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Eruptive Episode 54 at Kīlauea Has Begun, Fine Ash May Be Carried to Wood Valley, Pāhala

Lava fountaining is contained to the Halemaʻumaʻu crater and fine ash may be carried southwest by trade winds to downwind communities for the next several hours. Big Island Now.

Schofield Army Sergeant Fights ‘Tooth and Nail’ to Return After Trump’s Trans Military Ban

U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda has filed a congressional inquiry on behalf of an Army sergeant Clara Davis. She believes she was the first soldier to be involuntarily discharged from the military because of President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender troops. Hawaiʻi Public Radio.

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New School Year Brings More Choices, New Menu Items for Hawai‘i Public School Students

As Hawaiʻi public schools welcome students back, school cafeterias are offering more choices at mealtime, including new breakfast and lunch options featuring local ingredients and flavors. Maui Now.

 

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How Hawaii is Reducing Homelessness

The initiative behind O‘ahu’s decline in veteran homelessness is now being expanded to serve Native Hawaiians, kūpuna and youth. Read More >>

Healthcare Association of Hawaiʻi Says Options Are Available After Trump Administration Declares Medicare Part D Ending in 2027

About 77,000 Hawaiʻi residents rely on Medicare Part D. With changes expected next year, kupuna could face higher prescription costs and premiums. Experts recommend reviewing coverage options and comparing plans when new premiums are released. KITV4.

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Student Feedback Earns UH Mānoa Spot Among Nation’s Best Colleges

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is one of the nation’s best colleges and universities, according to The Princeton Review’s 2027 edition of “The Best 392 Colleges” guide.

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