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UH: Moon soil reads as cosmic time capsule for exploding stars

A new study led by a University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa researcher discovered that the Moon’s mixed-up soil can be read as a cosmic time capsule for exploding stars.

Firefighters battle rubbish bin fires at Maui Eldorado

Maui firefighters responded to a fire burning at several rubbish and recycling bins at the Maui Eldorado in Kāʻanapali early Tuesday morning.

Hawaiʻi Meals on Wheels reaches record 100 routes, calls for more volunteers

Today, Hawaiʻi Meals on Wheels delivers approximately 800 meals each day, relying on 300 volunteers to help get meals into the hands of those who need them.

The visitor industry raises $69,176 for education and workforce programs

Thirty-six teams formed by hotels and hospitality businesses, in addition to Maui Hotel & Lodging Association member donors, raised a net total of $69,176 at the 29th Annual Excellence in Education Golf Tournament.

Hana Hou Hospitality’s Round-Up Program supports Maui nonprofits

The program is available at participating Hana Hou Hospitality restaurants, including Māla Ocean Tavern, Coco Deck Lahaina, Pizza Paradiso, and Pineapple Robot. Each quarter, Hana Hou Hospitality selects a local nonprofit organization to receive the contributions, allowing guests to support meaningful causes simply by adding a small amount to their restaurant bill.

Wolfgang Puck and Byron Lazaroff-Puck bring their global Generational Tasting Tour to Spago Maui

Continuing a successful series of dinners across the globe, Wolfgang Puck and Byron Lazaroff-Puck will bring their Generational Tasting Tour to Spago Maui on Sept. 17, 2026, continuing the international culinary journey that brings two generations of the Puck family together for an intimate, one-night-only dining experience.

Council gives initial approval for creating new ordinance for a Food and Nutrition Security Plan

Maui County Council members unanimously passed a bill on first reading last week that would codify a Food and Nutrition Security Plan as a permanent framework guiding agricultural development and food access in Maui County. At its Aug. 6 meeting, the Agriculture, Diversification, Environment and Public Transportation Committee recommended approval of Bill 98 on first […]

Maui’s Artie Austin and Lakota Lee among Maui Junior Championship winners

Maui’s Artie Austin of Wailuku won the 9-Hole Flight, and Lakota Lee of Kīhei won the Boys 15-18 division.

Mana O Maui opens registration for free fall Surf-N-Turf afterschool program for Maui youth

Mana O Maui has opened registration for the fall season of Surf-N-Turf, a free afterschool program that takes Maui youth ages 11 to 17 surfing and hiking on four Wednesdays this September.

Lahainaluna High to host historic football game uniting two communities devastated by wildfires

Lahainaluna High School will host Paradise High School of California for a historic “Unity Bowl” under the theme “Two Towns, One Spirit.”

Gov. Green announces $58 Million federal investment to strengthen rural healthcare across Hawaiʻi

Gov. Josh Green today announced $58 million in federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program to improve access to healthcare and strengthen services in rural and underserved communities across Hawaiʻi.

Lowell to pass south of Hawaiʻi as a major hurricane; Karina continues on westward path

Lowell, now a hurricane, is forecast to strengthen into a major hurricane by Wednesday night, according to the NWS. The system is about 575 miles southeast of the Big Island, and is forecast to pass south of the Big Island late Wednesday into Thursday. The forecast remains uncertain for Labor Day weekend as Lowell exists and the focus shifts more to Karina, bringing the system about 600 miles E of the Big Island on Saturday.

Hawai‘i Journalism Initiative Chevron Forward

New vision, ancient roots: How Maui County’s ʻŌiwi Resources Department is putting Hawaiian ancestral knowledge to work
$4B Mākena development with 652 homes advances after reducing project 27% due to public pushback
New West Maui fire station costing at least $240K more due to U.S.-Canada trade war
Hurricane Lala washed out Nāhiku bridge. Nobody seems to know who’s responsible for rebuilding the ‘lifeline’

History & Culture Chevron Forward

Hawaiian Moment — ʻAhahui Kaʻahumanu, Hawaiʻi’s oldest Hawaiian civic society
Hawaiian Mission Houses and Makawao Cemetery present Cemetery History Theatre, July 18 and 19
Kaula Lūʻau production nominated for USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Award
Hawaiian Native Corporation provides funding to Hui Hānai for upcoming publication

