20 arrested for DUI
During the week of Oct. 28 through Nov. 3, Hawaii Island Police arrested 20 motorists for driving under the influence of an intoxicant. Five of the drivers were involved in a traffic accident. Three of the drivers were under the age of 21.
The Bright Side: The Kona connection in Cabo
To some, the big game tournament scene in Kona appears to have become rather large. On a national scale though, tournament fishing on the mainland has gone ballistic.
Wilson throws 5 TDs, Seahawks outlast Bucs 40-34 in OT
SEATTLE The New England Patriots unbeaten season crashed to an end under the weight of their own mistakes and inability to contain Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who ripped apart the NFLs stingiest defense with his arm and legs in a 37-20 victory Sunday night.
BIIF football: Hilo surges past Konawaena for 7th straight D-I title
HILO – Between spring practice, 7-on-7 tournaments, summer conditioning, trips to Oahu for camps and good old-fashion high-intensity practices, the Hilo High football teams work schedule covers a good portion of the calender.
Fresh-brewed royalty
KAINALIU Carly Yoshida was crowned Miss Kona Coffee 2020 Saturday night at the Scholarship Competition at the Aloha Theatre.
A sweet experience
HILO Maria Short, owner of Hilos Short N Sweet Bakery and Cafe, said she had to really think about it when she was contacted about possibly participating on the sixth season of Food Networks Holiday Baking Championship.
Kahuku wind project opponents take demonstration to Honolulu mayor’s office
HONOLULU Demonstrators claiming their opposition to eight turbines under construction in Kahuku isnt being heard took take their case to Mayor Kirk Caldwells office Friday but went away without speaking to him.
Kaiser billing-practices suit against Queen’s dismissed
HONOLULU A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. against The Queens Health Systems over unfair billing practices.
Business Roundup: 11-04-19
Free HiSTEP Kick-off seminar Wednesday
Tax Foundation of Hawaii: The parable of the two horses
The Hawaii State Tax Watch Doggie at long last has made his son put down his smartphone.
AP News in Brief 11-04-19
Krispy Kreme orders student to halt doughnut resale service
Lawyer: Whistleblower willing to take written GOP questions
WASHINGTON A lawyer for the whistleblower who raised alarms about President Donald Trumps dealings with Ukraine said Sunday his client is willing to answer written questions submitted by House Republicans.
Island Life: Goldenglow
Sundays sunset painted the West Hawaii coast in shades of gold, as seen from this vantage point. (Travis Craig/Community contributor)
Letters to the editor: 11-04-19
Vacation rentals make money for most, not all
No. 16 Notre Dame rallies to beat Virginia Tech 21-20
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Ian Book ran 7 yards for a touchdown with 29 seconds left to cap an 18-play, 87-yard drive and give No. 16 Notre Dame a 21-20 victory over Virginia Tech on Saturday.
Up in arms: Elway still searching for Broncos’ quarterback
DENVER With Joe Flacco joining Drew Lock on injured reserve, the Broncos head into Sundays game against the Browns with two quarterbacks, Brandon Allen and Brett Rypien, who havent thrown a single pass in the NFL.
Nationals fans rejoice in red as hometown heroes are honored
WASHINGTON The song Baby Shark blared over loudspeakers and a wave of red washed across this politically blue capital Saturday as Nationals fans lined the citys version of the Canyon of Heroes to rejoice in Washingtons first World Series victory since 1924.
Obituaries: 11-03-19
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My Turn: Vaping nothing new — but recent problems are
Vaping. What we know about modern vaping is that nearly 1,900 lung injuries have been caused and 37 deaths have been attributed to it. Researchers are trying to figure out what is causing this tragedy and why.
AP News in Brief 11-03-19
Airbnb bans
party houses
after California shooting kills 5
Island Life: Housetree
A literal treehouse is seen near Hawi. (Alan Tharp/community contributor)
Bench Warrants 11-01-19
As of Friday November 1, 2019 the following individuals are wanted by the Hawaii Police Department because of outstanding warrants:
Plant of the Month for November – bananas
My ongoing interest in encouraging people to grow edible plants leads me to reiterate the multiple ornamental, cultural and edible uses of the lovely banana. The plants can enhance the appearance of a tropical garden, have many useful benefits and offer delicious fruit as a bonus. Since the plants are easy to grow in most Kona locations, property owners might want to consider growing one or more banana varieties.
Laughter Therapy: 11-03-19
Met a friend for coffee this morning and had a belly laugh at her T-shirt. It said: Im not mean, Im brutally honest. Its not my fault that the truth hurts. Heres a Band Aid.
Volcano Watch: Why is the 2018 lava still so hot?
HILO As roads are recut into Kilaueas 2018 lava flow field, many have been surprised at how hot the lava remains under the surface, even though it is solidified. Why is it still so hot? The short and simple answer is that lava insulates itself very well.
