Civil Beat Just Got A Major National Grant. Here’s What You Can Expect Next

A $1.5 million investment from the American Journalism Project will jumpstart our plans to increase neighbor island coverage, ...

A Deep Well May Bring Kunia Village’s Toxic Water Legacy To An End

The former Del Monte pineapple plantation camp's water sources have been tainted by forever chemicals and crop fumigants.

Kamehameha Ending Scholarships For Students Attending Other Schools

It was Kamehameha’s third-largest scholarship offering for non-KS students, behind aid for college students and preschoolers.

Disposal Of Surgical Implants After You Die Raises Questions

Hawaiʻi has one of the highest rates for cremation services in the U.S., but regulations on surgical implants are inadequate.
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Will Bailey: Pohoiki Bay Dredging Was A Onetime Job — That's How Feds Do It

Honokōhau, on the Kona side, is federal — part of the Army Corps’ navigation network with regular dredging and a standing maintenance budget. Each year, Washington covers the cost because tourists ...

Mini Crossword: Oct. 30

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