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1,596 Citations Issued in Maui Seat Belt Enforcement
The Maui Police Department issued a total of 1,596 citations during a two-week Click It Or Ticket seat belt enforcement campaign that ran from May 23 to June 5, 2016.
Winds 20 mph or More Today
Moderate to breezy trade winds into the weekend. Passing showers will be focused over windward and mauka areas. An increase in shower activity is expected…
Twin Suspect Released, Judge Drops Murder Case
The defendant, 37-year-old Alexandria Duval (also known as Allison Dadow) was ordered to be discharged.
Haʻikū Woman Suffers Fatal Injuries in Baldwin Avenue Crash
A Maui woman suffered fatal injuries and two others were hospitalized following a deadly motor vehicle accident on Baldwin Avenue in Pāʻia on June 7, 2016.
EPA Weighs in on Lahaina Injection Wells in West Maui
The EPA filed an amicus brief with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals involving the use of injection wells at Maui’s Lahaina Wastewater Reclamation Facility.
Twin Faces Murder Charge in Death of Sister, SUV Driven off 200 Foot Maui Cliff
Alexandria Duval (Allison Dadow) is accused of second degree murder in the death of her twin sister. Police say she made an unsuccessful attempt to leave Maui.
Bicycle Accident on Haleakalā Hwy
Emergency crews are on the scene of an accident involving a bicyclist on the Haleakalā Highway (377). The accident was reported at around 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday, June 7, 2016, between Mile 4 and 5.
“Boatload of Decision Makers” Reveals Plight of West Maui Reefs
A boatload of decision makers visited Maui waters to see firsthand how land-based pollutants and unsustainable fishing practices are killing coral reefs.
Hōkūleʻa Greeted by Thousands in New York City
The Hōkūleʻa is on a worldwide voyage that began more than two years ago and is in New York to ring in World Oceans Day on Wednesday. The voyage is scheduled to conclude in June 2017.
Old Front to Bring Rather Wet Conditions Today
Trade winds are forecast to slowly return across the island chain through Monday. More typical trade wind weather is expected…
Haʻikū Artist Overnight Success
Haʻikū artist, Amanda Joy Bowers, achieved overnight success after one of her art pieces went viral on Facebook.
Ask the Mayor: Segway Tours in Historic Lahaina Town?
Why do we have Segway tours in historic Lahaina Town? They travel on busy sidewalks, get in the way of traffic and are just tacky.
EXCLUSIVE: Catching Up with Kai Lenny
Maui Now catches up watermen, Kai Lenny. “I always dreamt about flying like a malolo (flying fish) downwind.” He’s now designing the first foil paddle board.
National Donut Day Observance on Maui, June 3
Krispy Kreme Kahului and The Salvation Army on Maui have partnered up for today’s observation of National Donut Day.
70,000 Bees, 60 Pounds of Honey Removed from Hive in Maui Siren
Crews today successfully removed a large honey bee colony that was found within a State Civil Defense emergency siren lock box near Haycraft Beach Park in Māʻalaea.
UPDATE: Kaʻahumanu Avenue Rollover Accident
A 51-year-old Kahana man was transported to the hospital after experiencing a medical condition while driving on Kaʻahumanu Avenue in Kahului on Thursday afternoon.
Maui Red Cross Workers Deploy to Texas Flood Areas
Two Hawaiʻi Red Cross volunteers from Maui are deploying to Texas to help with the Red Cross response to devastating floods in the region.
8 Maui Ecotour Companies Get Seal of Approval
The Hawaiʻi Ecotourism Association has expanded their Sustainable Tour Certification Program. There are now 8 Maui businesses with the Seal of Approval.
Hawaiian Airlines Reduces Rates for Limited Time
Hawaiian Airlines is offering reduced interisland rates starting at $68 one way for travel Mondays through Thursdays plus Saturdays.
Incredible Rescue Leads to Heart-warming Gesture More Than a Decade Later
More than a decade ago, the Baxters came across 3 people drifting in the middle of the ocean. One of them was lead singer of Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder…
