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Liko Aʻe Native Hawaiian Scholarships Available
The funds will enable the disbursal of 40 to 50 additional scholarships this year.
Maui’s Noni Biotech Receives Presidential Export Award
During World Trade Week ceremonies last month, Noni Biotech International, a Maui-based Noni products manufacturing company, was awarded the Presidential “E” Award for Exports by U.S. Department of Commerce Secretary Gary Locke at the Department’s headquarters in Washington, D.C.
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GM Beane Tells Suzuki: Avoid Collisions at Plate
Oakland general manager Billy Beane has instructed his catcher, Kurt Suzuki, to avoid collisions at home plate.
Maui Boy Captures Jr. Rodeo State Title
Kalama 8th grader Kanoa Awai Dickson won the Tie Down Roping Championship, earning him a spot in the National event taking place in Gallup, New Mexico later this month.
Santana Plays Secret Show on Maui
Renowned guitarist Carlos Santana played an invite-only concert on the Kaanapali Golf Course over the weekend.
Don’t Drink Yourself Fat: Maui’s New Campaign
Federal funds will support a new public awareness campaign on Maui and Kauai that discourages the consumption of sugar sweetened drinks.
Honoapiilani Culvert Replacement Results in Wailuku Detour
State crews will have a detour in place on the Wailuku end of the Honoapiilani Highway from May 31 to June 3 for culvert replacement.
Napua Makua Tops List of Maui Hoku Winners
In addition to being named Favorite Entertainer, Makua also earned Hoku awards for Female Vocalist of the Year and Hawaiian Album of the Year.
Hawaii Left Out of NCAA Baseball Tourney
The University of Hawaii baseball team did not receive an at-large invitation to the NCAA tournament when the field was announced this morning.
VIDEO/PHOTOS: Maui Firefighters Battle Weekend Brush Fires
The blaze came within 30 feet of an existing structure, but did not cause any damages. The brush fire was burning mauka of the road, and on the wailuku side of the bridge.
Axis Deer Threat on Maui Brings Perspective to Big Island
Axis deer have already caused extensive problems for the agricultural industry in Maui County, growing six fold in 10 years. Now, populations are being confirmed on the Big Island.
5 Maui Residents Indicted in Alleged Fraud Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted five Maui residents for their alleged involvement in a conspiracy to bilk others out of thousands of dollars, under promises of debt assistance.
Hawaii Wins Opener, Faces Fresno State Today
Hawaii advanced in the Western Athletic Conference baseball tournament with a 2-1 win over San Jose State and will face Fresno State today.
Maui Charter Commission Hearing Schedule Released
Residents are encouraged to participate in this once-per-decade chance to influence the way Maui is run.
Biggest Loser Inspires Molokai Students
Inspired by the reality TV show “The Biggest Loser”, Director Donna Haytko-Paoa, UH Maui College-Molokai Education Coordinator, decided to motivate students and faculty to lose weight and embrace a healthy lifestyle.
New Fisheries Enforcement Unit Created on Maui
Unsustainable coastal development and pollution, along with a high volume of fishing activity, have led to the decline of 75 percent of nearshore fish populations in Hawaii.
Dinner At Nick’s During Restaurant Week In Wailea
During restaurant week, Nick’s has a pre-fixe three-course menu for just $49. Time dinner to watch the sun set behind the palms and torches.
VIDEO: Could Maui be the Next Silicon Valley?
With a Super Computer, High Tech Park, and world class beaches, Mauis unique mix of sun, sand and sophistication has some testing the waters of technology in the middle of the Pacific.
Hawaiian Educators Spread Immersion Message in Washington
The witnesses discussed their success with Hawaiian immersion schools, and spoke on ways to replicate the programs in native communities across the nation.
Maui Reliever Texeira Claimed by Yankees
Relief pitcher Kanekoa Texeira of Maui has been claimed by the New York Yankees and assigned to Triple-A farm team.










