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As demand for organic food rises, federal program to help local farmers transition is cut…

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Haleakalā telescope opponents show up in droves, but hold little hope the military is…

Auditor releases findings of County of Maui Fraud Risk Assessment, identifies gaps

Kamaliʻi Elementary celebrated in newly published math book; Dr. Allison Hintz welcomed…

33rd Annual Na Po‘e Pa‘ahana Awards celebrates Hawaiʻi’s hospitality workforce

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Who should get first crack at water licenses in Hawaiʻi? This bill wants it to be the…

Trilogy Excursions welcomes home Trilogy VI: A symbol of resilience and renewal for the…

Subaru Telescope’s new eye on the cosmos gets a Hawaiian name: ʻŌnohiʻula

One of oldest Hawaiian honeycreepers discovered and then re-leased on Big Island

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Air Force advances plans to build 7 more telescopes on Haleakalā as fuel spill cleanup…

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Popular ‘Understanding West Maui’ video series spotlights history, people who…

Hawaiʻi Attorney General addresses ongoing investigation into possible public corruption

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Hawaiʻi officials worry bills to help property owners with coastal erosion could put…

High court clears path for $4 billion wildfire settlement payments

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As artificial intelligence evolves at warp speed, Maui educators, students working to…

Update: Hawaiian Electric has re-energized all West Maui circuits impacted by PSPS

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St. Anthony School to cease Grades 9-12, with preschool to eighth grade continuing

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Locally made food and products on display at Food and Product Innovation Network Day

The Hawaiʻi Ag & Culinary Alliance and the Food and Product Innovation Network are hosting the inaugural Food and Product Innovation Network Day at the Capitol, a convening of exhibitors, partners and stakeholders to highlight the collective impact of Hawai‘i’s food and product innovation ecosystem.

Hawaii Water Service launches feasibility study for new Kapalua Recycled Water Treatment Plant

Hawaii Water Service is moving forward with a feasibility study for a decentralized wastewater treatment plant in Kapalua that would produce recycled water and give the community a drought-resistant supply of irrigation water.

High Surf Warning for north and east facing shores through this afternoon

Along north facing shores, surf is peaking at 20 to 30 feet this morning before slowly declining late this afternoon. Along east facing shores, surf is peaking at 14 to 18 feet this morning before slowly declining late this afternoon.

Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi introduces zero-waste, resort filtered water bottling system 

Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi is reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and environmental preservation by reducing single-use plastics throughout the Resort with a new on-site, closed-loop water bottling and filtration system.

HDOT updates travelers on arrival and departure programs

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation advises travelers that, due to the ongoing partial federal government shutdown, the US Department of Homeland Security has suspended Global Entry for arriving international passengers.

Maui Health employees join Mauliola Pharmacy and Nohona Health in harvesting over 70 pounds of ʻolena

Maui Health employees and their families joined Mauliola Pharmacy and Nohona Health for an ʻolena harvest in Waikapū, gathering more than 70 pounds of fresh ʻolena earlier this month.

Maui Prep wins boys crown, Lahainaluna takes girls division at first MIL surf contest of 2026

Maui Prep won the boys’ crown, while their West Maui rival, Lahainaluna, took the girls’ division at the first Maui Interscholastic League surf contest of the season, Saturday at D.T. Fleming Beach Park.

Kaiser nurses to return to work Tuesday after four-week strike, bargaining continues

After four weeks on strike, nurses and health care professionals represented by the United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Health Care Professionals (UNAC/UHCP)  will return to work Tuesday across Kaiser Permanente facilities in California and Hawai’i. The work stoppage was the largest open-ended strike of registered nurses and health care professionals in United States history, according to the union.  

Hawaiʻi DOH reports second confirmed travel-related-dengue virus case of 2026

The Hawai‘i Department of Health has identified a new travel-related dengue virus case on Oʻahu, bringing the total number of dengue cases in the state for 2026 to two. The first case was identified earlier this month on Maui. Both affected individuals were exposed to the virus while traveling in a region where dengue is common.

Gov. Green appoints Daniel Gluck to Intermediate Court of Appeals

Gov. Josh Green today announced the appointment of Daniel Gluck as an Associate Judge for the Intermediate Court of Appeals. Gluck fills the vacancy due to the elevation of the former Associate Judge Karen T. Nakasone to the position of Chief Judge of the Intermediate Court of Appeals in July 2025.

