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Tropical Storm Nolo Could Hit State as Major Hurricane Tropical Depression 15-E has strengthened into Tropical Storm Nolo. A hurricane watch has been issued for Hawaiʻi island. This means that hurricane conditions are possible in the next 48 hours. Hawaiʻi Public Radio. Big Island Now. Hawaii News Now.

Gov. Green Says More Than $1B Needed for 2026 Disaster and Recovery Needs So Far Gov. Josh Green said the state has identified about $686 million in damages from storms and an earthquake so far this year, and estimates at $319 million in resilience projects. Hawaiʻi Public Radio. Hawaii News Now. KITV4.

Hawaii Business Magazine The Club That Connects Hawai‘i For 175 years, The Pacific Club has helped shape the Islands by bringing together generations of business, civic and community leaders. Read More ❯❯

State, Maui Health and Kaiser Permanente Announce Restoration and Reopening Plans for Kula Hospital The state of Hawaiʻi, Maui Health and Kaiser Permanente today announced that Kula Hospital will be restored and reopened after damage from the March 2026 Kona Low storms forced the temporary closure of the hospital, its Emergency Department and the Hale Makamae care facility. Maui Now.

Sponsored by ALTRES The Rising Cost of Healthcare, Explained Rising healthcare costs are affecting employers nationwide. Understanding these broader trends can help inform benefits decisions. Read More ❯❯

How Hawaiʻi’s Iconic Marine Animals Survive Hurricanes When a hurricane reaches Hawaiʻi, the ocean becomes a different place. Waves build, currents shift and water conditions change fast. While humans scramble to prepare for the incoming rains, winds and flooding, marine animals have their own ways of dealing with the chaos. KHON2.

Announcements Scouting America, Aloha Council to Honor Matson, Inc. at 2026 Distinguished Citizen Dinner Scouting America, Aloha Council will honor Matson, Inc. and its employees at its annual Distinguished Citizen Dinner on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, at the Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort. The annual fundraiser recognizes Hawaiʻi leaders and organizations that demonstrate Scouting’s core values of leadership, service and community stewardship. Press Release ❯❯

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