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KAPOLEI (HawaiiNewsNow) - Parents and community members are searching for alternatives after the Hawaii State Department of Education cut the Kaiapuni Hawaiian language immersion program at Kapolei Middle School, citing an inability to fill two teaching positions before the start of the school year. In a July 6 letter,

"Our volunteers have been propagating plants will be one of the vendors at the sale."

“Please slow down, put the phone away and give yourself extra time so our keiki can get to school and home safely.”

Tickets go on sale Aug. 1 for the 32nd annual Made in Hawaiʻi Festival. The festival returns with what is being hyped as the largest yet, featuring expanded hours, more than 800 vendor booths, a new third-floor experience and exclusive Huakaʻi by Hawaiian VIP access in celebration of Hawaiʻi’s makers, businesses, cultu

The World Cube Association brings the first Hawaiʻi Speed Cubing State Championships to the islands through July 26.

A 56-year-old Kahaluu man is now facing charges in a fatal hit-and-run more than a year after a 65-year-old pedestrian was killed while walking along Kahekili Highway in Kaneohe on June 25, 2025. Court documents identify the suspect as Brandon Valant, and charging papers allege he left the scene after striking the pede

HONOLULU (Island News) -- A former Hanapēpē resident has been indicted on a federal charge of possessing fentanyl with the intent to distribute, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Hawaiʻi. Federal prosecutors said 55-year-old Dakota Ianniello was indicted on July 23 after being...

DRIVERS will soon be at risk of receiving $375 in fines thanks to a speed limit change in a major US city. Although the law is already in effect, a major issue with local speed limit signs is delaying enforcement – but only for a few more days. Honolulu...

Repairs to a busted water main at Tripler Army Medical Center wrapped up Friday, but the faucets are not fully back in business yet. A water conservation advisory is still in place while crews complete water quality testing, and everyone on the installation has been told to keep usage to the bare essentials. Showers an

Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and current airports administrator Ford Fuchigami are among five indicted on various charges, including bribery and conspiracy.