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Maui Fire Survivors Face Tough Choices When Federal Housing Program Ends Léo Azambuja/Civil Beat/2024

Maui Fire Survivors Face Tough Choices When Federal Housing Program Ends

The state is seeking another extension to the FEMA housing program that thousands of Maui residents have relied on since losing their homes in the 2023 wildfires. It’s currently set to end Feb. 28.

Hawaiʻi Road Deaths Hit 18-Year Peak Last Year. Most Other States Dropped Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025

Hawaiʻi Road Deaths Hit 18-Year Peak Last Year. Most Other States Dropped

Hawaiʻi was one of just six U.S. states where the rate of road deaths in 2025 rose compared to 2024.

Hawaiʻi’s Critically Endangered Crow Is Soaring In Maui Forests (Courtesy: San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance)

Hawaiʻi’s Critically Endangered Crow Is Soaring In Maui Forests

Extinct in the wild since 2002, several ʻalalā have survived their first year since being released on the Valley Isle.

Need A Doctor? Hawaiʻi’s Physician Shortage Keeps Getting Worse Courtesy: Kona Community Hospital

Need A Doctor? Hawaiʻi’s Physician Shortage Keeps Getting Worse

Neighbor islands bear the brunt of the growing shortage, which contributes to uneven costs and poorer care.

Bill To Save Thousands Of Maui Vacation Rentals Heads To Planning Commissions Erin Nolan/Civil Beat/2025

Bill To Save Thousands Of Maui Vacation Rentals Heads To Planning Commissions

The County Council moved the Bill 9 counterpart forward to receive a thorough vetting and recommendations on ways to change it before final passage.

Maui To Settle Landfill Legal Battle After Scrapping Plan To Seize Property Cammy Clark/Civil Beat/2024

Maui To Settle Landfill Legal Battle After Scrapping Plan To Seize Property

The county won’t say how much it intends to pay the company in damages over the eminent domain case to acquire a dump site for Lahaina fire debris.

Counties Are On A Hiring Spree, But Recruitment Challenges Linger Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024

Counties Are On A Hiring Spree, But Recruitment Challenges Linger

Some neighbor island jobs have the edge in salaries compared to their Oʻahu counterparts, adding to hiring difficulties.  

Gift Of Giving Starts With Two Wheels For Maui Keiki Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025

Gift Of Giving Starts With Two Wheels For Maui Keiki

For the past 12 years, Maui businessman Jim Falk has donated hundreds of bicycles to Maui County keiki for Christmas.

Thousands Of Maui Vacation Rentals In Limbo After Council Hits Gridlock David Croxford/Civil Beat/2025

Thousands Of Maui Vacation Rentals In Limbo After Council Hits Gridlock

Kāʻanapali condo owners have filed the first lawsuit so far against the county over Bill 9.

Battling A Voracious Beetle In The Invasive Species Capital Of The World Leilani Combs/Civil Beat/2025

Battling A Voracious Beetle In The Invasive Species Capital Of The World

Tactics vary by island in the ongoing fight to save Hawaiʻi’s iconic palms from coconut rhinoceros beetles.