Maunakea rules tweaks unveiled, final draft discussion next week
HILO The final version of proposed administrative rules for Maunakea lands managed by the University of Hawaii were unveiled Thursday.
Runnin’ With Rani: Remembering Peter the Great
Whether he was swimming with his Kona Aquatic teammates, going for a bike ride with the Coffee Talk Riders, or running toward the finish line in a Peaman Biathlon, Team Mango Race or local running event, Peter Bresciani always had a smile on his face.
Melissa Chimera celebrates Hawaii’s rich ecological and anthropological diversity through art
Tiffanys Art Agency will host a solo show for Hawaii Island artist Melissa Chimera during November.
Holualoa Village hosts Art-After-Dark tonight
Holualoa Village holds its monthly Art-After-Dark event from 5:30-8:30 p.m. this evening featuring new artists and art, free live music and a selection of food vendors. The free community event is for all ages.
A&E Wrap-Up: 11-01-19
Kailua Village Artists featuring Kathleen Jaeger in November
AP News in Brief 11-01-19
Ex-Trump aide confirms Biden probe linked to Ukraine aid
Island life: Them’s the breaks
Shore breaks at Waialea Beach. (Victoria McKinney/Community contributor)
Letters to the editor: 11-01-19
Easy experiment on the great divide
My Turn: Energy code shows proactive plan against climate change
Recent news coverage of the county councils work on amending the building code, and the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), seems to be missing the point. Specifically, the point that the higher efficiency standards required by the code for new construction will save homeowners, businesses, and taxpayers more than $1 billion in energy costs over the next few decades.
Four women arrested in Kona drug investigation
KAILUA-KONA On Wednesday at approximately 9:35 a.m., officers from the Area II Vice section, along with officers from Community Policing and Criminal Intelligence Unit, executed a search warrant at a residence off Ahulani Street in Kailua-Kona.
Hawaii police continue with enhanced traffic enforcement on Daniel K. Inouye Highway
KAILUA-KONA Police assigned to be in place for the TMT protester blockade and encampment on Maunakea Access Road continued the stepped-up traffic enforcement efforts on Daniel K. Inouye Highway which began on Aug. 15.
‘Frustrated’ Browns QB Mayfield storms away from interview
BEREA, Ohio Baker Mayfields frustration finally boiled over. The losing is beating him.
Harden has 59 points, Rockets outscore Wizards 159-158
WASHINGTON — James Harden needed every one of his 59 points against the Washington Wizards.
Nationals top Astros in Game 7 to win 1st World Series title
HOUSTON Almost out of contention in May, champs in October.
Stephen Strasburg goes from shutdown to World Series MVP
HOUSTON The shutdown that shook baseball paid off for Stephen Strasburg and the Washington Nationals.
Closing arguments Tuesday in Waiki accomplice case
KAILUA-KONA Attorneys are expected to deliver closing arguments Tuesday morning in the trial of three people accused of aiding Justin Waiki in the days after he fatally shot a Hawaii Police Department Officer on July 17, 2018.
Shipman pulls out of planned satellite launch facility
HILO A proposed satellite launch facility near Keaau will not go forward after the owner of the potential site pulled out from the project.
Timothy Ewing’s annual haunted house back for 18th year of scares
KAILUA-KONA From diving with tiger sharks to masterminding a spooky haunted house, theres not much in life that Timothy Ewing fears.
Bid protest stalls bus contract
HILO Its back to the drawing board for the embattled Hele-On bus service, after a bid protest stopped a contract from being awarded to the winning bidder, Roberts Tours and Transportation Inc.
AP News in Brief 10-31-19
Fire burns down structures at historic Japanese castle in Okinawa
Island Life: Pau hana pups
A man plays with dogs on the shoreline north of Kailua-Kona on Oct. 26. (Jeri Gantley/Community contributor)
About Town: 10-31-19
HiSTEP to boost local businesses international exports
Letters to the Editor: 10-31-19
Good riddance, Tulsi
Leonard Pitts Jr.: Donald Trump got what he deserved
They let Donald Trump out of his bubble Sunday. It did not go well.