Kuawa Street park opening slated for next month
Nearly three years after it was expected to be complete, the long-delayed Kuawa Street park in Hilo is on track to open next month.
Dems, Republicans air warring views on migrants’ conditions
County plans project to install better performing streetlights around the island
July weather setting records
Opposing TMT
Opponents of the Thirty Meter Telescope wave signs Friday along Kamehameha Avenue near the King Kamehameha statue in Hilo.
Preparing for the 2020 census: People will be able to fill out their forms online for the first time
For the first time, the nations population will be invited to fill out and return their census forms online.
Cracking down on ag theft: New law provides counties with an enforcement officer
Legislation recently signed by Gov. David Ige aims to address agricultural theft and vandalism on Hawaii Island and Maui.
Turbulence injures dozens on Air Canada flight to Australia
HONOLULU Intense turbulence struck an Air Canada flight to Australia on Thursday and sent unbuckled passengers flying into the ceiling, forcing the plane to land in Hawaii.
Council steers toward hydrogen buses, but could be a long trip
BLNR chair: LRAD is not a weapon
Ige: Work on Thirty Meter Telescope starts next week
Hilo landfill to stop accepting construction waste
New lawsuit against TMT
Ige vetoes asset forfeiture reform
Resolution backs up call for Bank of America to meet with Ige about dispute over home loans
TMT opponents file new lawsuit
Opponents of the Thirty Meter Telescope filed a lawsuit Monday alleging that public officials and the developer of the project failed to adhere to the terms of the states Maunakea Plan.
Storm knocks out power across Big Island
While the former hurricane Barbara was too weak to cause significant damage to the Big Island, it still succeeded in knocking out power to much of the island Monday.
Firm helps boost applications to UH-Hilo
The University of Hawaii at Hilo has seen an increase in the number of student applicants and acceptances for the 2019 fall semester.
Residents push to preserve 70-acre parcel but landowner still plans to develop off Lako St.
KAILUA-KONA In response to a proposal that would have the county buy nearly 70 acres of land between Lako Street and Puapuaanui Street, a consultant for the owner of that land said it isnt for sale.
Council committee hears concerns about police protecting TMT
Prayers, chants and tears and an outburst or two marked an afternoon of testimony Monday as more than 50 people shared their manao about Maunakea and the impending construction of a massive telescope there.