Maui Tennis Juniors compete in 18U International Tennis tournament

Maui junior tennis players recently competed in the first-ever International Tennis Federation (ITF) 18-and-under tournament held on Maui.

UH: Study about complex shapes of reefs helps guide cutting-edge restoration

Marine scientists are creating geometric reef modules that mimick the intricate designs coral and oyster reefs to maximize survival.

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Monday Morning Maui Sports: BYU could be last stop in Baldwin alum’s college football coaching journey
As demand for organic food rises, federal program to help local farmers transition is cut short
Haleakalā telescope opponents show up in droves, but hold little hope the military is listening
Who should get first crack at water licenses in Hawaiʻi? This bill wants it to be the counties

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Hundreds honor life, legacy of beloved kumu hula Nālani Kanakaʻole
Fairmont Kea Lani announces Ho‘okumu: A celebration of Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
$1.6M from federal government set aside for digitization of Bishop Museum collections
Hawaiian Moment — Puʻu Kekaʻa, Hill of the rumble (as in thunder)

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Locally made food and products on display at Food and Product Innovation Network Day

Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi introduces zero-waste, resort filtered water bottling system 

2nd Annual Huakaʻi Awards celebrates Hawaiʻi architects and builders

Matson expands support for Hawaiʻi Foodbank and local families

Maui United Way names Jeeyun Lee as its new CEO

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Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa announces lineup for 3rd Annual Nashville Nights Songwriter Series in 2026

Seabury Hall Performing Arts presents Kodachrome by Adam Szymkowicz

Jazz Maui adds second seating to Sunset Jazz

The MACC Presents BLACK GRACE Paradise Rumor in the Castle Theater, March 8

Maui Open Studios kicks off free, self-guided art experience

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Locally made food and products on display at Food and Product Innovation Network Day
Maui Land & Pineapple to host Hāliʻimaile Bay Market on Valentine’s Day
New in-flight menus launching for Hawaiian, Alaska Airlines
Pilina commemorates two years of connection with an anniversary pāʻina
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Maui’s median single-family home prices increase to $1.4 million in January
Hale Kamaʻāina Mortgage Program offers new incentives to further lower costs for first-time homebuyers
Inspiring Hui Waiwai 2026 shows that innovation yields results in housing affordability
Leadership transition at RESCO Inc.

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Chinese New Year Celebration at Lahaina Cannery, Feb. 20
Hula Grill Kāʻanapali to host Whale Talks on Tuesdays in February and March
Pacific Whale Foundation and Norwegian Cruise Line partners to expand keiki whale watches on Maui
Montage Kapalua Bay kicks off 2026 with on-property experiences

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Native Hawaiian organizations can learn best practices for procuring federal contracts this Friday

The Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce is hosting a workshop to break down federal contracting processes for Native Hawaiian organizations this Friday.

First disabled artist-in-residence at Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park calls it ‘milestone of inclusion’

Tennessee resident Houston Vandergriff, who was born with Down syndrome, hopes his photographs and advocacy will inspire others to live life to the fullest and to live life with compassion.

House bill would allow for up to 10-year extensions of Mauna Kea leases

The master lease of Mauna Kea lands is set to expire on Dec. 31, 2033.

New $4.6 million collaborative project to restore coral reef in American Samoa

New project aims to revive the vital ecosystems of coral reefs amid rising marine heatwaves and invests in educating future natural resource managers.

UPDATE: Several Hilo beaches close due to large waves, debris

High surf warning in effect for north and east-facing shores of Big Island through 6 p.m. Tuesday.

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Water shutdown scheduled Tuesday night for some areas in Kōloa

During the water service shutdown, Goodfellow Bros. will perform work on Kauaʻi County's Poʻipū Road Safety and Mobility Project.    

No swimming advised at Hanalei Bay due to high surf

A high surf warning is in effect through 6 p.m. today for north- and east-facing shores of Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau.

New canoe crop cultivation course grows opportunity across Hawai’iʻs food economy

The course combines hands-on experience and business insight, enhancing Native Hawaiian economic resilience and contributing to a sustainable food system.

‘Year of the Fire Horse’ ignites creative momentum at Common Ground in Kīlauea

On Friday, a vibrant Lunar New Year event at Common Ground celebrated the "Year of the Fire Horse" and united the North Shore community through creative art installations.

While elementary-aged keiki engage in Spring Fun, teens can learn leadership skills

Spring Fun registration opens on March 12 for keiki ages 5 to 12-years old to participate activity-filled programs during spring break this year.