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Maui Now + Lanai Local Updates
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24 businesses selected for Lahaina’s ʻUlu o Lele Marketplace ahead of Nov. 10 grand opening
The Hawaiian Council has selected 24 local businesses and food trucks to open at ʻUlu o Lele, Lahaina’s new interim marketplace and community gathering space, launching with a gra… -
New research links avian malaria to loss of ʻakikiki in the wild, warns of more extinctions ahead
The ʻakikiki, a forest bird found only on Kauaʻi, is now believed to be extinct in the wild. The last-known individual, nicknamed “Pakele,” was observed on Aug. 29, 2025, and has … -
DOH reports 11th travel-related dengue virus case of 2026
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health has identified a new travel-related dengue virus case on Oʻahu, bringing the total number of dengue cases in the state to 11 in 2026. -
Maui Weather Forecast for November 05, 2026
Breezy trade winds will persist for the next several days. Trades winds will increase in strength tonight into Saturday due to a tropical disturbance passing... -
Hawaiʻi Attorney General Lopez backs federal legislation for keiki online safety measures
Hawaiʻi Attorney General Anne Lopez led a bipartisan coalition of 45 state attorneys general in urging Congress to pass the Senate version of the Kids Online Safety Act, federal l… -
Maui Surf Forecast for November 05, 2026
A moderate size, long period northwest (320-330 degree) swell will begin arriving early Thursday morning. The long period forerunners were just being... -
Green Party’s Kiakona comes from behind to lead West Maui House race, but final tally hangs in balance
Pā‘ele Kiakona, a leader of Lahaina Strong, held a 107-vote lead over Democratic candidate Sne Patel as of Wednesday morning, but there were still 151 ballots in the race with iss… -
Seabury Hall presents ‘The Drowsy Chaperone,’ Nov. 13–21
Seabury Hall Performing Arts will present “The Drowsy Chaperone: A Musical Within a Comedy” Nov. 13–21, 2026, at the ʻAʻaliʻikūhonua Creative Arts Center, on the school’s campus i… -
Foodland shoppers can donate to the Salvation Army’s holiday meal drive through December
Shoppers at Foodland, Foodland Farms and Sack N Save stores across Hawaiʻi can donate at checkout through December to help the Salvation Army provide holiday meals to local famili… -
Mayor Richard Bissen temporarily out of state Nov. 5-10, 2026
Mayor Richard Bissen will travel out of state Thursday morning, Nov. 5, until Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, 2026. -
New video released in unsolved 2024 killing of Lanai Dees - KTLA
New video released in unsolved 2024 killing of Lanai Dees KTLA -
Lanai hunters urged to bring supplies amid harbor disruption - Maui News
Lanai hunters urged to bring supplies amid harbor disruption Maui News -
Lanai native launches nonprofit foundation to support residents, families - Maui News
Lanai native launches nonprofit foundation to support residents, families Maui News -
Partnership improves medical access to Molokai, Lanai - Spectrum News
Partnership improves medical access to Molokai, Lanai Spectrum News -
Lanai’s Newspaper Is Now Owned By The Company That Owns Lanai - Honolulu Civil Beat
Lanai’s Newspaper Is Now Owned By The Company That Owns Lanai Honolulu Civil Beat -
More than 10K gallons of wastewater spill on Lanai - Hawaii News Now
More than 10K gallons of wastewater spill on Lanai Hawaii News Now -
An island sold for a dollar? How Lānaʻi came under private ownership for the first time - Hawaii Public Radio
An island sold for a dollar? How Lānaʻi came under private ownership for the first time Hawaii Public Radio -
Larry Ellison Buys More Land on His Hawaiian Island, and Now He Owns Nearly All of Lanai - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Larry Ellison Buys More Land on His Hawaiian Island, and Now He Owns Nearly All of Lanai ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos -
Lanai’s first dog park opens April 29 - Spectrum News
Lanai’s first dog park opens April 29 Spectrum News -
Kaumalapau Harbor on Lanai rendered inoperable by Hurricane Lowell - Hawaii News Now
Kaumalapau Harbor on Lanai rendered inoperable by Hurricane Lowell Hawaii News Now
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Olin Lagon: David And Goliath On A Hawaiʻi Basketball Court
Underdog stories show us how Davids win. We need more about how Goliaths lose with aloha. -
More Money, New Problems? What’s Next For Hawaiʻi In A Blue Congress
Sen. Brian Schatz is likely to take the No. 2 spot in the Senate as Democrats pick up seats. Is trouble with the Trump administration on the horizon? -
Building A STEM Career At Home Starts With Opportunity
Sometimes, the opportunities we’re looking for are already here. We just need a chance to see them. -
US Wildfire Damage Is On Pace To Triple By Mid‑Century
But there are affordable ways to lower the risk. -
Hawaiʻi Doctors May Soon Start Prescribing Fresh Food
The Food Is Medicine program could bring more than $100 million into the economy, drop healthcare costs, create almost 1,000 jobs and boost agriculture, advocates say. -
Word Row: Nov. 5
You've got six tries. -
Hawaiʻi Green Party Candidate Makes History, Edges Democrat
Pāʻele Kiakona appears to have defeated Sne Patel for the House District 14 seat that includes Lahaina. -
Pacific Fisheries Should Commit To Biodegradable Fish Aggregating Devices
Research shows that bio-FADs can offer comparable fishing performance to conventional designs while reducing persistent marine debris. -
Word Search: Politics
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UPDATE: Most OHA Incumbents Ahead But Longtime Trustee Losing His Seat
