Hawaii will not require booster shots for travel to islands
HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii Gov. David Ige said Tuesday he will not mandate booster shots for travelers coming to the islands, an idea he said last week he was still considering. “In making this decision, we considered declining COVID-19 case counts in Hawaii, the continental U.S. and Europe,” Ige said in a statement. “Hospitalizations have also dropped.” Ige said he encourages people to get boosted and will keep his indoor mask mandate for public places. Maui on Monday ended its booster mandate for businesses like bars, restaurants and gyms. “We made this decision in ...