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Deadly Honoapi‘ilani Accident Claims Life of Lahaina Man
The collision occurred as a white 2017 Mercedes-Benz cargo van, operated by a 20-year old male from Kahului, was traveling north bound on Honoapiilani Highway when it crossed left of center and collided head-on into a silver 1987 Nissan pickup truck traveling south on Honoapiilani Highway.
Scuba Diver in Distress Brought to Safety at Māla Wharf
A scuba diver is safe after becoming separated from her dive group in West Maui waters on Saturday afternoon.
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Boyfriend of Missing Maui Woman Asks for Prayers
In a brief interview in the Makawao Forest Reserve this evening, Benjamin Konkol, the boyfriend of missing Maui woman Amanda Eller took a few moments to talk…
Day 11: Volunteers Continue to Fill in GPS Search Map
Over 100 searchers, about 25 support staff, a dozen drivers, several drones, rappellers, divers, and one search-and-rescue canine team participated in Saturday’s search for Amanda Eller.
10 Days Missing: More Scent Dogs Used in Search for Amanda Eller
Additional scent dogs along with divers, drones and rappellers, have been utilized in the search for Amanda Eller.
Search for Amanda Eller Highlights: Official Timeline, Media Q&A
Maui Police are asking ANYONE who was at the Makawao Forest Reserve on May 8, to call police. Eller’s boyfriend has been cleared as a person of interest at this
Drones & Dogs Used in the Search for Amanda Eller
Team leader in search for Amanda Eller: “As long as we can keep getting volunteers to come out, we’re going to keep using them and keep extending the search.
“Pop” Heard, Three Vehicles Observed on Fire in Waiehu
Three vehicles sustained heavy damage in a fire along the roadside in Waiehu near the Waiehu Beach Center early this morning.
Little Fire Ant Infestation in Happy Valley Spans 3 Acres
There’s been nearly a dozen incidents of little fire ants on Maui since the island’s first report in 2009. This latest infestation spans 3 acres in Happy Valley
LIVE: Maui Police Press Conference on Missing Person Amanda Eller
The Maui Police Department hosts a press conference to provide updates on the Missing Person case involving Amanda Eller, who was last seen on May 8, 2019.
Wild Boar Captured in Kā‘anapali Neighborhood
Pig farmers joined police this morning in capturing a wild boar found roaming a Kāʻanapali Hillside neighborhood.
Family of Missing Maui Woman Makes Plea for National Guard Help
The search for a missing woman on Maui–35-year-old Amanda Eller–continues. After a week of searching, today, her family is making a plea.
Vehicle Accident Knocks Down Power Poles in Honokōwai, Maui
A vehicle accident involving downed power poles on Wednesday afternoon forced the closure of Lower Honoapiilani in the West Maui area of Honokowai.
Victorino Praises State Funds, Including $110 M for Pā‘ia Bypass
“These projects include much-needed school buildings, $110 million for the Pāʻia bypass and $38 million for upgrades at Kahului Airport terminal and…
Missing Person Update: Maui Police Respond to 9-1-1 Call From Above Makawao Forest
On Tuesday, May 14, 2019, a 911 call was received from an area above the Makawao Forest Reserve about possible additional information to this investigation.
A Week Missing: New Video Shows Amanda Eller at Ha‘ikū Market
New surveillance photos of what appears to be Eller’s vehicle parking outside of the Haʻikū Market have been released.
Search of Ha‘ikū Home Nets Arrest, 1.2 Pounds of Meth Found
Vice Division Narcotics Unit officers executed search warrants on Bronsen Rodrigues, 33, at his residence in Haʻikū. His bail was set at $150,000, cash only.
Mayor, Lt. Gov. Tour Old UH-Maui College Dorm Site
“I’m confident that these can be renovated into emergency housing,” Mayor Victorino said.
Search for Amanda Eller Expands to ‘Hog Ridge’ Area
Volunteers continued their search for Amanda Eller on Tuesday, May 14, 2019–six days after she was reported missing at the Makawao Forest Reserve.
Two Visitors Rescued at Pu‘u Keka‘a
The incident was reported at 2:22 p.m. on May 13, 2019 at Puʻu Kekaʻa in the area often referred to as “Black Rock” in Kāʻanapali.









