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Former USC, NFL quarterback Kessler previews Hawaii vs. UNLVby Sam Spangler
Kickoff to the University of Hawaii home football slate is set for Saturday when the Rainbow Warriors host the Ninth Island dwelling UNLV Rebels in the Island Showdown.
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Major Hurricane Lowell has Kaua‘i residents remembering devastation of ‘Iniki 34 years agoby Tiffany DeMasters
John Bravender, Warning Coordination Meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said on Thursday Lowell is not forecast to have the same impact as ‘Iniki, but people should prepare because it […]
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Maui County home and condo sales increase in August as median prices declineby Maui Now
Maui County’s housing market saw increased sales activity in August, with closed sales rising for both single-family homes and condominiums compared to the same month last year, while median sales […]
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Hawaiʻi's mountains decide where hurricanes hit hardestby Sandy Harjo Livingston
Hawaii's diverse terrain and mountain structures significantly influence how hurricanes and tropical storms distribute rainfall across the islands through processes like orographic lifting and the […]
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Kauai Mayor preps for the storm, stays hopeful as Lowell's track moves westwardby Sara Mattison
As of Friday morning, Hurricane Lowell's forecasted track seemed to have nudged westward with a delayed northward turn.
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Pearl City poke restaurant owner allegedly sold kilos of cocaineby Peter Boylan
The owner of a Pearl City poke restaurant is facing a federal criminal charge after he allegedly admitted to DEA agents that he had been marketing kilograms of cocaine since 2020.
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Making Makiki’s streets safer
The City and County of Honolulu will repave and restripe Wilder Avenue and Piʻikoi Street later this year and in early 2027 in an effort to improve road safety in the Makiki neighborhood.
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A Hoʻolawa Kine A Day brings Maui community together at Wailele Farm, Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026by Maui Now
Community, connection and local resources come together this Saturday, Sept, 5, at A Hoʻolawa Kine A Day, a free kamaʻāina community gathering from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Wailele Farm at Twin […]
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Waikōloa eatery immediately shut down for rodent infestation, food safety violationsby Big Island Now Staff
The restaurant owners say they are working closely with their cleaning and pest control companies to "ensure everything is fully remedied."
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Community invitation to meeting on proposed Hale Makua Workforce Housing project, Sept. 9by Maui Now
Hale Makua Health Services invites the public to attend a meeting regarding its proposed workforce housing project at Maui Lani. The meeting will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026 at […]
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U.S. job growth surges as unemployment holds at 4.1%by Reuters
WASHINGTON >> U.S. job growth accelerated sharply in August while the unemployment rate held steady at 4.1%, suggesting an improvement in the labor market after recent struggles, keeping an […]
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How was Lala a hurricane on Hawaiʻi Island but a tropical storm for Oʻahu?by Sandy Harjo Livingston
An explanation of why a single storm, such as Hurricane Lala, can be classified differently as both a hurricane and a tropical storm depending on local wind speeds and geographical factors.
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Hurricane Lowell to weaken slightly as it passes Kauaiby Bryan Min
Hurricane Lowell is forecasted to weaken to a high-end Category 2 before passing the west side of Kauai between Monday evening and Tuesday morning.
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Hurricanes Lowell, Karina to produce advisory-level surf on Big Islandby Big Island Now Staff
Lowell will bring high surf to south-facing shores and Karina will bring large breaking waves to the east.
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Lindsay Clancy murder trial ends in mistrial after jury deadlocksby Reuters
PLYMOUTH, Massachusetts >> A judge today declared a mistrial in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy for the killing of her three young children at her home in 2023, a tragedy her attorney said […]
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North Carolina mails first ballots of fall, as Trump tries to restrict themby New York Times
North Carolina began sending mail ballots to voters early today, the first state to forge ahead with its standard vote-by-mail program as the Trump administration escalates its efforts to restrict […]
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Crack in runway forces 5th closure of Kona airport in less than 3 yearsby Bryce Moore
Kona International Airport's sole runway was shut down on Thursday, September 3, due to a pavement crack, marking the fifth such incident since early 2024.
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Gas prices hold steady at near record highs ahead of Labor Day weekendby Maui Now
Hawaiʻi drivers are paying near-record prices at gas pumps heading into the Labor Day weekend, with little relief in sight, according to AAA Hawaiʻi's Weekend Gas Watch. On Maui, Kahului hit $5.44 […]
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150 Kealakehe Elementary students joined Hawaiʻi Island police in traffic safety campaignby Big Island Now
The campaign focused on the dangers of speeding, reckless driving and driving under the influence.
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New Rooftop Pāʻina pregame party set for UH home openerby Cate Piper
The University of Hawaiʻi is set to debut its new Rooftop Pāʻi fan experience featuring a local concert series starting with the home game against UNLV on September 5.
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Major Hurricane Lowell Update for Friday at 7 a.m.by Big Island Video News
HAWAIʻI - Lowell remains a major hurricane as it moves westward, south of the Hawaiian islands.
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