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DOH Investigates Dengue Fever on Oahu
Based on an ongoing investigation the four cases appear to be related and were infected near their homes by mosquitoes.
Aloha Iapana: a benefit for Japan featuring Reichel
The Aloha Iapana concert on Maui features world renowned recording artist Kealii Reichel, along with Willie K, Napua Makua, Amy Hanaialii…
30 MW Kahulu Wind Commercial Operations Begin
The project is able generate enough renewable energy to power up to 7,700 Oahu homes annually.
HTA Approves $3 Million to Offset Japan Decline
The HTA yesterday approved more than $3 million for programs to help offset a projected decline in Japanese visitors to Hawaii.
State Pursues $170 Million From Online Travel Companies
The state is seeking $170 million in unpaid hotel occupancy taxes they say is owed by online travel companies that furnish hotel rooms in the state.
15 New Tuberculosis Cases on Maui in 2010
The Hawaii State Department of Health joins in the observance of World Tuberculosis Day today, March 24.
BYU-Hawaii reaches Final Four in Division-II
Brigham Young-Hawaii has advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Division-II national tournament in Springfield, Mass.
Verizon Bringing 4G High Speed Wireless To Maui
Verizon Wireless announced yesterday that it is bringing its high speed 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network to four Hawaii cities in 2011.
Maui Invitational teams faring well in Big Dance
The two finalists in the Maui Invitational — Connecticut and Kentucky — back in November are still alive in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA basketball tournament.
Auwahi Wind Farm Would Power 6600 Homes
Public comment is being accepted on a Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Auwahi Wind Farm at Ulupalakua Ranch.
Symposium To Explore Maui County’s Growing Green Workforce
The County of Maui’s Office of Economic Development and the Hawaii State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR) are co-sponsoring a Green Workforce Development Symposium on March 30, 2011.
Former MPD Officer Arrested in Alleged Sex Assault Case
A former Maui Police officer was arrested today on a bench warrant for allegations of sex assault.
Safe but Increased Radiation Level Recorded
Officials say that background levels fluctuate slightly, but are still considered safe.
Maui big leaguers gear up for baseball season
The start of the baseball season is less than two weeks away and it appears as if the Valley Isle will again have three local boys on opening day rosters.
Oregon Man wanted on Kidnapping Allegations Arrested on Maui
An Oregon man, wanted on a felony warrant in connection with a missing 13 year old runaway, was arrested on Maui this weekend.
Mahinahina Exploratory Well Proposed in West Maui
The plan was designed to address system vulnerabilities during periods of drought and maintenance.
Aloha Initiative: Maui Launches Host Program for Displaced Japan Families
The organized homestay program would provide respite to families from Japan for predetermined periods of time.
Schatz Pursues Hawaii Priorities in Washington D.C.
The Lt. Governor has also expressed interest in pursuing federal funds for homeless prevention, and Medicaid reimbursement.
VIDEO: KMVI AM 550 Tower Collapse
The longstanding KMVI AM 550 radio tower in Central Maui was brought down today in a controlled collapse. The 5 and a half ton structure stood 450 feet tall. Its flashing red lights served as a beacon and landmark for many years to passing pilots, motorists, and residents alike.
UH Experts Confirm Japan Radiation Virtually No Threat
Experts from the University of Hawaii at Manoa’s Department of Meteorology said Friday that the radiation risk for Hawaii from the Japan nuclear plant is “extremely negligible”.
