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Court records indicate the man had his license revoked in July of 2011 for operating a vehicle while under the influence.

The man was barely able to swim and incoherent when he was pulled aboard the Teralani vessel about a mile off of Hanakao’o Beach in Lahaina.

The County felt it was important to inform the community about the meeting considering the fatal crash on Sunday that claimed the lives of five young adults. While the accident remains under investigation, police say they suspect alcohol and speed as factors in the crash, that was reported just south of the King Kekaulike campus near the Kula 200 Hoopalua subdivision.

Eight years after becoming stuck on a reef off of Lahaina, Maui, the “Dolphin” vessel was finally carted away in pieces by helicopter at around 11 a.m. today, according to state officials.

Maui Brewing Co. is partnering with Cogenra Solar on a solar cogeneration project at their Lahaina brewery.

“Always have a designated driver. Always wear your seatbelt. Never take life for granted. Keep your friends close to you because everybody goes–it’s sad to say–everybody has thier day and this shouldn’t have been theirs.”

MauiGrown Coffee is reporting a record harvest this year of their Arabica coffee varieties grown at their 500-acre Kaanapali Estate.

The proposal calls for a new four-lane arterial between Puunene Avenue and Hana Highway with intersections at Dairy Road, Pakaula Street and the Hana Highway.

The County of Maui is proposing to construct a 67-stall employee parking lot on a vacant lot between the Bailey House Museum and Ka’ahumanu Church in Wailuku.

Maui police say the individual was camping with his friends in an area near Shark’s Bay by Sweetheart Rock on the south side of Lanai. The man was identified as 22-year-old Zachary Moloney of Hana.

Two weeks after heavy rains undermined the Hanawana Bridge in East Maui, residents cut off by the partial collapse are nervous about ongoing erosion, but thankful that repairs have been expedited and are set to start next week.

There is no tsunami threat to Hawaii following a preliminary magnitude 4.8 earthquake reported at 10:47 a.m. on Saturday, March 24, 2012 in the Hilo region of the Big Island.

A sold-out crowd of 2,400 arrived at War Memorial Gym early and stayed late Friday night to see a rare “live” performance by the Rainbow Wahine.

Mayor Alan Arakawa in conjunction with the Maui Chamber of Commerce today announced 22 finalists for the upcoming 2012 Mayor’s Small Business Awards.

The department’s Outstanding Recruit Award went to Jonathan Honda for presenting the most consistent achievement in the areas of training, leadership, judgement, attitude and service to others.

Earlier this month heavy rain, high winds and flooding were reported across the island chain resulting in damage to roads and property in the East Maui areas of Hana and Hanawana on Maui.

The 1st Annual Wa’alaulea takes place this weekend, to honor and celebrate the beauty and journey of the Mo’okiha O Pi’ilani, a 62-foot Polynesian voyaging canoe under construction on Maui.

Hilarious hoops, silly skills, and crazy court action comes to Maui as the World Famous Harlem Globetrotters dribble their way to the War Memorial Stadium on Friday, May 11, 2012.

Mayor Alan Arakawa was the first person to use the new “Level 2” electric vehicle charge station now open at the AAAAA Rent-A-Space in Honokowai.

The County of Maui plans to covert trash into energy and lighten its carbon footprint with a new Waste Conversion Plant in Pu’unene. The project is in addition to the Maui Landfill Gas Utilization Project, which was announced last year.