Big Island: Everyone’s Talking About Pele The Fire Goddess
Some mention her casually while others are true believers. But just about everyone in this lava-ravaged region is dropping her name.
Despite Risks, Volcano Offers Affordable Piece Of Paradise
The people here are largely self-sufficient and understand the hazards of their location.
Big Island: Eye In The Sky And Earthbound Gadgetry Track The Lava’s Flow
Scientists explain the pink clouds, frequent earthquakes and magma that disappeared from a cinder cone and reappeared in a subdivision.
Kilauea: 35 Homes Burned So Far And ‘No Idea When We Can Get Back’
UPDATED: Hundreds of residents of the Leilani Estates subdivision were allowed to briefly return to their homes to gather possessions.
Resilience In The Face Of Lava And An Uncertain Future
Evacuees don’t know when they’ll be able to go home — or if they’ll still have homes at all.
Big Island’s Trifecta Of Trouble: Earthquakes, Lava Flows And Toxic Gas
UDATED:Â A magnitude 6.9 quake hit Friday as more than 1,700 residents faced evacuation orders.
Big Island: When You Live In A Volcano’s Shadow, You Go With The Flow
Just hours before a new eruption threatened a subdivision, residents and visitors were buzzing with excitement.
Evacuations Ordered As Volcano Releases Lava Into Residential Area
UPDATED:Â The Leilani Estates subdivision is at greatest risk, but scientists say new vents and outbreaks could occur.
Underground Magma On The Move As Quakes Rattle Volcano
It may have already gone under the highway to the viewing area, and Hawaii County is making preparations for a possible eruption.
Earthquakes, Crater Collapse On Kilauea May Indicate New Eruption
An “intrusion” of lava could affect a popular access point where people can hike or bike into a viewing area.