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Officials at Haleakalā National Park issued another reminder to motorists to slow down, saying two female nēnē were killed recently by speeding motorists on Crater Road.

The incident was first reported at around 7:15 a.m., with two male individuals aboard the 21-foot boat, about two miles outside of the Harbor.

The EOD determined that the device was not an explosive ordnance, removed the cover, and found no explosive components or substance within.

As part of the fundraising efforts, the resort’s 650 employees will host “Maui’s Biggest Garage Sale” from 6:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 23, in the hotel’s main ballroom.

The Safety Selfie Competition promoted the enjoyment of safe activities, rather than going in cane ditches and plantation roads.

Late US Senator Daniel K. Inouye will be honored posthumously tomorrow with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor.

The price to re-charge an electric vehicle will be a flat $6.50 for off-peak, $7 for mid-peak, and $7.50 for priority-peak periods.

A total of 21,527 gallons of wastewater spilled along South Kīhei Road and Halama Street on Monday morning, with a portion entering storm drains at the Welakahao and Auhana Street intersections.

A 56-year-old woman was airlifted from Puʻuōlaʻi in South Maui on Sunday after reports that she was unable to make her way down from the hill, officials said.

Referred to as “one of the greatest living slack key guitar players” by Esquire, we talk to Makana about his new album and the influences that led to it.

A 63-year-old man was rescued from the pali lookout on Maui after falling approximately 20- to 30-feet on Saturday evening, fire officials said.

The appraisal is for the 2.5 mile stretch of shoreline from Olowalu to Puamana that the county is considering for purchase, to use as future park space.

It’s the weekend and these particular 48 hours offer fundraisers galore and three funky – two perhaps even avant garde – shows at the MACC.

So far, the website features tracking of seven sharks–one male and six female–ranging in size from 9.3 feet to 14.2 feet. The tracking dates back to the period starting between Oct. 17 and 20, 2013, when the sharks were first tagged with the satellite devices.

County crews kept Baldwin Park in Pāʻia closed for a second day on Thursday, because of flooding conditions overnight caused by high surf.

Judge Karl Sakamoto today issued a ruling in support of a newly passed law that legalizes same sex marriage in Hawaiʻi, in response to a challenge that was filed by opponents seeking court intervention to prevent its implementation.

Recent heavy rains and forecasts calling for more wet weather, prompted a cancellation today of the 20% voluntary water restriction that was in place for Upcountry water customers.

At 10:51 a.m. HST, on Wednesday, Nov. 13, Hawaiʻi became the 15th state to legally recognize same-sex marriage, as Governor Neil Abercrombie signed the bill into law before an invited crowd at the Hawaiʻi Convention Center.

Nēnē breeding and nesting season has started at Haleakalā National Park, prompting an advisory to visitors to obey posted speed limits and exercise caution while driving in the park. Last year, park officials said that on average, there has been one nēnē road fatality per year during the nesting season.

Same-sex marriage in Hawaiʻi is one signature away from becoming law after passing in a final 19-4 vote by the Hawaiʻi Senate today.