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Jason Armstrong
Big Island: Sorely Needed Public Housing Set To Open After Toxic Soil Cleanup
Low-income housing is in great demand on Hawaii island, where more than 360 families are reportedly on a county waitlist for housing help.
Ige: No Additional National Guard Troops Coming To Mauna Kea
UPDATED: The governor met with Mayor Harry Kim to talk about maintaining peace during the Thirty Meter Telescope protests.
Another Day Of Waiting For Protesters, Authorities At Mauna Kea
Hundreds of Thirty Meter Telescope opponents maintain their vigil as authorities say all access to the mountain is now restricted.
All Observatory Staffers Evacuated As TMT Protest Continues
UPDATED: As hundreds of telescope opponents gather for a second day at the base of Mauna Kea, others descend on the office of Gov. David Ige.
No Arrests And No Construction Convoy After A Day Of Protests
UPDATED: Some Native Hawaiians think construction of a new telescope will desecrate a sacred site that already holds 13 other telescopes.
Big Island: FEMA Wants Its Money Back For Aid To Volcano Victims
FEMA says the agency is required to review disaster assistance payments to ensure the money doesn’t duplicate other assistance, wasn’t inappropriately spent or was provided in error.
Big Island: Coping With The ‘Big Litter’ Of Abandoned Vehicles
Like everywhere else in the state, Hawaii County is looking for solutions to the increasingly costly problem of people leaving their junkers on the side of the road.
Big Island: How To Keep Tourists Coming After The Eruption
Millions of dollars are being spent to promote non-volcanic attractions, but some of them aren’t equipped to handle more visitors.
Big Island: Hawaii’s New Generation Of Women Canoe Carvers
Thanks to a grant, 22 women are constructing a replica of an outrigger canoe that Queen Kapiolani donated to the Smithsonian in 1888.