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UH Cancer Center researchers uncover treatable form of mesothelioma

University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center researchers have identified variant of mesothelioma that responds well to treatment, offering patients renewed hope compared to the typical forms of the disease.

WATCH: Landmark new county law strengthens wildfire resilience on Kaua‘i

Bill 2961, the first of its kind in the state, incorporates wildland urban interface safety standards into county zoning and permitting for cherished plantation-camp districts, which now face an ever growing risk of wildfire.

Kaua’i County Council moves to regulate E-bike use amid rising injuries

Adults who use e-bikes for commuting “follow the rules just as much as anybody else on the road,” but problems stem from unregulated, high-speed devices being used by youth, according to the executive director of the Hawaiʻi Bicycling League.

Fire weather watch for all of Ni‘ihau, leeward and southern parts of Kaua‘i starts Friday morning

A fire weather watch means critical fire weather conditions are forecast to occur. Listen for later forecasts and possible red flag warnings.

Hawaiʻi joins mission to preserve Pacific biodiversity through biobanking

Hawaiʻi is now at the center of a global “biobanking” network that will collect and store biological samples of endangered species for wildlife conservation purposes.

Public invited to comment on the top road safety concerns

The County of Kauaʻi is developing a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan to enhance road safety and eradicate traffic fatalities.

Department of Health monitors first positive measles sample in Kauaʻi County

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health has detected the measles virus in a Kauaʻi County wastewater sample, however, no suspected cases have been identified.

VIDEO: Schatz says it’s not about money, there’s enough — just not enough for you

Hawai’i Democrat called on Republicans to work with Democrats to save millions of Americans from seeing higher health care costs if the government doesn’t reopen.

Game bird hunting season opens Nov. 1 for 2025-26 — are you ready?

Review the full announcement regarding each island’s specific rules and regulations for hunting units, hunting days, available game bird species and other special announcements.

Nonprofit North Shore Give delivers ultrasound machine to Kauaʻi’s rural urgent care

Through the five-year “Gift of Health” campaign, the Makana North Shore Urgent Care now has a new ultrasound machine funded entirely by community donations.

Get in the game: Don’t miss registration for 2026 Mini, Junior Hoopster basketball

Sign your keiki in grades K-3 up beginning today (Oct. 22) in person at neighborhood centers around the island or download a registration form from the Kauaʻi County website and email it back during the registration period.

New momentum behind Kaiser nurses, health care professionals after 5-day strike

Thousands of frontline caregivers will return to the bargaining table Oct. 28-29 backed by community support and a national patient safety mandate.

Kaua‘i County gears up for Rice Street Block Party

The family-focused event is scheduled for Saturday fro 4 to 8 p.m.

UPDATE: Repairs completed earlier than estimated at site of electric fire in Wailuā

Kaua‘i Police Department and Hawai’i Department of Transportation report Kūhiō Highway between North and South Leho Drive is now open in both directions.

Kurt Suzuki of Maui to become first MLB manager from Hawaiʻi — for Los Angeles Angels

Kurt Suzuki, a 2001 graduate from Mauiʻs Baldwin High School, will become the first MLB manager from Hawai’i when he takes command of the Los Angeles Angels.

Līhuʻe Library celebrates fall with family-friendly events through November

The Līhuʻe Public Library invites all ages to embrace the fall with six weeks of vibrant events, from DIY Halloween crafts and “Not So Scary” Movie Night to the beloved “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.”

Endangered snails transferred to Bishop Museum’s Pūpū Ola: Kāhuli Captive Rearing Research Center

The public will be able to view these rare snails for the first time during Bishop Museum’s 4th Annual Kāhuli Festival on Oct. 25.

Kaua‘i County to hold online public auction

Items up for auction include vehicles, equipment, and more.

100th public pre-K classroom opens in Hawaiʻi, advancing universal access for keiki

Hawaiʻi celebrated a major milestone toward making preschool accessible to all keiki with the opening of the state’s 100th public pre-kindergarten classroom.

Body of man found floating in waters off Lucy Wright Beach Park; resuscitation efforts fail

Witnesses told police that 60-year-old Angel Tapia — who might have been impaired at the time — was offshore in a kayak when a wave capsized the vessel.
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