Maui News
Top Maui Headlines with Kiaora Bohlool
Here are some of the important headlines and stories you need to know around Maui, in this brief newscast with Maui Now’s Kiaora Bohlool.
Maui Police Issue 325 Citations During 2018 St. Patrick’s Day Campaign
Maui police issued a total of 325 traffic citations during the recent 2018 St. Patrick’s Day Impaired Driving campaign, including 10 impaired driving arrests.
Hāna Student Suspended for Switching Position of Hawaiian Flag
Malaikini’s initial goal was to get two flag poles so that the Hawaiian flag does not get placed below the US flag, but now he sees a broader purpose.
Hawai‘i, Maui Benefits from Increased Federal Funding Bill
Spending Bill Includes Millions In New and Increased Funding For Veterans’ Health Care, Clean Energy, and Native Hawaiian Education and Health Care Programs
Arakawa Unveils “Most Aggressive Budget” to Date
Calling it his “most aggressive budget to date,” Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa presented his version of the proposed Fiscal Year 2019 budget to Maui council members.
Water Shutdown Scheduled for Part of Kīhei
The Maui DWS will be working with contractors to check valves in preparation for an upcoming water tie-in project on Kanani Road in the central Kīhei area.
Maui Murder Proceeding Suspended, Mental Health Examination Ordered
Proceedings in a Maui murder case involving a machete attack in a mall restroom, have been suspended while a mental health examination is conducted.
Past “Floatillas” Prompt Increased Patrols During Spring Break
The Coast Guard and partner agencies will conduct increased patrols in Oʻahu waters beginning this weekend to ensure safety of oceangoers during Spring Break.
Hughes Named Maui District Teacher of the Year
Maui’s Francine Hughes is among a list of teachers from across the state that were named Teacher of the Year for their respective districts by the state DOE.
West Maui Stream Flows Guaranteed by Historic Decision
A historic decision made by CWRM protects instream flows at four West Maui streams: Ukumehame, Olowalu, Launiupoko and Kauaʻula.
Pi‘iholo Tree Removal, Road Closure to Start March 26
Emergency tree removal along Piʻiholo Road will begin on Monday, March 26, according to an announcement from the Department of Public Works.
Complaint Inspection Finds No Violations at KFC Kahului
A video showing a man filling a clear bag with what appears to be dark animal organs, and then walking the bag into the back door of of the KFC prompted a …
Brown Water Advisory Issued from Waiheʻe to Kahului Harbor
A Brown Water Advisory has been issued from Waiheʻe to Kahului Harbor
California Jerky Factory Recalls 1,238 Pounds of Beef Jerky
These items were sent to retail locations in California, Hawaiʻi and Nevada, and were also offered for internet sales.
High Surf Warning in Effect for North and East Shores
The National Weather Service has extended the High Surf Warning for North and East facing shores of Maui County
South Maui Community Park Temporarily Closed
The South Maui Community Park will be temporarily closed for emergency work to install a 12-inch Double Check Detector Assembly at the main entry gate.
Mice Attacks on Albatross Prompt Proposed Removal From Midway
Biologists do not yet know what triggered the mice to begin preying on the albatross. The US Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to remove the invasive …
Maui Murder Suspect Heard Saying: “I Was Sent To End You”
A witness said he heard Sylva tell Cerezo, “I was sent to end you,” and “I’ve been sending demons to the moon,” before swinging a machete at the victim.
Souki to Resign Amid Ethics Commission Settlement
Long-time lawmaker Joe Souki of Maui will resign from his legislative post amid a state Ethics Commission settlement over allegations of sexual harassment.
Murder Suspect in Mall Stabbing Makes Initial Court Appearance
Kumulipo Sylva appeared via poly-com for his first court appearance after being charged with second degree murder for a fatal stabbing on Maui on Sunday.
