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Maui’s Callaway Identified as Victim of Zipline Collapse

The Maui man who was fatally injured in a ziplining accident on Hawai’i Island has since been identified as Ted Callaway, 36 of Lahaina.

Prescription Drug Take-Back, October 29

Proper disposal, authorities say, helps reduce the risk of prescription drugs being used inappropriately, and reduces the risk of the drugs entering a human water supply and potentially harming aquatic life.

Suspect Released in Alleged Child Sex Assault

Hawaii Island Police: “While public safety is always a consideration, the ability of the child to testify without inflicting additional trauma on him or her weighs heavily during the decision making process.”

442nd to Receive Congressional Gold Medal

Members of the famed 100th Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team will be honored collectively with a Congressional Gold Medal at the nation’s capitol.

UPDATE: Statements Made After Death of Mauian in Zipline Mishap

ERi designs and builds adventure courses, canopy tours and zipline courses around the world, and was contracted to construct the zipline involved in the accident. ERi’s sister company GoZip, LLC is the tour operator of the award winning Kapalua Adventures on Maui and Bay View Zipline in Kaneohe on O’ahu.

Ledward Kaapana Honored With Prestigious National Endowment Award

Kaapana was one of seven other individuals and one performing duo that was honored today with endowment awards at the US Capitol.

BREAKING: Mauian Dies in Zipline Accident on Big Island

The 36-year-old Maui man had traveled about halfway across the 2,300-foot span when a tower collapsed. Authorities say he fell approximately 200 feet to his death.

VIDEO: Effectiveness of Sprinklers Shine at Maui Arson Conference

Arson investigators sparked a fire at the upper parking lot of the Makena Beach Resort yesterday as part of an educational demonstration to show the effectiveness of residential fire sprinklers.

Paia Breaks Ground on New Cafeteria 6 Years After Fire

A fire six years ago destroyed the school’s 70-year-old cafeteria building, forcing students to eat their lunches in shifts in a smaller building on campus.

Smart Grid Project Recruiting 200 Maui Meadows Volunteers

The Maui Smart Grid Project will demonstrate and evaluate new technologies that will help residents better manage and reduce energy consumption during periods of high demand.

Malaihi Road Brush Fire Burns Half Acre

The half-acre fire was sparked by an over-heating lawnmower, according to a Maui Fire Department incident report.

PHOTO: Man Arrested After Attempted Sex Assault at Hilo School

Big Island police have arrested a 35-year-old Pāhoa man in connection with the attempted kidnapping and attempted sexual assault of a female child in a restroom at a Hilo public school this morning (September 20).

BREAKING: Suspect Located in Attempted Child Sex Assault on Big Island

Big Island have located a man wanted for the attempted kidnapping and attempted sexual assault of a female child in a restroom at a Hilo public school this morning.

Maui Motorcyclist Killed in Waiko Crash

A Maui man suffered fatal injuries in a single-vehicle motorcycle accident on East Waiko Road this morning. Authorities have identified the man as…

Kalaupapa Meeting Focuses on Potential Post Office Closures

A two hour meeting is underway t the McVeigh Social Hall on Molokai to discuss the potential closure of the town’s Post Office at Kalaupapa. The post office was among four in the state that were included on a list of potential closures released by the US Postal Service.

Maui Fair Parade to Impact Bus Schedule

Bus routes and schedules will be altered next week Thursday, to accommodate the 2011 Maui Fair Parade. The 89th Maui Fair will open with the traditional parade down Kaahumanu Avenue on Thursday, September 29th beginning at 4:30 p.m.

Pacific Radio Group Lahaina Job Fair This Saturday

The four-hour event begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 24 at the Lahaina Cannery Mall. Even though the end to the recession occurred some time ago, economists say Maui is the only county in the state that continues to lose jobs.

Kuau Beach Remains Closed Due to Sewage Spill

The state Department of health continues to collect water samples and will remove signs once the area has been cleared for public use.

Traffic Update: E. Waiko Road OPEN

East Waiko Road is now open in both directions. A portion of the roadway was temporarily closed earlier this morning due to a traffic accident reported at 5:22 a.m.

Arson Investigators to Spark Live Fire Demo on Maui

Arson investigators from police and fire departments around the state have convened in Makena for a three-day conference. The event will conclude with a live fire demonstration, intended to show the effectiveness of home fire sprinklers.
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