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From backyard fruit to modern snack: How 'ulu could help shape Hawaii's food future
3+ hour, 32+ min ago (435+ words) HONOLULU (Island News) -- Long before Hawaiʻi had grocery stores and food shipped across the Pacific, ʻulu, or breadfruit, was an important source of food for communities across the islands. Today, one local entrepreneur is finding new ways to bring that…...
The Best Places to See in Hawaii
15+ hour, 13+ min ago (90+ words) Explore Hawaii through 10 beautiful destinations where tropical beaches, volcanic landscapes, and dramatic coastlines come together. Discover the jagged cliffs of the Nā Pali Coast and the surfing culture of Oahu’s North Shore. This guide highlights some of the islands’ most…...
Renue Hawaii Addresses Hard Water Stains on Oahu Hotels, Condos, and Homes
20+ hour, 4+ min ago (190+ words) Specialty restoration for bonded mineral buildup on shower and amenity glass for hotels, property managers, high-end condos, and homes. In Hawaii, calcium, lime, and other hard-water deposits build up on hotel guestroom shower glass, condo and amenity glass, spa and…...
Hawaii County bill to extend homeless fund advances
11+ hour, 1+ min ago (550+ words) Tuesday, September 22, 2026 79° Today's Paper By Grace Inez Adams Hawaii Tribune-Herald A majority of Hawaii County Council members support a bill that would extend the county’s Homeless and Housing Fund into 2029. The Council’s Finance Committee voted on Sept. 15 to move Bill…...
Developing cyclone puts Hawaii on alert
18+ hour, 8+ min ago (884+ words) Tuesday, September 22, 2026 79° Today's Paper Today • Updated 11:53 p.m. Another tropical cyclone is developing just southeast of the Hawaiian Islands, potentially bringing heavy rainfall to the state midweek. Current remnants of Tropical Depression 15-E have a 90% chance of developing back into…...
Federal highway administrator tours Hawaii road projects
21+ hour, 24+ min ago (70+ words) Federal Highway Administration Administrator Sean McMaster and Hawaii Department of Transportation Director Ed Sniffen toured emergency H-3 repairs and inspected the ongoing $112 million H-1 improvement project at Gulick Avenue during a visit to Oahu. Federal Highway Administration Administrator Sean McMaster and Hawaii…...
Hawaii men's basketball holds first practice ahead of 2026-27 season
23+ hour, 32+ min ago (681+ words) Six months after cutting down the nets as Big West champions, the University of Hawaii men’s basketball team opened practice Monday ahead of its first season in the Mountain West. Coach Eran Ganot enters his 12th season leading the Rainbow Warriors,…...
HAWAII WEATHER: Tropical cyclone expected to form south of islands, bringing heavy rain and gusty trades
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (52+ words) Justin Cruz's Hawaii Weather Report Monday 09-21-2026 Key Messages: *Not formed yet, but is expected to *May bring heavy rain especially Big Island and Maui *Strong winds are possible for Big Island, near 50-60 mph trades *More impacts will be known for…...
Severe blood shortage threatens patient care nationwide and in Hawaii
18+ hour, 10+ min ago (313+ words) HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) -- Ronnie Niau needed an emergency transfusion after being medivaced to Oahu from Waimea on the Big Island. But a severe shortage of donations nationwide is making it hard to find his rare blood type. "Right now…...
Worries persist in Hawaii despite Supreme Court???s mail-in ballot ruling
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (488+ words) Mail-in primary ballots are sorted at the state Capitol. Hawaii is one of the states in which most voting is done via USPS. The U.S. Supreme Court last week rejected President Donald Trump’s effort to allow the U.S. Postal Service to…...