John Waiheʻe IV fell to fourth place this morning in a race for three at-large seats on the board. -
3 airlines compete for federal subsidy to serve the Lānaʻi community - Hawaii Public Radio
3 airlines compete for federal subsidy to serve the Lānaʻi community Hawaii Public Radio -
Bear breaks into lanai, kills two pet rabbits in Fort Myers' Reflections Isles community - Gulf Coast News and Weather
Bear breaks into lanai, kills two pet rabbits in Fort Myers' Reflections Isles community Gulf Coast News and Weather -
Expanding Access to Care in West Maui - Kaiser Permanente
Expanding Access to Care in West Maui Kaiser Permanente -
Lanai TSA officers give back to community, launch beach cleanup effort - tsa.gov
Lanai TSA officers give back to community, launch beach cleanup effort tsa.gov -
Lanai’s first dog park opens April 29 - Spectrum News
Lanai’s first dog park opens April 29 Spectrum News -
Lanai Outreach with the Keiki Network and the Lanai Community - Hawaii State Judiciary
Lanai Outreach with the Keiki Network and the Lanai Community Hawaii State Judiciary -
Lānaʻi Clinic Fights For Right To Prescribe Drugs - Honolulu Civil Beat
Lānaʻi Clinic Fights For Right To Prescribe Drugs Honolulu Civil Beat -
Lanai Pineapple Festival returns July 6 - Hawaii News Now
Lanai Pineapple Festival returns July 6 Hawaii News Now -
Maui United Way strengthens partnership with Lanai community - Maui News
Maui United Way strengthens partnership with Lanai community Maui News -
Remembering Big Wind’s Big Fail On Lanai - Honolulu Civil Beat
Remembering Big Wind’s Big Fail On Lanai Honolulu Civil Beat
Hawaii News Now + Lanai Events
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Inside an East Oahu workshop, master repairer keeps family heirlooms and history ticking
For Rick Alhadeff, owner of Watch and Clock Service and Repair, every timepiece brought through his doors carries more than mechanical gears—it carries memories. -
Is a 90-day blackout coming? What the U.S. military’s new readiness initiative actually means
A viral 90-day blackout rumor is spreading online. The FORTRESS America initiative is a military preparedness plan, not an announcement of an impending blackout. -
Connect and spark change with UH Hilo Talk Story sessions for the Hawaii Island community
Join weekly UH Hilo Talk Story sessions starting August 28 to discuss local issues and inspire positive change for our Hawaii Island community. -
17-year-old accused of killing pregnant mother, unborn baby in Spirit Halloween shooting
A 17-year-old is accused of killing a pregnant mother and injuring six others inside a Spirit Halloween store in California, prosecutors announced. -
Aging Untold: How to choose a medical power of attorney
On this episode of Aging Untold, we break down medical power of attorney, helping you choose a trusted healthcare proxy and ensure your wishes are honored. We examine the causes o… -
Hawaii AG pushes for online protections for kids, teens
Hawaii Attorney General Anne Lopez led a bipartisan coalition in urging Congress to set federal safety standards for social media and gaming platforms. -
Flooding prompts state of emergency in Georgia as crews conduct more than 40 rescues
Flooding across north Georgia prompted a state of emergency, more than 40 water rescues and evacuation efforts in affected communities. -
Hawaii Island police search for missing Hilo woman considered endangered
She is considered endangered as she may need medication and medical assistance. -
More than one in three Americans think debt for the latest phone is worth it
More than one in three Americans think going into debt for the latest phone is worth it, a new WalletHub survey finds. Here are some ways to save on one. -
Violent Aiea robbery upgraded to attempted murder as police search for suspect
HPD says the unidentified man assaulted a 47-year-old man, stole his property, and ran off around 8:50 p.m. -
New Orleans blacksmith preserves centuries-old ironwork tradition
In New Orleans, the city’s architecture is often framed in iron. At Andrew’s Welding and Blacksmith Shop, Darryl Reeves is one of the few who still carry on the tradition. -
Danger Zone: Planes are crashing near airports, millions may not know the risk
Data shows more than 400 crashes within a quarter mile of public airport runways since 2015 — and some communities in these flight paths are demanding answers. -
What causes dry mouth, and what can you do about it?
There are several causes for chronic dry mouth. We are sharing simple ways to protect your oral health. -
Why Are Hawaii Families Buying Houses in Japan?
Your family already loves Japan. See what a home there could cost you, then check your budget, for free. -
Who speaks for you? Choosing a medical power of attorney
Staying in control as you age can mean choosing someone you trust to make health care decisions if you can't. -
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds expected to persist through the weekend, potential cyclone could impact the state
Breezy to locally windy trade winds will persist through Thursday. -
InvestigateTV+: Aging and driving
InvestigateTV+ looks at the emotional toll when seniors “hang up the keys” -
These homeowners claim company sold them homes with ‘defective pipes’
Homeowners in Georgia are accusing D.R. Horton of selling houses with defective plumbing systems. -
Why this attorney has been putting up positive billboards
Sam Aguiar, who has been a personal injury attorney since 2008, launched a campaign that put up motivational messages around Louisville. -
Mother honors stillborn son by bringing comfort to grieving families
Every year on their stillborn son's birthday, the Millers deliver care packages to mothers of stillborn children at a Michigan hospital.
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