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National Marine Sanctuary System celebrates half a century of protecting underwater world
The system includes the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary and Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
Got unused or expired prescription drugs you want to get rid of safely and anonymously?
This is an event for people to dispose of unused or expired prescription medication safely and anonymously.
Hanapēpē Swinging Bridge to close Oct. 31 to Nov. 4 for repairs
The Hanapēpē Swinging Bridge will be closed from 7:30 a.m. to 2 on Oct. 31 to Nov. 4, weather permitting.
How did Hawaiʻi’s students perform on 2022 Nationʻs Report Card?
Hawai‘i’s fourth-graders performed above national averages in reading and math — and the state’s eighth-graders performed at the national level for the first time in reading, but slightly below the national average in math.
Kauai Surf Forecast for October 24, 2022
A new northwest swell is expected to arrive Tuesday, and become more northerly Wednesday, providing a boost to north facing shores during midweek. The…
Lane closures scheduled for portions of Kalāheo
Road resurfacing work is planned for Opu Road and Lae Road, weather permitting.
Federal Highway Administration awards grant to Hawaiʻi for plastic recycling research
Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation plans to combine this award with other funding sources to establish a plastic recycling research facility, the first of its kind in Hawaiʻi.
Visiting hiker dies at Wailua Falls
Police identified the victim as 28-year-old Nicole Chavez of Chile.
Man in critical condition following Kapa‘a traffic crash
Speed does not appear to be a factor in the crash. Toxicology reports are pending to determine if either operator was under the influence of an intoxicant at the time of the crash.
Additional lane closures scheduled as Kapa‘a roundabout construction continues
Throughout the next several weeks, traffic control configurations around the intersection will change as construction progresses.
State honors Hawaiʻi Wildlife Center for 10 years treating 3,000 birds
The Hawai‘i Wildlife Center was honored on Friday with an award from the state Department of Land and Natural Resources for its 10 years of service and dedication to care of native birds and wildlife.
Update: Kawaihau Road is now open
Kawaihau Road near the vicinity of Menehune Food Mart is closed in both directions due to a traffic crash, according to Kaua‘i Police Department Dispatch.
Bloom, baby, bloom: Dramatic growth of phytoplankton follows Tonga eruption
The deposition of volcanic ash following the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai eruption was likely the most important source of nutrients responsible for massive phytoplankton growth.
Lane closures scheduled for part of Kekaha roadway
Crews will be resurfacing a portion of Kōke‘e Road next week.
Local laboratories and state health department partner to expand testing for curable hepatitis C
Healthcare providers are being urged to order the “reflex” option when screening for hepatitis C, to ensure more accurate and timely diagnoses.
Guided Astronomy and Hiking Tour applications sought for Haleakalā National Park
Haleakalā National Park is now accepting applications for commercial guided astronomy and hiking tours to be conducted in the park under Commercial Use Authorizations (CUAs).
Mauna Loa’s recent seismic activity making some on Big Island nervous about an eruption
The world’s largest active volcano has not erupted since 1984 and is long overdue for lava to spew.
Labor Department found Kaua’i restaurant worked minors in violation of federal law
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division found Tahiti Nui Enterprises allowed eight underage employees to work beyond the hours permitted by federal law and denied overtime pay to 18 workers.
Kauaʻi Police Activities League accepting registrations for free keiki boxing program
The free boxing program in Kapa’a and Hanapēpē is for children in grades 1-12.
Jacks and barracuda help control invasive species in Hawaiian fishpond on Oʻahu
Traditional fishponds, called loko iʻa, were once common across coastal areas of the Hawaiian Islands and provided a sustainable source of food.
