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Flipping the script on aging: Community invited to Older Americans Award Ceremony

Kaua‘i County Agency on Elderly Affairs is honoring 10 older Garden Isle residents as part of the festivities at the free event May 15 during Older Americans Month.

Kīlauea shows off power, beauty on Earth Day with latest fountaining phase

Lava jettisoned to heights of more than 650 feet at times during the 10 hours of Episode 18 high fountaining before the most recent phase of the Big Island volcano’s summit eruption ended the afternoon of April 22.

New agricultural park aims to innovate, accelerate Kauaʻi farming businesses

Mālama Kauaʻi is inviting community feedback for the development of the Olohena ʻĀina Center in-person on Friday and over Zoom on Monday.

Flash flood watch issued for Kauaʻi, Niʻihau beginning at noon

Flooding could impact flood prone roads, low lying areas and urban areas due to elevated runoff and overflowing streams from Tuesday at noon to Wednesday afternoon.

Connect with local employers, career support during a hiring fair on Wednesday

Job seekers in Hawaiʻi can explore various opportunities a hiring fair tomorrow afternoon, with special early access for veterans and military families.

Several educational, environmental events scheduled for Kauaʻi in the coming days

An enriching array of upcoming educational and environmental programs offer insightful learning experiences for all ages.

Giving Hawaiians back their voice: Kauaʻi educator sees a Hawaiʻi where hearing Hawaiian is ‘just normal’

ʻAlohilani Rogers honored for longtime unwavering dedication to preserving Hawaiian language and customs with her students by being named winner of the 2025 Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association STACY Award for Teaching Excellence.

A study finds public health may be more supported by spearfishing, culturally significant traditions

A University of Hawaiʻi study reveals that integrating more traditional practices can be an effective way to support health and wellness across the islands.

Soil sampling at former Kekaha Sugar Mill Lot B will determine if contaminants exist

Sampling process helps identify and address any harmful substances present in the property’s soil early on, ensure what type of cleanup methods are necessary and the correct measures are used as well as plan for a safe future for Kekaha.

Kaua‘i hālau bringing kāne, wāhine, Miss Aloha Hula contestant to Merrie Monarch

The wāhine of Hālau Ka Lei Mokihana o Leināʻala won second overall last year at the prestigious festival, but the school’s kāne have not competed in Hilo since 2021.

University of Hawaiʻi System raised $800K during 24-hour fundraising event

The contributions affirmed the essential role that all disciplines play in advancing knowledge, fostering creativity and building stronger communities at all 10 campuses.

Scheduled Kaua‘i lane closures on state roadways for April 19-25

Lane closure schedules can change at any time without notice. All projects are weather permitting. Check to see if any of the planned closures will impact your commute during the next week.

Another distressed hiker rescued from Kalalau Trail on day of inclement weather

Friday’s rescue shortly after 2:30 p.m. was the sixth time since March 23 Kaua‘i first responders were called to render assistance after one or more hikers, many of them visitors, found themselves in trouble while on the popular North Shore trail during bad weather conditions.

Junior Police Academy returns after 6-year hiatus

The immersive 5-day summer program hosted by Kaua‘i Police Department provides students in grades 9-12 with a hands-on introduction to the world of public safety, blending interactive classroom sessions with practical activities to give participants a comprehensive understanding of police operations.

Missing toddler found after brief search on Nāwiliwili Road

Because of coordinated efforts between first responders and support from community partners, the child was located safely nearby with no reported injuries.

Reminder: Permanent restrictions remain on the transport of ʻŌhiʻa

The Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture urges visitors to adhere to strict quarantine rules for transporting ʻŌhiʻa plants from Hawaiʻi to protect th fungal plant disease from traveling back overseas.

Lane closure again scheduled for resurfacing work on portions of Lāwa‘i Road

Motorists should make appropriate arrangements to accommodate the necessary road closures and allow extra time to get to their destinations. Area residents will be allowed partial access through the closure.

Trump opens the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument to industrial fishing after 16 years of protection

Commercial fishing could reverse decades of environmental protection and threatens diverse marine life in one of the most pristine, unique ecosystems in the world.

Volcano Watch: How to build a beach — Pohoiki growth through the years

The beach at Pohoiki, near the easternmost point on the the Big Island in the Puna District, grew rapidly in the year following the 2018 lower East Rift Zone eruption of Kīlauea and has continued to evolve since.

Travelers advised to plan ahead during busy Easter Weekend, Merrie Monarch Festival

State transportation officials offer tips for air travelers to avoid headaches, whether traveling to Hilo for the 62nd annual Merrie Monarch Festival or other destinations.
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