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Three new Hawaiian Airlines aircraft designs set sail this summer for Disney’s live-action ‘Moana’

The new “Moana” designs inspire guests around the world with a message of exploration — “Voyage beyond the reef” — on all three aircraft ahead of the theatrical release of Disney’s highly anticipated reimagining on July 10.

Kauaʻi community invited to invasive pest meeting

Stopping the invasive insect coconut rhinoceros beetle is an urgent priority.

Lane closures scheduled through June 19 on several state roadways around Kaua’i

Remember: Lane closure schedules can change at any time without further notice; all closures and roadwork are weather permitting.

Hirono secures numerous provisions in Senate Armed Services Committee draft of FY27 National Defense Authorization Act

However, she couldn’t — in good conscience — vote to advance a bill that paves the way for an up to 40% increase in U.S. Department of Defense spending, especially as the President Donald Trump Administration wages an illegal war in Iran with no plan or end in sight.

South-facing shores of Kaua‘i to be under high surf advisory beginning Saturday night

Surf of 8 to 12 feet is expected by late Saturday night and 10 to 14 feet by Sunday afternoon, June 14, through Monday night, June 15.

Junior Achievement of Hawai‘i launches search for next president and chief executive officer

The new leader will succeed David Earles, who recently announced plans to depart the organization to relocate out of state after 4 years of exceptional service.

Portion of Waimea Canyon Drive to be closed daily for resurfacing work

The first closure, between Maʻule Road and Kōkeʻe Road, is planned for Monday, June 22. Anticipated completion of this section is Monday, Aug. 17.

Bail increased for Hanalei murder suspsect William ‘Billy’ Sinclair

A judicial review related to evidence recovered during investigation by Kaua’i police resulted in bail being increased to $1.5 million for suspected 51-year-old murderer William “Billy” Sinclair, who remains in custody; Sinclair’s bail was previously set at $500,000.

Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’ winner from Big Island shares her secret ingredients to competition success

After a dramatic journey from elimination to victory, Rhoda Magbitang, the executive chef of CanoeHouse at the Mauna Lani, won the 23rd season of the popular cooking series.

Minor costal flooding a possibility during peak high tides through early next week

A coastal flooding statement was issued, alerting the public to the possibility of minor flooding along the shorelines and in low-lying coastal areas throughout the entire state, especially near daily peak tide, which will be during the late afternoon and early evening hours.

Hawaiʻi Sea Grant’s ‘Voice of the Sea’ TV series wins record 10 Telly Awards

The 47th annual Telly Awards judging council, which selects the winning entries, featured more than 250 expert judges from Google, HBO, BBC, Netflix and more. More than 13,000 entries from around the globe were submitted this year.

More than 41K Hawai‘i residents join Schatz statewide telephone town hall

U.S. senator answered questions about rising costs, federal funding, housing, health care, among others.

Hirono, Chamber of Commerce Hawai‘i host 10th annual Hawai‘i on the Hill

Members of the Hawai‘i business community again had the opportunity to showcase their businesses and products, meet directly with congressional leaders and share the aloha spirit with members of U.S. Congress and District of Columbia community.

Trump attempts to allow commercial fishing in protected Pacific Ocean marine zone

President signs new proclamation to open Mau and Ho‘omalu Zones of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, Islands Unit of Mariana Trench Marine National Monument and Rose Atoll Marine National Monument to commercial fishing.

Mālama Kauaʻi invites community to seed, plant exchange and Swap Not Shop clothing event

Both are part of the nonprofit’s Food Access Summit and Mutual Aid Fair on Saturday, June 13; it will be a day rooted in mutual aid, resource sharing and strengthening local resilience.

From FAFSA to registration: Kauaʻi Community College ʻOhana Night simplifies path to college

The event is designed to provide individualized, face-to-face assistance that helps students overcome common enrollment barriers.

Avoiding devastating eye injuries this Fourth of July

Hawaiian Eye Center offers safety tips to protect your eyes during U.S. celebration of its Independence Day.

Hawai‘i Medical Service Association to honor Kaimana Scholarship winners

The 15 high school seniors students awarded throughout the state will each receive $5,000 in financial assistance; all to be honored during special event June 14 on Oʻahu.

Homestead Community Development Corporation welcomes Hawaiʻi Zero Waste Youth Alliance to Kauaʻi

Youth delegations from every island spent a week staying and participating in activities on Hawaiian home lands in Anahola, all of which were focused on leadership development, environmental education and community engagement.

Kaua‘i Bus announces modified June 13 route on Rice Street in Līhu‘e

The Līhu‘e Shuttle will have no stops on several Rice Street locations because of the roadway being closed to accommodate the King Kamehameha Day Parade and Celebration.
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