Maui News
Tropic Care Maui: Free Health Clinic Q & A
In preparation for the upcoming event, organizers have released a list of frequently asked questions that may assist participants seeking service from the clinics.
Autopsy Points to Murder in Death of Woman Near Lava Viewing
A murder investigation has been launched following results of an autopsy conducted on the body of a woman found in waters off Kalapana on Tuesday, police said.
MECO Plan to Meet Future Energy Needs Reviewed
The plan explores how the utility will meet future energy needs in Maui County. A public meeting on Maui to discuss the plan, will take place on Thursday, June 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Pōmaikaʻi Elementary School.
Record Temperatures Continue in Kahului
Another record high temperature was set in Kahului, bringing to four the total number of record setting days for hot weather on Maui this month.
Haleakalā National Park Hosts Its First Artist In Park
Haleakalā National Park hosts its first Artist in Residence, showcasing work inspired by nature, park officials said.
Valve Installation to Shut Off Water Supply to Part of Wailuku
Customers in parts of Wailuku will be without water during improvement work scheduled on Mission and Vinyard Street over several hours on Thursday night and Friday morning, officials said.
Lottery Officially Canceled for Hawaiian Immersion at Pāʻia
Parents of keiki in Papa Mālaaʻo kindergarten program will be getting a call from the office asking them to enroll their child this week.
Governor: Hawaiʻi’s Economy Strong and Improving
“Our economy is strong and appears to be getting stronger. Hawaii continues to lead the US amongst states with significant revenue growth possibilities. We must remember that the Council predictions relate to tax revenue growth.”
12 Hikers Airlifted From Flash Flood at Bamboo Forest
Three different groups of hikers, ranging in age from 18 to 57, were rescued from various locations along the trail, according to information released by Maui Fire Services Chief Lee Mainaga.
Maui Council OKs $559 Million Budget on First Reading
The Maui County Council unanimously passed the $559 million Fiscal Year 2014 budget on first reading today.
30 Honored in 1st Annual Po’ohala Essay Contest
Maui Waena Intermediate School eighth grader, Rachel Nagamine was honored with the top award in the school’s first-ever community-partnered essay contest.
Police: Body Caught in Fishing Line Near Lava Viewing Area
Hawaiʻi Island police are investigating the discovery today of a body that was reportedly caught in a fishing line in the ocean off of a lava viewing area.
Temporary Water Outage Scheduled for So. Kīhei
The Maui Department of Water Supply will shut off water to part of South Kīhei Road during a waterline cut-in project that begins on Wednesday night, officials said.
56 Gallons of Wastewater Overflow on Kenolio Road
A second wastewater overflow in less than a month was reported on Kenolio Road fronting the Southpointe Apartments in Kīhei.
Heavy Rain in East Maui Prompts Flood Advisory
The new advisory was issued at 1:58 p.m., and will remain in effect until 5 p.m. due to heavy downpours that forecasters say are developing upslope from Makawao and Huelo.
Victorino Proposes Updated Fee Protection for Upcountry Water Applicants
The Maui County Council will hear a proposal that would give partial protection to an estimated 1,250 additional applicants on the Upcountry Water Meter Priority List.
Shed at Maui Grown Coffee Destroyed in Fire
The 15- by 10-foot structure was used as a sleeping area for a property caretaker, who was not at the location when the fire occurred, said Maui Fire Services Chief Lee Mainaga.
Venomous Flying Tree Snake Captured in Hawaiʻi
The species, also known as ornate flying tree snakes for their ability to spring from tree to tree, is a native to South East Asia, said state officials.
Sunrise Parking at Haleakalā Reduced as Construction Continues
During the construction period, parking spaces at the lot near the 9,000-foot elevation may be reduced by up to 50% during sunrise.
Free Summer Food Service at 4 Maui Schools
In order to qualify for the US Department of Agriculture program, DOT officials say a school must have 50% or more of its regularly enrolled students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunches, and some type of summer program on campus.
