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Maui Man Released After 30 Years In Prison For A Murder He Says He Didn’t Commit Screenshot/Hawaii News Now/2025

Maui Man Released After 30 Years In Prison For A Murder He Says He Didn’t Commit

Gordon Cordeiro was convicted for the 1994 killing of a Maui man during a drug deal robbery.

Maui Beachside Explosion Injures Several People Hawaii News Now/2025

Maui Beachside Explosion Injures Several People

Preliminary investigations suggest that the explosion may have involved liquefied petroleum gas, which supplies common area BBQs.

Kirstin Downey: Bills Could Speed Up Rebuilding Of Lahaina’s Front Street Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2024

Kirstin Downey: Bills Could Speed Up Rebuilding Of Lahaina’s Front Street

At least one proposal appears to be gaining traction in the Hawaiʻi Senate that would let home and business owners move forward with their projects.

Trump Targets Federal Agency Managing $1.6B In Maui Recovery Funds Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2025

Trump Targets Federal Agency Managing $1.6B In Maui Recovery Funds

Maui County’s Office of Recovery said it had met with HUD officials Thursday to discuss the potential impact of staffing cuts.

Sen. Angus McKelvey: California Fires Mean Bad News For Lahaina Richard Wiens/Civil Beat/2024

Sen. Angus McKelvey: California Fires Mean Bad News For Lahaina

The Maui lawmaker who lost his own home in the 2023 fires is also leading some government reform efforts.

Maui Residents Can’t Find Housing. Neither Can Their Cats And Dogs David Croxford/Civil Beat/2025

Maui Residents Can’t Find Housing. Neither Can Their Cats And Dogs

With housing scarce after the Lahaina wildfire, the Maui Humane Society says it’s struggling to find people to adopt animals and its shelter is well over capacity.

These Are The Stories Lahaina Wildfire Survivors Never Got To Tell Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024

These Are The Stories Lahaina Wildfire Survivors Never Got To Tell

Court documents filed in a wildfire compensation lawsuit give an unprecedented look at the struggles fire survivors continue to face.

If FEMA Didn’t Exist, Could States Handle The Disaster Response Alone? (FEMA/2023)

If FEMA Didn’t Exist, Could States Handle The Disaster Response Alone?

For a small state like Hawaiʻi, the 2023 Lahaina fires showed how FEMA can assist in responding to a disaster.

Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Clears Way For $4 Billion Maui Wildfire Settlement Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Clears Way For $4 Billion Maui Wildfire Settlement

A historic settlement can begin flowing to people and businesses affected by the fire, but consequences for the insurance market are unclear.

Stakes Are High As Maui Wildfire Settlement Case Goes Before Supreme Court Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Stakes Are High As Maui Wildfire Settlement Case Goes Before Supreme Court

The outcome could mean higher insurance premiums or a bankrupt utility. It could also upend the proposed settlement, delaying payments to wildfire victims