Maui News

Free Health Clinic Series Offered by Military in Maui

An estimated 400 uniformed active and reserved rank military personnel will run the free clinics from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., June 4-12, on different days and locations in Central Maui, West Maui, South Maui, Hāna, Lānaʻi, and Molokaʻi.

Discrimination Allegations from Hawaiʻi Entertainer go Viral

As of this morning, the item had been shared by 4,220 people, had 1,133 likes, and garnered 473 comments. “I think together we’ve all made the point crystal clear. Kamaʻaina and people in general will not allow such unfairness,” said Kekauoha.

Two Men Adrift Rescued off McGregor Point

Two men are safe after the inflatable boat they were in lost power and began drifting in waters off of McGregor Point on Tuesday afternoon, officials said.

8 Maui Properties Included in Real Property Tax Auction

A property tax auction is planned on eight properties on Maui that have been delinquent for three or more years, county officials said.

BRIEF: Kamaʻole I Restrooms to Close for Renovations

The Department of Parks and Recreation announced today that the restroom at Kamaʻole Beach Park I will be closed for renovations over a three week period.

MECO Hopes to Prevent Havoc from Metallic Balloons

MECO is asking the public to take measures to prevent the balloons from being released, saying power outages can occur when the items become entangled in power lines.

Maui Lawmakers Host End of Session Town Hall Meeting

West Maui lawmakers, Rep. Angus McKelvey and Sen. Roz Baker will host an end of session community town hall meeting on Monday, May 20.

Ocean Awareness Training Offered on Maui

The four-class series is offered for both commercial tour operators and members of the community and includes educational information on Hawaiʻi’s unique marine environment, local conservation efforts, and ocean awareness basics.

Nursing Week on Maui Features Blessing of Hands

“Nurses give so much and care for others so selflessly that we look forward to this chance to honor them for their special gifts by blessing the hands that nurture so many,” said MMMC Chaplain Amy Crowe in a hospital issued press release.

VIDEO: 287 Students Attend UH Maui College Graduation

The students were among 569 who completed degrees and certificates at UHMC in the spring semester, and among 8,000 students who earned degrees and certificates across the 10 campus system, school officials said.

2013 Charity Walk Raises $789,816 for Maui County

The Maui Visitor Industry Charity Walk held in Wailuku over the weekend raised $701,716, according to event organizers. When combined with walks on Lanaʻi and Molokaʻi, the event raised $789,816 for Maui County.

Ice Cream Truck Fire at Launiupoko Slows Morning Commute

Crews from the Maui Fire Department responded to the call at 5:54 a.m. of an ice cream delivery truck on fire about a quarter of a mile south of Launiupoko Beach Park.

Man Critically Injured in Baldwin Ave. Crash

A Maui man remains hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being ejected in a single-vehicle crash on Baldwin Avenue in Pāʻia on Friday night, police said.

Swim Zones to be Enforced at Ka’a Point Over Safety Concerns

The state Department of Land and Natural Resources today told Maui Now that it would enforce swimming zones at Ka’a Point, following public concerns that kite surfers were endangering beachgoers.

Maui Men Arrested Following Kahakuloa Burglary Investigation

The charges stem from an initial report in which police say a caller reported a suspicious vehicle, “staking out” the homes at the Cliffs of Kahakuloa neighborhood.

Javier Convicted for Methamphetamine Trafficking

Jeffrey Javier, 58, was one of two men found guilty of conspiring to distribute 50 grams or more of meth on the island over the five year period, according to the US Department of Justice.

Extreme Drought Continues on Maui and Big Island

Areas of Maui identified in the report’s most extreme D3 classification were the southwest slope of Haleakalā including the Kīhei, Kamaʻole, and ʻUlupalakua areas.

Increased Protection Sought for Molokaʻi’s Pāpōhaku Dunes

Officials with the state DLNR say a preservation plan for the area, “suggests that the current subzone designation is insufficient to provide for the effective preservation of the dune system and its culturally significant shrines, burial sites, fragile ecosystem and unique geomorphology.”

Motorist Fatally Injured in Molokaʻi Crash

Police say a preliminary investigation indicates that a van collided into the rear of a motorized scooter that the woman was driving, as both vehicles were headed east on Kamehameha V Highway at around 2:22 p.m. on Thursday, May 9.

Maui Lani Brush Fire Burns Half-Acre

The fire was first reported at 3:49 p.m. near the entrance of the road that leads to the Dunes at Maui Lani Golf Course maintenance building, according to a fire department officials.
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