Maui Business Chevron Forward

Maui Chamber to host Employment Law Seminar to help businesses navigate changing labor laws

Maui Chamber of Commerce and BizFlixTalk™ Bring Subsidized Business Growth Program to Maui Entrepreneurs

Maui County Federal Credit Union hires Henry Arroyo as Chief Information Officer

Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui CEO Kelly Maluo-Pearson to retire after nearly 30 years of service

Maui Diagnostic Imaging expands imaging services with new CT technology, MRI upgrades

Arts & Entertainment Chevron Forward

Maui-rooted film, ‘All the Things I Leave You (Patawid)’ could represent Philippines at the Oscars

Maui Arts & Cultural Center presents two free public programs at Schaefer International Gallery

Monthly Mokuʻula film screening, Sept. 11

20th Annual Kū Mai Ka Hula competition at the MACC, Sept. 12

DUKE by Moses Goods with opening musical performance by The Liliʻu Project, Sept. 5-6 on Maui

Maui Food and Dining Chevron Forward

Hana Hou Hospitality’s Round-Up Program supports Maui nonprofits
Wolfgang Puck and Byron Lazaroff-Puck bring their global Generational Tasting Tour to Spago Maui
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea introduces new café experience, Pantry Maui by Madhappy
Maui Coffee Association honors Kimo Falconer as 2026 Farmer of the Year
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Housing & Real Estate Chevron Forward

Construction underway for new 35-unit Kehalani Apartments in Wailuku; Completion set for January 2028
Public hearing scheduled Thursday for Hoʻonani Village affordable-housing project
Final EIS accepted for 652-unit Mākena Mauka housing development
Hotel rezoning amendments would shrink housing inventory envisioned by vacation rental phase-out, critics say

Maui Activities Chevron Forward

West Maui keiki invited to inaugural Kā‘anapali Keiki Fishing Tournament End of Summer Bash
Nō Ka ʻOi Aesthetics presents Flow & Glow wellness event at Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows
HTA announces $1 million in support for 10 signature events in 2026
Coral Spawning Night at Maui Ocean Center, July 15

Big Island News Chevron Forward

Authorities ask the public to help locate Brandon Cranfield

Authorities are urgently seeking the public's help to locate Brandon Cranfield, a 29-year-old man last seen in Kailua-Kona on August 28.

Secret Service agent to speak at Waimea Community Town Hall about protecting against cyber fraud

The meeting will not be live-streamed or recorded for public posting, so in-person attendance is encouraged.

Hurricane Lowell to generate strong swells for Big Island beginning Wednesday, but not wind or rain

The swells generated by Hurricane Lowell are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions for portions of the Hawaiian Islands, according to the 5 a.m. Tuesday forecast of the Central Pacific Hurricane Center.

Meet Republican Party gubernatorial candidate Gary Cordery in Kona

The West Hawai‘i Republican Party will also be having weekly sign-waving events in support of Cordery and other Republican candidates ahead of the General election in November.

Archival data from Subaru Telescope reveals unexpected surface of distant comet

Subaru Telescope's archival images has unveiled insights into a distant comet's behavior, which differs from the dark asteroids it resembles.

Kauai News Chevron Forward

Brown water advisory lifted for Kauaʻi, continues for three areas

The brown water advisory has been lifted at Kōloa Landing but remains in effect at three beaches.

Hurricane Lowell to generate strong swells for portions of Hawaiian Islands, but not wind or rain

Forecasters and officials continue to monitor the storm closely; residents and businesses encouraged to prepare for possible severe weather, especially with above average hurricane season predicted.

Federal funding coming to Hawai‘i to strengthen rural health care

The federal investment will help train and retain more healthcare professionals, provide new ambulances in every county and modernize emergency communications.

KIUC looks to fill key leadership role with retirement of the Member Services and Communications Manager

The Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative seeks a new member services and communications manager as Beth Amaro prepares to retire in early 2027.

6 new Pwo navigators inducted by Polynesian Voyaging Society

Four Native Hawaiian women among the inductees, marking a historic new chapter in the legacy of Master Navigator Mau Piailug and future of leadership in Polynesian voyaging.