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Update: Red flag warning canceled for leeward portions of Kaua‘i

A drier air mass will move over the islands by this afternoon, increasing fire risk because of strong and gusty trade winds

Volcano Watch: What’s shaking beneath the Big Island’s Mauna Loa?

It’s hard to believe that nearly one year has passed since Mauna Loa last erupted. But a small increase in seismic activity in late October 2023 reminds us that the volcano remains active.

KIUC, Redwood Materials partner to decommission, recycle Anahola substation battery storage system

The Anahola battery energy storage system was commissioned in 2015 as part of the cooperative’s Anahola solar project.

Lane closures scheduled to begin this month for Olohena Road

The single-lane closures in each direction, with alternating traffic, will be in effect from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays beginning Nov. 14 and will last through April 14, 2024, weather permitting.

Online forum to address food sustainability Wednesday

Titled “Towards a Fair and Sustainable Food System for Hawaiʻi,” the event will feature individuals and organizations working to shift our local food system using a variety of tools and practices.

Red flag warning goes into effect today for leeward portions of Kaua‘i

The combination of strong trade winds, low relative humidity and dry fuel sources will contribute to extreme fire behavior.

Minor coastal flooding possible for shorelines around Kaua‘i

Elevated water levels could linger on Kaua‘i during the morning high tide cycles through the end of the work week.

Governing body of Hawai‘i Democratic Party making leadership changes ahead of 2024

Party Chairperson Dennis Jung was removed by the party’s governing body Saturday as challenges in fundraising and filling important party officer vacancies caused a lack of confidence in the party’s direction

Transportation agency accepting applications for its Kaua‘i Bus Pass Outreach Program

The intent of the Kaua‘i Bus Pass Outreach Program is to provide free or discounted bus passes to those with transportation needs through eligible non-profit organizations.

Brown water advisory also issued for portions of west Kaua‘i

Heavy rain has caused stormwater runoff to enter coastal waters from Hanapēpē to Polihale.

Update: brown water advisory canceled at Kaua‘i’s Nāwiliwili Bay

Heavy rain has caused stormwater runoff to enter coastal waters of the bay. If the water is brown, stay out.

Brown water advisory issued for portion of east Kaua‘i

Heavy rain has caused stormwater runoff to enter coastal waters from Lydgate Beach Park to Kapa‘a Beach Park. The public is advised if the the water is brown, stay out.

Celebrate the heart of Kauaʻi during this year’s Rice Street Block Party

The block party will feature various entertainment along Rice Street, including a keiki zone with a climbing wall, rides, games, a dedicated area for Play Streets Kaua‘i, live music, local vendors and more.

WATCH: Thousands of volunteers help restore 600-year-old Alakoko fishpond outside Līhu‘e

Organized by Kaua‘i nonprofit Mālama Hulē’ia as the organizations five-year anniversary workday, the ambitious goal to have thousands of volunteers help restore the loko iʻa was realized. As of Friday morning, 1,500 people were registered and hundreds of unregistered volunteers showed up to lend a hand Saturday.

State launches new webpage to prevent sleep-related deaths of infants

The Hawai’i Department of Health has introduced the Safe Sleep Hawai‘i webpage to provide information and resources for parents and caregivers, emphasizing the importance of safe sleep practices for infants.

State, feds one step closer to protecting native forest birds on Kauaʻi from mosquito-borne diseases

An environmental assessment was finalized, with a finding of no significant impact by at the state and federal levels.

Hanalei Bay closed to swimming, ocean activities after apparent shark bite

Lifeguards will reassess the water Monday afternoon, at least 24 hours after the incident, to determine if it is safe for swimming.

Lane closures slated next week in Kapa‘a as roundabout work continues

The closures are scheduled from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Oct. 16-20. Dates and times are subject to change depending on weather and other factors.

Six Kaua‘i nonprofits awarded total of $1 million through Life’s Choices grant program

Kaua‘i County Prosecuting Attorney Rebecca Like has no doubt the collective projects of the awardees will save lives, reduce recidivism and increase public safety.

UH named one of nation’s best workplaces for parents, families by Newsweek

The university is one of two Hawaiʻi employers and only eight universities throughout the nation that made the global news magazine’s list of “America’s Greatest Workplaces for Parents and Families.”
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