Lahaina Teachers Have To ‘Start From Scratch’ As Schools Prepare To Reopen
Educators are prioritizing social-emotional learning and mental health amid uncertainties of what the next quarter will bring.
Maui’s New Tent Shelter Offers Second Chance To Homeless Fire Survivors And Others
In a dirt lot across from Kahului Airport, air-conditioned field tents, a mess hall, a clinic and wrap-around services give clients a shot at recovery at Pu‘uhonua o Nene.
Could A Community Land Trust Give Locals More Control Of Lahaina?
Concerns over the potential loss of land in the town began almost immediately.
Naka Nathaniel: 3 Questions We Need To Ask Now About The Maui Fires
We’ve learned a lot from previous disasters. Those lessons should be applied to our own situation.
Hawaii House And Senate Take Different Paths In Response To Wildfires
House members are divided into working in groups aimed at proposed legislation. Senators will propose individual ideas to a caucus meeting next month.
We Want To Hear From West Maui Residents At Our Next Pop-Up
Civil Beat is hosting a pop-up newsroom in Kaanapali on Thursday.
Maui Mayor Gives EPA The Go-Ahead To Seal Down Lahaina’s Toxic Ash With Soiltac
Public debate over the soil-stabilizing product’s use has been swirling as county officials, environmentalists and scientists weighed its pros and cons.
State Water Official Reinstated Following Investigation
Kaleo Manuel returned to his post Monday after the Attorney General reviewed “certain personnel events” related to the Maui fires.
Did Divine Intervention Save These Lahaina Religious Sites From The Deadly Blaze?
Many of the community’s faithful believe they see a high power at work.
Maui Police Release Latest List Of Missing People From Fires
The department only reports on individuals from the wildfires that are named in a filed missing persons report.