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ReutersCenter2 days ago

Kilauea volcano spews lava

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Hindustan TimesCenter10 days ago

In 1793, Captain Vancouver gifted cattle to Hawaii’s king; decades later, feral herds tore through crops and altered native island ecosystems

A 1793 cattle gift to Hawaii’s king was left to roam free. Decades later, the herds were damaging crops and forests, and vaqueros arrived to control them.

LiveCenter12 days ago

Twin hurricanes stare out to space as they barrel toward Hawaii

A 2016 satellite photo shows Hurricane Madeline and Hurricane Lester heading straight at Hawaii's Big Island. When viewed from above, the twin cyclones and the surrounding clouds look eerily like a giant smiley face.

The HillCenter5 days ago

Hawaii live results: 2026 governor’s election

Hawaiians on Tuesday pick their governor in the deep-blue Aloha State. Incumbent Gov. Josh Green (D) is seeking reelection to a second term. A former lieutenant governor, Green won nearly 89 percent of the vote in the Democratic primary...

ABC News (US)Leans left2 days ago

Tropical Storm Pena forms in the Pacific Ocean south of Hawaii

The U.S. Tropical Storm Pena has formed in the Pacific, but it will stay harmlessly out to sea. Covered by 5 outlets: 2 lean left, 2 are centre, 1 are not rated.

Yahoo NewsCenter10 days ago

Longtime coach June Jones, who helped install run-and-shoot offense with Houston Oilers, dead at 73

Longtime college and pro football coach June Jones, who helped popularize the run-and-shoot offense, has died at 73. June Jones, the former NFL and college football coach who helped pioneer the run-and-shoot offense, has died at 73....

WinnipegfreepressCenter1 day ago

Hawaii sets school record for largest margin of victory, beating Bethesda

MedpagetodayCenter2 days ago

Hawaii Doctors May Soon Start Prescribing Fresh Food

(MedPage Today) -- More than 100,000 Hawaii residents who qualify for Medicaid may soon find their doctors prescribing them fresh food as medicine. The script could be for fresh fruit and vegetables, even ahi, beef, chicken, and eggs....

Yahoo NewsCenter9 days ago

Hawaii volleyball runs win streak to 11

Hawaii sophomore Cha’lei Reid put down a match-high 14 kills and the Rainbow Wahine extended their winning streak to 11 matches with a 25-23, 20-25, 25-21, 25-18 win over UC Davis today at University Credit Union Center in Davis, Calif....

Hindustan TimesCenter10 days ago

Hawaii introduced red mangroves in 1902 to stabilize Molokai mudflats; they spread to canals and reduced habitat for endangered waterbirds

In 1902, Hawaii planted red mangroves to protect its shore. Experts say they help hold land but also fill fishponds, block canals, and shrink waterbird habitat.

WinnipegfreepressCenter22 hours ago

Alejado-Lacaden combo helps send Hawaii past UTEP 17-14

CNNLeft9 days ago

Surveillance video captures kidnapping attempt in Hawaii

Surveillance video captured the moments a man chased and attempted to kidnap a 24-year-old woman inside a condominium garage in Hawaii. The suspect was arrested by police and charged with kidnapping and second-degree assault.

Hindustan TimesCenter10 days ago

In 1962, Hawaii released Kalij pheasants for hunting; the birds spread through forests and may disperse seeds of invasive plants such as banana poka

Introduced to Hawaii for hunting, Kalij pheasants spread into forests and eat both native and nonnative fruits.

Hindustan TimesCenter5 days ago

In 1865, a physician brought Indian mynas to Hawaii to eat armyworms; the birds spread and can compete with native birds for nesting sites

In 1865, a doctor brought common mynas to Hawaii to eat armyworms. The birds spread across Honolulu and can compete with native birds for nesting space.

Hindustan TimesCenter10 days ago

In 1778, Captain Cook left goats in Hawaii as food and gifts; centuries later, feral herds had severely stripped native plants and worsened erosion

In 1778, Captain Cook left goats in Hawaii as gifts. Wild herds later stripped native plants like koa and silverswords, and erosion followed in cleared areas.

WinnipegfreepressCenter9 days ago

AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Louisiana on Election Day

VarietyLeans left6 days ago

Hawai’i International Film Festival Crowns ‘We Are Aliens’ as Ke Huy Quan, Sung Kang Receive Honors (EXCLUSIVE)

Japanese director Kadowaki Kōhei’s animated feature “We Are Aliens” has won the Kau Ka Hōkū (Shooting Star) Award at the 46th Hawai’i International Film Festival, which handed out its jury prizes at an awards reception at the Halekulani...