Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 31st of January.
Good morning, Honolulu.
At 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb.
4, Annalisa Burgos will cover Hawaii’s rising housing costs and affordable challenges on HNN’s livestream show. Kimo Carvalho—executive director of HomeAid Hawaii—will discuss efforts to build kauhale for those at risk of homelessness.
The BYUH Choir, led by Erica Glenn, was chosen to perform with Josh Groban in his upcoming show in Hawaii.
The performance will highlight local talent as part of his tour.
Punahou Carnival returns on Friday, Feb.
6 and Saturday, Feb. 7 at Punahou School in Mānoa as a two-day event featuring rides, games, food booths, an art gallery (the state’s largest) and live music that raises funds for school financial aid, with parking and payment options provided.
The UNLV Rebel Girls and Company Dance team, featuring local talent, won two national championships this month at their college's biggest stage (local dancers played a key role).
Hawaii pop star Bruno Mars will perform at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards tomorrow at 3 p.m. on KGMB; he is up for three awards including record & song of the year for his track 'APT' with Rosé.
A Circuit Court probate judge approved the trustees' petition so Kamehameha Schools will be tuition-free for the fall school year, following Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop's will (affirming her intent for free education).
University of Hawaii student Eric Gee joined polar explorer Robert Swan on an expedition to Antarctica in December with an international team that assisted a NASA research project and shared their experience with schools via Starlink.
Hawaii Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on an insurance appeal challenging a wildfire settlement exceeding $4 billion that involves Hawaiian Electric and local governments; survivors, including one from Lahaina, wait for a ruling — a decision that may unlock billions for about 21,000 victims.
Aloha Stadium’s new plans include 31,000 seats, 28 suites with cup holders, and two club lounges.
Dismantling is set now with district offices blessed Feb. 17, and construction will begin by August to complete the project by March 2029—all part of a 98-acre entertainment district with housing and retail.
Hawaii men's volleyball swept Penn State today at Rec Hall, winning sets 25 to 22, 25 to 23 and 25 to 15.
Adrien Roure had 10 kills plus Justin Todd went 6 for 6 on swings and blocked six times; they will face Penn State again on Saturday at noon.
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