Big Island Law Enforcement Cracks Down on DUI with 19 Arrests in a Week Amid Rising Traffic Concerns
Hawaii's Big Island police arrested 19 drivers for DUI from December 16-22, 2024. DUI arrests for the year totaled 942, a slight increase from the previous year, amid a rise in major crashes and traffic fatalities.
Legal Battle Royale, 20 Attorneys General Join Forces with AG Lopez to Defend Louisiana's Minority Voting Rights at Supreme Court
The article discusses Attorney General Anne Lopez's support for Louisiana's efforts to create a second majority-Black congressional district, following a court mandate to address Voting Rights Act violations.
Hawaii to Conduct Monthly Siren and Emergency Alert System Test on January 2, 2025
Hawaii will test its Statewide Outdoor Warning Siren System on January 2, 2025, at 11:45 a.m., as part of emergency preparedness measures. The sirens will emit a steady tone for one minute, accompanied by a test of the Emergency Alert System.
Maui's Hamakua Poko Kai Beach Closed for Environmental and Cultural Assessments Amid Erosion Concerns
Maui's Hamakua Poko Kai Beach, known as "Bones Beach," is closed until January 31st for environmental and cultural assessments following erosion from high surf events. The County of Maui advises the public to stay away during this period.
Kapa‘a Cyclist in Critical Condition Following Collision on Kūhiō Highway
A cyclist was critically injured after being hit by a car on Kūhiō Highway in Kapa‘a. The 44-year-old man was struck in a crosswalk; speed is not believed to be a factor. Authorities are investigating and seeking witnesses.












