was the top vote getter in the six candidate field for mayor, garnering 1,441 more votes than second place finisher Bernard Carvalho Jr.

Preliminary results reveal front runners of the Kauaʻi County Council race

Preliminary results from the Kauaʻi County Council race as of 10 p.m.

Kaua‘i Primary Election Results 2026: Latest Kaua‘i County Vote Totals

Kaua‘i Now provides the latest 2026 Hawai‘i primary election results for Kaua‘i County, including updated vote totals, candidate standings and key race results across Kaua‘i.

Health experts reveal warning signs of artificial intelligence ‘doctor’ scams

Patients seeking answers about their health are urged to think twice before trusting health advice from social media as fake medical endorsements become increasingly convincing.

Hanapēpē college student awarded Hawai‘i Education Association award

Yamamoto attended Kaua’i Community College and will student-teach at ʻEleʻele and Kekaha elementary schools while pursuing an elementary education degree through a University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa hybrid program.

On 3rd anniversary of Lahaina fire, survivors still deal with heartbreak but have hope as town recovers

As Maui marks the anniversary of the deadly blaze, residents see hope in the rebuilding of homes but sorrow in the 102 people who died that they can never bring back.

News in brief for Aug. 8: Chef Rhoda’s Table, One ʻOhana Fund, promotions and more

A quick look at news happening throughout the state.

Lane closures scheduled through Aug. 14 on several roadways around Kaua‘i

Lane closure schedules can change at any time without further notice. All projects are weather permitting.

It’s Primary Election Day: Kauaʻi residents vote for mayor, all 7 council seats and state, federal offices

Kauaʻi’s competitive county elections are concluding today as voters choose who will move on to the November general election, with six candidates competing for mayor and 26 for the County Council.

Question: Who should vote in Office of Hawaiian Affairs races? Is it everyone’s kuleana like some say?

The reluctance to vote for OHA is a complicated mix of Native Hawaiians who don’t want to participate in an American election system, non-Hawaiians who feel like they shouldn’t decide the agency’s leaders and voters who simply don’t know what OHA does.

Volcano Watch: Scientist link Kīlauea lava fountain heights to changes in magma chemistry

Scientists at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory are tracking changes in Kīlauea’s magma chemistry, which could provide insights into the varying heights of lava fountains and indicate a new period of taller fountains.

Visitor rescued after suffering apparent leg injury on Kaua‘i trail

Firefighters treated the hiker at the scene and used a wheeled litter to carry the patient safely down to the trailhead.

Crime Stoppers Kauaʻi doubles reward for public tips that lead to arrests

“If you know something, please tell us,” Crime Stoppers Kauaʻi Board President Ron Wiley said. “No one will know the tip came from you.”

News in brief for Aug. 7: Flight operations, fishing tournament, scholarships and more

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

Kauaʻi Community College program teaches inmates carpentry, builds hope

The students from the Kauaʻi Community Correctional Center learned practical skills while building a classroom that will provide work opportunities when they are released.

Two college students create interactive resource to help bolster Native Hawaiian voting

Due to low turnout for elections from Native Hawaiians, two Big Island-born students developed a resource that connects the history of civic engagement in the Hawaiian Kingdom to modern voting.

$1.75M AmeriCorps funding awarded to Kupu for Hawai‘i

Kupu, Hawai‘i’s leading conservation and youth education organization, announced today that it received a grant of $1.75M from AmeriCorps, the federal agency for national service and volunteerism.
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