Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 23rd of September.
Good morning, Honolulu.
Elite's Ghouls 'n Gamblin' will return on Oct.
29 at the Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa Grand Ballroom — an event featuring casino games, food, silent auctions and prize drawings that benefits Special Olympics Hawaii.
T S Restaurants is hosting a fundraiser to support Hawaii Foodbank when guests dine at its seven locations from Friday, Sept.
25 to Monday, Sept. 28. For each donated dollar (up to $50), the restaurant will subtract the same amount from the bill.
After Ondo founder Nathan Allman died unexpectedly in May, his parents were named legal heirs while former president Ian De Bode continued as acting CEO amid a family power struggle in Hawaii.
Lawsuits and allegations over compensation+ control remain unresolved as the asset tokenization business moves forward.
Local entrepreneur transforms ʻulu into modern snacks to boost food security & support the local economy.
The innovative use of a traditional Hawaiian staple may strengthen local food systems and create new market options.
Chu Hong, an agriculture teacher at Kaimukī High, was named the 2027 Hawaiʻi State Teacher of the Year and received over $200,000 to expand the program she built.
The announcement was made Tuesday.
The Honolulu Board of Water Supply, partnering with state Rep. Cedric Gates and local leaders, will host 'Imagine a Day Without Water' this Saturday, Sept.
26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ark of Safety Christian Fellowship at Waianae Mall to offer family-friendly exhibits and water conservation tips.
Today, Spotlight Now reviews Hawaii’s homelessness strategy with officials discussing recent data, severe weather impacts, and kauhale community plans; it also shows Kauai clinics’ efforts after Hurricane Lowell to improve rural medical training.
Bank of Hawaii and the University of Hawaii announced a 7-year extension of naming rights for Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center, keeping the name until June 30, 2037.
The deal builds on a long partnership + continued support for UH student-athletes and their athletic program.
The new Sony Championship Hawaii will debut at Waialae country club this January + it is part of the PGA Champions Tour’s new format.
The tournament will focus on supporting local nonprofits.
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