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Point-In-Time Count Reveals Total of 444 Homeless People on Kaua‘i

An annual gauge of homelessness found there are more than 400 homeless people on the island.

State Reports Uptick in Phishing Schemes Related to Unemployment Claims

The state is warning residents about an increase in fraudulent schemes targeting those filing for unemployment benefits.

County Moves Weekly Video Briefings to Thursdays

Kaua’i County is rescheduling its weekly video briefings so residents can get the latest and most up-to-date COVID-19 information.

Waimea Man Arrested for Violating Conditions of Parole

A Waimea man who tried to skip town is back behind bars, being detained on a warrant issued by the Hawaiʽi Paroling Authority.

UH Part of Consortium to Manage National Water Hazards, Resources

The University of Hawaiʻi is now part of a team of hydrologic researchers throughout the United States and Canada, whose mission is to help the nation get water and weather ready.

Lane Closures Scheduled Next Week on Some Island Roadways

The county Department of Public Works is informing the public about lane closures planned for or beginning next week on some island roadways.

$3.6M in Federal Funds to Help Lower Energy Costs for Working Families

New weatherization assistance funding from the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will be coming to Hawai‘i to help low-income households with their energy costs.

Delicate Balance of Coral Reef Processes Creates Management Challenges

Research by an international team, including members from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, shows there needs to be drastic changes made to the way coral reef restoration is approached.

Students Have Chance to Name Lunar Camera

A Hawaiʻi nonprofit is giving students throughout the islands the chance to make their mark on the moon.

Big Island Mourns Loss of Kumu Hula Johnny Lum Ho

A gentle rain blanketed Hilo on Sunday night, falling like tears on the Big Island as it began to deal with the loss of one of its most beloved sons.

Hawai‘i Coffee Association to Host 27th Annual Conference, Trade Show

Coffee growers throughout the state are invited to attend an action-packed weekend of events, including the 13th annual Statewide Coffee Cupping Competition, during the Hawai‘i Coffee Association’s 27th annual trade show and conference.

UH: Hawaiian Language Production to Debut in ʻŌlelo Māhū

A University of Hawai‘i theater that continues to expand hana keaka, or Hawaiian theatre, is again helping the Hawaiian storytelling genre to flourish with the debut of a show that not only includes ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, or Hawaiian language, but also what its director dubs ʻōlelo māhū.

DMV to Close Early Every Other Week For Staff Training

The county Department of Motor Vehicles will be closing early every other week beginning next week to accommodate for staff training for a project that will lead to better customer service.

Domestic Violence Action Center to Receive Federal Funds For Immigrant Program

A Hawai‘i nonprofit that provides legal information and representation to victims of domestic violence will receive nearly $400,000 in federal funding to support a program it provides to help immigrants.

Hawaiʻi Coral Restoration Efforts Improved Through Student Research

At least for one species, a study led by University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa student researchers found that exposing coral larvae to warmer temperatures didn’t improve its survival later in its life.

Visitation Resumes at State Correctional Facilities

In-person visitation at the state’s correctional facilities will resume this week.

Box Jellyfish Warning Signs Posted at Salt Pond Beach

Ocean Safety officials posted box jellyfish signs at Salt Pond Beach.

Portion of ʻŌmaʻo Road to Be Closed

Road crews will be on the job next week, requiring a portion of a Kaua‘i roadway to be closed.

Updated Kaua‘i Economic Development Plan Released

A roadmap for the county’s future economic development has been updated.

Lane Closures Scheduled For Portions of Kalāheo

Road resurfacing work beginning next week will require lane closures on roadways in Kalāheo.
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