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Haleakala National Park remains closed after Lala
Both districts of Haleakala National Park remained closed Tuesday while the park began storm damage assessments and recovery. Park officials…
Maui County public schools to reopen Tuesday
Public schools on Maui, Molokai and Lanai will reopen to students and employees Tuesday following Hurricane Lala, the Hawaii State…
Muddy cleanup ahead as Tropical Storm Lala moves west of Hawaii
Tropical Storm Lala left behind a muddy mess Monday caused by intense rainfall and flooding as it moved past Hawaii's…
MEO transportation services resumed on Sunday
Following modified operations on Saturday, Aug. 15, due to severe weather, Maui Economic Opportunity transportation services will resume as follows:…
All Hawaii public schools closed Monday, Aug. 17, following Lala
All Hawaii public schools and state Department of Education offices will be closed Monday, Aug. 17, as officials assess damage…
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TRENDING
Entertainment
Making memories on Maui: Charles Esten of ʻNashville’ and ʻOuter Banks’ can’t wait to come back
Returning to Maui after 25 years, actor and singer-songwriter Charles Esten said the Valley…
Local Sports
Inaugural Pacifika Softball Tournament brings island communities together
Roots Reborn Maui held its inaugural Pacifika Softball Tournament in Kahului from July 31-Aug.…
Larry Libres Fishing & Diving tournament sees first-ever back-to-back tako champ
Hawaii boxer Lorenzo Patricio has won a World Cup Boxing title, marking a major milestone for…
Hawaii boxer Lorenzo Patricio wins World Cup title
Maui windsurfers finish first, third at World Windsurfing Tour in Fiji
Obituaries
Ann Kashiwa
Ann Tsuneko Kashiwa passed away peacefully in her sleep on July 15, 2026 in…
Richard Wayne
Steven Moyer
Passed away on April 24, 2026, at home in Aiea. She was born in Numazu, Japan…
Anna Ayako Umehira
National News
Trump's slight of South Korea in favor of the North raises broader US security concerns
Judge blocks the Trump administration from moving FBI headquarters to DC office building
Flooding risk remains as storms move from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic
Pennsylvania cocaine trafficking case has ties to 2 fraternities
National Sports
Ja'Kobi Lane has TD catch on promising night for Ravens rookie receivers in 24-7 win over Eagles
Make it 17 straight! Makhachev sets UFC record for consecutive wins in welterweight title defense
De La Cruz hits go-ahead single, Phillies overcome five-run deficit to beat Minnesota 7-5
Reynolds, Lowe, and Yorke each drive in 2 runs, Pirates beat Red Sox 8-3 after 2 1/2-hour delay
International News
Liberia agrees to take 1,200 third-country deportees from the US
Japan and OAS award Haiti $3M to help troubled country prepare for long-awaited elections
Drills cut by Trump are central to the US-South Korea alliance, observers say
Pakistan's top court orders imprisoned former PM Imran Khan taken to hospital, allows family visits
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Technological fixes, not meaningful reform
Congress continues to spend billions subsidizing industrial meat and dairy production even as these industries contribute significantly to climate change, water pollution, and other environmental problems (Euronews, Feb. 23, 2026). Instead of addressing the root causes of these impacts, policymakers are investing even more in a system that increasingly relies on technological fixes rather…