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Best Family Fun Activity on the Big Island – Botanical World Adventures

Best Family Fun Activity on the Big Island – Botanical World Adventures

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    Up to the minute changes, video and live reports added here.
  • Big Island family mourns man killed Saturday in Captain Cook shooting
    A Big Island family, in mourning after a shootout on Saturday killed one man and hurt two more. Ocean View woman Rachel Ballesteros Velez says it was her brother, Thomas Ballesteros Junior, who died. She remembers him as funny, friendly, and well liked. "Everybody loved him. He's always joking. Always happy," she says. The 42-year-old man was […]
    Diane Ako
  • Honolulu police investigate armed robbery at West Side beach
    Honolulu police investigate an armed robbery at a popular Waianae Coast beach, after five men allegedly ripped off a couple at gunpoint. The arrest log describes the men as "local." On Wednesday, campers Caylon Hackler and Haley Toon had the beach to themselves- or so they thought. A Facebook post to a popular community site known as Stolen Stuff H […]
    Lei Kaholokula
  • Park officials don't know when Volcanoes National Park will reopen
    Earthquakes continue to rattle the area and there has been continuous explosions from the crater. 
    Melody Gonzales
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  • Hawaii MVP: Ikaika Marzo
    The 34-year-old from lower Puna has been looking out for his community since his childhood.
    Brenton Awa
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  • Five injured after fight breaks out near Papakolea Park
    First responders say, a fight that broke out around 10:30 p.m. at Papakolea Park in Tantalus may have involved knives and a baseball bat. Four teenagers and a 43-year-old man were taken to the hospital late Saturday night. 
  • Lava causes significant loss in marine life
    Pele is in control now—that message from the State Parks Division Administration as Kilauea's eruption continues to change land and marine life on the Big Island. Kilauea's eruption has not only destroyed homes but also priceless marine life. The loss of Marine Life Conservation district Waiopae Tidepools is extremely significant due to less than 1 […]
  • Two opposing Hawaii voices weigh in on immigration issue
    Two prominent Hawaii voices from opposing sides of the immigration issue weigh in on how it affects people here in Hawaii.  While both rep Bob McDermott and Hawaii ACLU director Joshua  Wisch agrees separating children from their parent...
    Avijah Scarbrough
  • Time cover backlash: Magazine stands by illustration of crying girl next to Trump
    An image that appears in this week's Time magazine cover became a rallying cry for an end to the Trump administration's policy of separating children from their parents after they are apprehended at the US border.
  • 84% of teachers choosing to leave Hawaii increased since 2010
    Along with stocking up on supplies and cleaning classrooms, schools need to worry about filling vacancies. 
    Melody Gonzales
  • Waikiki paddle out ceremony celebrates life of late Honolulu sportscaster John Noland
    A celebration of life will be held Saturday for late Honolulu sportscaster John Noland. Noland's ashes will be scattered in waters in front of the Hilton Hawaiian Village during a noon paddle-out. 
    Mika Miyashima
  • VIDEO: Lava map breakdown of affected areas
    Several earthquakes were reported overnight Monday from the summit region of Kilauea Volcano.
    Lindsey Fukano
  • Two more people cited for eruption loitering, despite warnings
    Two more people have been cited for loitering near the eruption zone yesterday, despite repeated warnings by Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources officials. 41-year-old Ruth Moss and 32-year-old Alexander White were walking along the Coconut Grove shoreline along with two children when officers found them. Officers escorted the adults and two chil […]
    Shannon Manamtam
  • Another movie shot in Hawaii injected millions of dollars into local economy
     According to the state, that amount is upwards of $90 million.
    Brenton Awa
  • Hawaii County Police have located a possible suspect in connection to shooting on Painted Church Road
    One man is dead and another is in the hospital Saturday with gunshot wounds, while Big Island police hunt for a shooter on the run. Hawaii County fire officials say they got the call just before 3 p.m. about a shooting in Captain Cook.  When they got to the scene in the area near Painted Church Road, they found one man dead, and paramedics helping a 39-year- […]
    Diane Ako
  • Officials citing and arresting those snapping selfies near lava
    Officials are arresting and citing people for taking selfies next to the lava. 
    Moanike'ala Nabarro
  • Free screening of movie about albatross and plastic pollution
    Join the Friends of Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge and the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation as they present a screening of the film “Albatross.” Following the screening they will hold a discussion featuring filmmaker Chris Jordan and Lindsay Young, Biologist and Executive Director of Pacific Rim Conservation. The film is a visual journey exploring […]
  • Hanabusa calls for protection of Puna voters
    Is the state doing enough to get Big Island voters to the polls? Hawaii gubernatorial candidate Colleen Hanabusa has called for more opportunities to vote for Puna residents, since two voting centers have been closed down due to lava flow. The Office of Elections is mailing early absentee ballots, and encouraging voters to cast ballots in other early walk-in […]
    Shannon Manamtam
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