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Whistleblower Lawsuit Against Maui County Dismissed
A Second Circuit Court Judge has dismissed a lawsuit from a former Maui County employee who alleged that he had been retaliated against by his workplace.
Women’s Health, Safety Get Support With New Laws
A total of nine bills were signed into laws this week by Gov. David Ige that support women’s safety and health issues.
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DLNR Cites 10 Dirt Bikers in Kula Forest
DLNR officers issued 46 criminal citations and impounded 10 off-road motorcycles as evidence after they observed illegal dirt biking in Kula Forest Reserve.
Triple Happiness at The Brasserie in Kīhei
The Brasserie at Maui Thai Bistro in Rainbow Mall just added a third round of daily happy hour specials on drinks and food, including many fresh, local options.
Hawaiian Starts Ticket Sales for New Kona-Haneda Route
Beginning on Dec. 20, 2016 there will be three weekly flights from Kona, and four weekly flights from Honolulu to Haneda, Japan starting Dec. 21.
West Maui Hospital to Break Ground in August
The much-anticipated West Maui Hospital and Medical Center will break ground at an on-site public ceremony on Aug. 15. in Lahaina.
Breezy Winds, Lots of Sunshine Today
Moderate to breezy trade winds are expected into Saturday, with lighter winds expected from Sunday into next week. The trade winds will bring clouds and showers…
Python Found on Maui Coffee Farm
A live snake was captured by a Maui coffee farm worker on Friday afternoon, July 1, 2016.
DOH Investigates Additional Hepatitis Cases
Additional cases of hepatitis A infection have been reported to the state State Department of Health, increasing the number of confirmed cases to 31.
Capobianco Murder Trial: Details of Final Moments with Charli
Steven Capobianco recalls final moments with Charli Scott before she went missing back in February 2014.
Flags to Fly at Half-Staff for Maui’s First Mayor
Gov. David Ige has ordered that US and state of Hawai‘i flags will flown at half-staff out of respect for the late former Maui County Mayor Elmer Cravalho.
Day Four: Mā‘alaea Fire 80% Contained
On day four, July 5, 2016, of the Mā‘alaea brush fire, fire crews have made some progress and are calling the 4,700 acre fire about 80% contained.
First Major Hurricane of E. Pac Season
The National Hurricane Center is tracking the first major hurricane of the Eastern Pacific season. As of the 5 p.m. update, Hurricane Blas…
Man Dies Near Black Rock After Snorkeling Incident
Maui Police responded to the Black Rock area near the Sheraton Resort for a report of an unresponsive male being tended to by emergency personnel this morning.
Hawai‘i’s Marijuana and Opiate Use Near Record High
Marijuana usage in Hawai‘i increased from the first quarter 2016 from 2.4% to 2.9% in the second quarter, according to a workplace drug-use report.
Assistance Program Ready to Help HC&S Workers
The A Hui Hou Fund has been set up to provide HC&S displaced workers with emergency assistance. Applications are available online and at MUW in Wailuku.
Wet Trades Expected Today
Moderate to locally breezy trade winds are expected this week but wind speeds could decrease next weekend. Clouds and showers should favor windward…
Fourth of July Holiday Weather Forecast
Fresh to strong trade winds are expected to weaken slightly by Monday. Low clouds and showers will focus over windward and mauka spots through Tuesday, occasionally bringing…
What’s Being Done About Illegal Fireworks on Maui
Every 4th of July, thousands of fireworks light up the night sky. The fireworks are big, loud, beautiful, dangerous and illegal.
Māʻalaea Brush Fire, Aerial Reconnaissance
A brush fire above the intersection of the Honoapiʻilani Highway and Kūihelani Highway in Māʻalaea has flared up again.
