Maui News
UPDATE: Mexico Quake Death Toll Continues to Rise
News sources report that the death toll as of today, Wednesday, Sept. 20, has risen to 226.
‘I‘iwi Receives Protection Under Endangered Species Act
Officials say that ‘i‘iwi are now virtually gone from the islands of Lāna‘i, O‘ahu, Moloka‘i and West Maui, while the population on Kaua‘i is in steep decline.
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Hawai‘i Part of Multi-State Investigation Into Opioid Epidemic
Hawai‘i has joined a bipartisan coalition of states seeking documents and information today from manufacturers and distributors of prescription opioids.
Senators Urge President to Fill S. Korea Diplomatic Vacancies
In the wake of North Korea’s actions, Senate-confirmed nominees for diplomatic positions in South Korea would provide stable leadership…
Brush Fire Scorches 2 Acres near Lahainaluna HS
West Maui fire crews responded to a brush fire near the Lahainaluna High School campus at 12:56 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 18, 2017,
Parks & Recreation Moves Sports and Rec Programs to Tri-Annual Permit
With the new permit process, coaches, league organizers, athletic directors and other sports officials must submit their application requests months before each season begins.
Red Cross Volunteers to Install Free Smoke Alarms in Homes
Red Cross volunteers will be installing free smoke alarms in areas that include Upcountry Maui, West Maui, South Maui, and Lāna‘i
‘Astronauts’ Conclude Mauna Loa Mars Mission
Six crew members emerged from the Hawai‘i Space Exploration Analog and Simulation habitat on Mauna Loa on Sunday morning, wrapping up an eight-month mission.
Sen. Hirono Seeks Additional Protection for Hawai‘i in Light of Escalating Threats
”Sen. Hirono: “As we continue to face threats from North Korea, the United States must ensure that Hawai‘i and the Indo-Asia-Pacific region are protected.”
Drought Report: 90.65% of State Abnormally Dry or Drier
The majority of the island of Maui was experiencing moderate drought conditions and severe drought conditions were marked from Kīhei to Wailea-Mākena.
3 Acres Scorched Near Jaws Surfbreak
Maui firefighters responded to reports of heavy smoke coming from the area known as “Jaws” surfbreak lookout on Hahana Road on Sunday, Sept. 17.
Maui Firefighters Douse Kahului Roadside Blaze
Maui firefighters responded to a small grass fire near the intersection of Pakaula Street and Airport Access Road at 2:33 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 17, 2017.
Maui Cannabis Conference Scheduled for January
The conference will promote cannabis awareness and education regarding the health benefits of medical marijuana, as well as offering networking opportunities for cannabis industry leaders.
Volunteers Collect 6 Tons of Trash at Lahaina Clean-Up
The 13th Annual Lahaina Town Clean Up was held on Saturday Sept. 16, 2017.
Hawaiian Airlines Ramps Up Hiring
Hawaiian Airlines is recruiting flight attendants, pilots and mechanics as it welcomes a new fleet of A321neo aircraft that will herald a major expansion phase
Kīhei Brush Fire Scorches 5 Acres
South Maui fire crews responded to a brush fire that scorched approximately five acres on the mauka side of Pi‘ilani Highway in Kīhei on Saturday.
Maui Obituaries: Week of Sept. 17, 2017
May they rest in peace. Maui Obituaries: Week of Sept. 17, 2017
Hirono Supports Access and Preservation of Native Hawaiian Culture
Senator Mazie K. Hirono announced that Hawai‘i organizations will receive more than $500,000 in Native Hawaiian Library Services grant funding to enhance access to native Hawaiian language and cultural resources.
Maui Groups Clean Up Po‘olenalena Beach Park
Hawaiian Paddle Sports and Hawaii Mermaid Adventures hosted a beach cleanup at Po‘olenalena Beach Park today—International Coastal Cleanup Day.
Fire Closes Down Wailuku Gym Until Further Notice
A fire on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2017, at Wailuku Gymnasium damaged bleachers and forced the closure of the gym yesterday morning.
