Maui News

Maui Gains Another World Series Champ

With the Nationals’ historic win, Suzuki becomes Maui’s second World Series champion since Shane Victorino since 2013, and the seventh for the state of Hawai’i. 

No Tsunami Threat to Hawaii After Large Philippines Quake

There’s no tsunami threat to Hawaii following a large earthquake in the Philippines reported at around 3:11 p.m. HST on Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2019.

Maui Crime Oct. 20-26: Burglaries, Break-Ins, Thefts

Maui police responded to 10 burglaries, 10 vehicle thefts and 5 vehicle break-ins in Maui County over a seven day period from Oct. 20 to 26, 2019.

Shuttle Service Available for Halloween in Lahaina

Roberts Hawaiʻi is offering a shuttle service as a way for people to get safely to and from Lahaina for Halloween without needing to worry about parking.

Mahi Pono Hires Tim O’Laughlin as COO

As COO, O’Laughlin joins Mahi Pono’s leadership team on Maui which includes, Shan Tsutsui, executive vice president of operations; Grant Nakama, operations manager; and Darren Strand, manager of farming operations.

Maui Resident Receives Judiciary’s Highest Award

Denise Villanova, court administrator of the Second Circuit Court’s Court & Operational Support Services Branch, has received the Judiciary’s highest honor: the Distinguished Service Award.

Costume Store: ‘Shop Until the Dead of Night’

Spirit Halloween, one of Maui Marketplace’s newest tenants, will continue to spread the spooky spirit even after All Hallows’ Eve.

Kīhei Library to Offer Free Books on Halloween

A library representative says the books will be paperbacks that are appropriate for keiki ages 12 and under. 

“HI I Like You” Prints 2019 Lahaina Halloween T-Shirt

Island brand, Hi I Like You, was selected to print this year’s Halloween in Lahaina T-shirt.  The eco-friendly company uses sustainable clothing that utilizes materials such as recycled plastic bottles to “spread happiness and send positive messages.”

Lahaina Halloween Road Closures and Reveler Guidelines

The Maui Police Department is issuing a reminder to the public of road closures and slowed traffic due to this year’s Halloween event in Lahaina.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard Urges Release Information About 9/11 Terrorist Attacks

The congresswoman said, “Though Al Qaeda attacked us on 9/11 over 18 years ago, the American people still do not have the truth about Saudi Arabia and who helped Al Qaeda carry out these attacks.”

Dairy Queen Orange Julius in Lahaina Closed After 20 Years

Dairy Queen Orange Julius at the Lahaina Cannery Mall announced its closure yesterday via social media saying effective Oct. 29th, it’s West Maui location would be closing after 20 years.

Game Bird Hunting Season Opens This Weekend

This year’s game bird hunting season will begin on Saturday and run through Jan. 25, the Department of Land and Natural Resources announced today. 

Flood Advisory for Maui Extended to 10:15 p.m.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu has issued a flood advisory for the island of Maui until 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2019.

Wounded Warrior Gets Warm Welcoming

An injured marine is being treated to a trip of a lifetime here on Maui.

Maui County Plans Lawsuit Against Fossil Fuel Companies

Maui Mayor Michael Victorino today announced his intent for Maui County to file a lawsuit against fossil fuel companies for what he called “mounting impacts of climate change and rising sea levels.”

OluKai Opens Flagship Store at Whalers Village

The Maui store is one of two of the companyʻs first ever locations.

Slideshow: Shops at Wailea Halloween Costume Contest Winners

This yearʻs Halloween costume contest at the Shops at Wailea saw a variety of elaborate outfits, from a silly sushi roll to an adorable Alfalfa. 

Maui Markets to “Check-Out Hunger”

The program allows customers to donate money for meals that will be provided to those in need throughout the holiday season. 

Maui County Unveils Its First 100% Electric Bus

The County of Maui Department of Transportation unveiled its first 100% electric bus during a ceremony last week. 
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