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Maui’s Kula Forest Reserve, Polipoli Reopen
The Kula Forest Reserve and Polipoli Spring Recreation Area reopened following completion of a two-month project for road repairs and fuel mitigation work.
Search Resumes for Fisherman Off Hāna, Maui
The crewmember reportedly fell overboard from the 68-foot Kawaiola fishing vessel sometime in the afternoon.
Made in Maui County Festival Off to Solid Start
This annual festival is the most sought-after products show in Maui County offering a springboard for local companies to take their business to the next level..
Hawaiʻi Students Report Fewer Incidents of Cyberbullying
Fewer Hawaiʻi public middle school students say they have been bullied at school over the last two years, according to new youth survey results.
Maui Affordable Housing, Transportation Legislation Passes Out of Committee
The bill proposes an expedited review process for county permits for qualifying 100% residential workforce housing projects.
Commercial Tour Crewman Charged with Shark Chumming
Marden Ribeiro, 35, of Pūpūkea was observed holding a bucket and chum the water by throwing fish into the ocean, which authorities say attracted several sharks.
Pā‘ia Waterline Break on Hāna Hwy Near Tavares Bay
Motorists are advised of a waterline break along the Hāna Highway in Pāʻia near Tavares Bay.
Proposed Maui Solar-Plus-Storage Project Meeting
AES will host a community meeting on Thursday, Nov. 15, to share information and gather community feedback on a proposed solar-plus-storage project near Waikapū, Maui.
“Bowls For Keiki” to Raise Funds for Keiki Cancer
Funds raised during this year’s event will go towards the launch of the Pacific Cancer Foundation’s Keiki Cancer Program.
Former Maui Police Captain Sentenced to Probation
Former Maui Police Captain, Stephen Orikasa was sentenced on Tuesday to one year probation for a misdemeanor fourth degree sex assault charge.
Lahaina’s Dusty Payne Rebounds at HIC Pro
After sustaining major injuries to his skull, jaw and face from a tragic wipeout at Pipeline in January of this year, Maui’s Dusty Payne persisted through months of rehabilitation to compete and ended on top of his Round Three heat in heroic form on Tuesday.
Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Rules in Favor of TMT
OHA will move forward with a lawsuit alleging the state and UH have neglected legal duties to adequately manage the mountain and have prioritized astronomical development at the expense of properly caring for Maunakea’s natural and cultural resources.
Pedestrian on Electronic Skateboard Dies, Struck by Vehicle in Kahului
A pedestrian riding an electronic skateboard suffered fatal injuries after being struck by a vehicle on Kaʻahumanu Avenue in Kahului on Monday night.
2018 Halloween in Lahaina
This Halloween, experience the first-ever curated Halloween Arts Event in Campbell Park with Lighted Art Installations, Live Performances and Special Guest DJs.
Flash Flood Watch Continued Through Late Tonight
Forecasters with the National Weather Service say deep tropical moisture along with a strong upper level trough is expected to produce heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding.
Lahaina Safeway Celebrates Re-Grand Opening of Newly Remodeled Store
Safeway will celebrate the re-grand opening of its newly remodeled store in Lahaina Cannery Mall on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018. The 60,000-square-foot store will hold a private blessing, followed by a brief program with check presentations to local nonprofits.
Maui Flood Watch Until Late Tuesday
Deep tropical moisture along with a strong upper level trough is expected to produce heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding. NWS forecasters say the flood threat for Maui County will be greatest on Monday and Tuesday night.
Puʻunēnē Structure Fire Destroys Abandoned Home
Crews arrived to find an old plantation home fully involved in fire, across the street from the Puʻunēnē Post Office.
New Backcountry Wood Lockers Reduce Need for Helicopters at Haleakalā
Park rangers say Haleakalā National Park’s new wood lockers will promote responsible use of firewood, ensure that all visitors have plenty of wood (three logs per night), and will reduce noise pollution and wildlife disturbance in the crater, which is Congressionally designated Wilderness and world famous for being one of the quietest places on earth.
Waterline Break on Wākea Avenue in Kahului
Due to a 12-inch waterline break in Kahului this morning, Wākea Avenue in Kahului will be restricted to one lane traffic only between Lono and Kamehameha Avenues.





