All five ʻalalā released on Maui in December 2024 remain alive and healthy nearly two years later, and that’s not the only encouraging sign the Hawaiian crows are adapting to life in the wild. The…
All five ʻalalā released on Maui in December 2024 remain alive and healthy nearly two years later, and that’s not the only encouraging sign the Hawaiian crows are adapting to life in the wild. The…
Send your best photos from Maui County to mauiphotos@mauinews.com for a chance to see them featured on our website and…
A preview of the 120th anniversary celebration of Filipinos in Hawaii will take place Oct. 25 on Maui, ahead of…
Bipartisan legislation introduced by U.S. Sens. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, to help identify illegally caught or mislabeled…
AARP Hawaii will host a drive-through Caregiver Pit Stop from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 14 at Azeka Shopping Center…
Baldwin defeated Lahainaluna 13-3 in a Maui Interscholastic League Division 1 football game Friday night at Sue D. Cooley Stadium,…
As the fifth annual Carmen Hulu Lindsey Leo Haʻihaʻi Falsetto Contest returns Oct. 23…
Baldwin defeated Lahainaluna 13-3 in a Maui Interscholastic League Division 1 football game Friday…
In loving memory of KIMO GARNER, born Amos Kolailai Keawekane II. Amos Kolailai Keawekane…
Ghosts? Fun! Zombies? Bring them on. Haunted houses? We’ll take two tickets. But this Halloween, there is something genuinely frightening we should talk about. Every day, animals are transported into slaughterhouses most of us will never see. What happens inside is kept far away from grocery stores, restaurant menus and cheerful food packaging. We…