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Honolulu and mainland egg prices comparable in latest data

The price of local and mainland eggs in Honolulu rose significantly in the first quarter of this year. However, the price between local and mainland eggs was comparable, according to latest statistics from the Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture, Market Analysis and News Branch.

UH-discovered deep-sea anglerfish named to top 10 remarkable species list

The anglerfish was initially collected during a UH Mānoa Department of Oceanography-led research cruise in 2021 to the Clarion-Clipperton Zone.

Schatz leads bipartisan resolution recognizing significant contributions of Native women, including 6 Native Hawaiians

Specific Native Hawaiian women spotlighted in the resolution included: Queen Ka‘ahumanu, Isabella Kauakea Yau Yung Aiona Abbott, Mary Kawena Pukui, Edith Kenao Kanaka‘ole, Rell Kapolioka‘ehukai Sunn, and Emma Ka‘ilikapuolono Metcalf Beckley Nakuina.

University of Hawai‘i scientists create maps to better predict wildfire risk

Unlike the current Red Flag Warning system, which relies on weather from a limited number of stations, these maps provide a daily, high-resolution look at the most current fire ignition risks statewide.

Hawaiʻi leaders push agricultural priorities in Washington, D.C.

More than 20 leaders from Hawaiʻi’s agriculture and business sectors recently completed the second annual Hawaiʻi-USDA Policy Summit in Washington, D.C., highlighting local priorities and challenges directly to federal officials.

Interim chief selected following announcement of embattled Kaua‘i police chief’s retirement

Assistant Chief Kalani Ke was chosen to fill in as chief following Chief Todd Raybuck’s retirement.

122 humpback whales sited off Kaua‘i during final day of statewide coordinated annual count

Two nonprofits have partnered for the past seven years to count whales during peak season, ensuring data is collected simultaneously.

Eternal flame temporarily snuffed out by rare gas line blockage

Efforts to restore the flame Friday were unsuccessful. The next step is to clear the line or replace the plugged section of piping. More will be known about the situation and a possible solution by early this week.

Ecologists, cultural practitioners oppose U.S. military rocket launchpads for testing at Johnston Atoll

After its draft environmental assessment is published in April, the public will have a 30-day review period to submit written comments for the Air Force’s consideration.

Volcano Watch: Moving magma — what happens after a dike intrudes a rift zone?

When magma moves into the rift zone of a Hawaiian volcano, there is understandably a lot of excitement and apprehension. How far will the magma go? Will it erupt? But even long after the activity stops — regardless of whether it erupts — the subsurface magma continues to have a noticeable impact on the landscape.

Facebook post with pic of dead turtle sparks outrage, highlights need to report violations when discovered

EDITOR’S NOTE: Images that appear with this story could be upsetting to some readers. Discretion is advised.

Hirono highlights dangers to Hawai‘i, U.S. because of mass federal firings

“While Republicans shamefully paint hardworking federal workers as ‘faceless bureaucrats,’ we know that our federal workers do important work.” — U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono, a Democrat from Hawai‘i

Episode 15 of Kīlauea eruption biggest yet with lava fountains more than 700 feet tall

It took about 10 hours or so, but the vents inside Halemaʻumaʻu Crater within Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island once again did not disappoint.

Did you hear the siren? Let Kaua‘i Emergency Management know with new online tool

The online survey tool, which is live now, is aimed at making sure Hawai‘i’s Statewide Outdoor Warning Siren System is functioning correctly. Reports from the community will help improve the outdoor warning siren system’s effectiveness.

U.S. diplomatic expert says Hawaiʻi is critical in global security efforts

Former deputy assistant U.S. trade representative for Japan and China Glen S. Fukushima shared insights about shifting U.S. national security dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region, highlighting a need for more policymakers with knowledge of and expertise in its political landscape.

Hawai‘i attorney general leading fight to stop Trump administration from shutting down Department of Education

The state’s attorney general is leading a coalition of 20 other attorneys general in filing a motion for a preliminary injunction as part of its lawsuit to stop the dismantling of the Department of Education

Applications for 2025 Lānaʻi mouflon sheep season, open March 31

Lānaʻi’s mouflon sheep season will consist of four hunts: an archery hunt, a youth hunt, a muzzleloader hunt, and a general rifle hunt. All four hunts may be subject to a lottery drawing.

Hawaiʻi vaccination rates fall short for herd immunity to measles

Dr. Philip Verhoef highlights the critical role of vaccines in preventing the spread of this highly contagious disease if an outbreak makes it to the islands.

13 new adult corrections officers now on the job, including 3 assigned to KCCC

Graduates of Hawaiʻi Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s Basic Corrections Recruit Class 25-01 are beginning their careers in facilities throughout the state after completing 8 weeks of training that included more than 300 hours of classroom instruction and physical training.

Mālama Kaua‘i partners with Bette Midler on 87-acre agricultural park to help farmers

The first phase of Olohena ‘Āina Center will have 20 acres for sublicensed farm plots, four acres for agroforestry and one acre for shared facilities.
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