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Application period underway for those interested in being part of Akamai Internship 2026 cohort

The program — that matches students with Hawaiʻi-based observatories — helps students build clear pathways into high-quality science, technology, engineering and mathematics careers through meaningful project work, one-on-one mentorship, communication skill-building and a final technical presentation.

Annual U.S. defense bill includes several provisions sought by Hawai‘i congressman

Six amendments U.S. Rep. Ed Case, who represents the state’s 1st Congressional District encompassing all of Honolulu, and various other requests — including language encouraging the U.S. Army to fully develop and communicate its plans for the leased lands at Pōhakuloa Training Area — are included in the fiscal year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act.

Don’t wait until it’s too late: State urges residents to take precautions as flu cases surge

Updated data as of Dec. 11 show a sharp increase in flu test positivity and flu-related emergency room visits in Hawaiʻi, which is also experiencing its highest weekly respiratory-related 9-1-1 emergency medical services calls totals since July.

Kaua‘i County provides tips, reminders for holiday waste collection

Solid Waste Division reminds residents to be mindful of their waste habits during the holiday season — a time when the amount of rubbish generated reaches its peak.

Salvation Army urges community to rally for Angel Tree families, fill in gift donation shortfall

More than 1,000 keiki and kūpuna from the island are set to be served by the Angel Tree program; however, many could miss the chance for Christmas gifts without the public’s help to fill the gaps.

Kauaʻi firefighters respond to a brush fire in Kōloa

No structure damage or road closures reported as Kauaʻi firefighters respons to a brush fire in Kōloa, which is still producing heavy smoke.
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Application period underway for those interested in being part of Akamai Internship 2026 cohort

The program — that matches students with Hawaiʻi-based observatories — helps students build clear pathways into high-quality science, technology, engineering and mathematics careers through meaningful project work, one-on-one mentorship, communication skill-building and a final technical presentation.

Annual U.S. defense bill includes several provisions sought by Hawai‘i congressman

Six amendments U.S. Rep. Ed Case, who represents the state’s 1st Congressional District encompassing all of Honolulu, and various other requests — including language encouraging the U.S. Army to fully develop and communicate its plans for the leased lands at Pōhakuloa Training Area — are included in the fiscal year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act.

Don’t wait until it’s too late: State urges residents to take precautions as flu cases surge

Updated data as of Dec. 11 show a sharp increase in flu test positivity and flu-related emergency room visits in Hawaiʻi, which is also experiencing its highest weekly respiratory-related 9-1-1 emergency medical services calls totals since July.

14 nonprofit partners of Hawaiian Airlines surprised with total 7M Atmos Rewards points

Special gift is airline’s way to celebrate Giving Tuesday, new loyalty program and mark its commitment to local nonprofits that rely on air travel to deliver essential services in Hawai‘i and beyond.

Hawai‘i among several states being sued for failing to comply with federal election laws

According to the lawsuit that was filed U.S. District Court in Hawai‘i on Dec. 11, the U.S. Attorney General sent a letter on Sept. 8 to the office of Scott Nago, the state’s chief election officer, seeking information regarding Hawai‘i’s compliance with federal election law.

USPS prepared for its busiest week of 2025

Post offices throughout the nation are prepared and gearing up to deliver millions of holiday greetings and gifts.

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Credit union shows support for nonprofits that provide critical services at risk of funding shortfall

Hawai‘i State Federal Credit Union announces gifts of $25,000 each for the Hawai‘i Resilience Fund at Hawai‘i Community Foundation and Safety Net Fund at Aloha United Way as part of the statewide “Aloha for Hawai‘i” giving campaign.

Schatz statewide telephone town hall draws more than 16K Hawai‘i residents to participate

U.S. senator and Hawai'i Democrat answered questions about rising costs, federal funding, health care, education and more.

Kids wait, and wait, for skate park in Ocean View that has been mired in government red tape

Laura Roberts and Travis Aucoin are working on a DIY skatepark after facing delays from an incomplete environmental assessment that began in 2023. 

12 lane closures scheduled during week of Dec. 13-19 on Big Island state roadways

Lane closure schedules can change at any time without notice. All projects are weather permitting. Will any of these planned closures impact your commute or fun? Take a look and plan ahead now.

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Maui’s Kyle Trudell wins HSJGA Tour Championship boys 11-12 division

Maui junior golfer Kyle Trudell of Kula captured the boys 11-12 division title at the Hawaiʻi State Junior Golf Association | First Tee – Hawaiʻi (HSJGA | FTH) Tour Championship, held Dec. 6–7 at The Club at Kukuiʻula on Kauaʻi.

Slappy Cakes Maui celebrates holidays with special visits from the Grinch and Santa

Slappy Cakes Maui is celebrating the holiday season with two family-friendly events on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Maui visitor industry delivers meals, gifts to 500 kūpuna at annual appreciation event

Members of the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association recently delivered meals and gifts to 500 Maui County seniors during the annual Winter Nā Kūpuna Appreciation Event, according to an announcement from the association Friday.

On-demand ride service could replace least-popular Maui Bus routes

The Waihe'e Villager and Kula Islander each see fewer than five riders per hour. Maui County hopes switching these routes to microtransit, which is like a hybrid between Uber and a public bus, will increase efficiency and cut wait times.