Necropsy conducted on dead dolphin
KAILUA-KONA — A necropsy was conducted to determine the cause of death of a dolphin recovered Monday from Kealakekua Bay.
Man sought in forgery, theft investigations
Police are requesting the public’s help to locate a 34-year-old Hilo man wanted for questioning in connection with the recent purchase of vehicles from car dealerships in Hilo using forged identification and fraudulent cashier’s checks.
Puako study simulates marine ecosystem management strategies
KAILUA-KONA — For the tourism industry, coral reefs are an attraction. For fishermen, they’re a place of business. For a variety of marine species, they’re home.
State briefs for February 28
A brief look at stories from throughout the state.
Finalists chosen for open UH board seat
The University of Hawaii selected three finalists to fill an open Hawaii County seat on the Board of Regents.
Former state senator Hee joins race for Hawaii governor
HONOLULU — Former state senator Clayton Hee is joining the race to be governor.
Effort to replace Waiaka Stream Bridge back on
KAILUA-KONA — Efforts to replace an 86-year-old bridge in Waimea are gearing up again.
‘Death with dignity’ bill draws Ige’s endorsement, passionate testimony
Gov. David Ige is supporting a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to end their own lives if they choose.
Prosecutor’s office welcomes added office space
KEALAKEKUA — Staff at the Hawaii County Prosecutor’s Office in Kealakekua spent Tuesday moving supplies and furniture to an adjacent office in an effort to expand space for employees.
Commercial sponsorships of county facilities, programs considered as revenue source
A Hawaii County Council member is proposing commercial sponsorships as another means to raise revenue.