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Big Island: The Days Are Numbered For These Lava Flow Vendors
Hawaii County looks to clear out roadside businesses and relocate the parking lot for its lava flow viewing area. Nearby residents are unhappy.
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Big Island: Why Many People May Lose Their Property This Week
Cheap lots were marketed in substandard subdivisions, mostly in high lava-risk zones that are some of the poorest areas on the island.
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Halemaumau Crater a Big Draw at Hawaii Volcanoes Nat’l Park
The spattering lava lake is drawing an uninterrupted throng of tourists to view the rare display of Madam Pele’s power.
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Kilauea Is World’s Hottest Volcano
The ranking is in terms of total energy. An Icelandic vocanic eruption radiated the most heat for a single event.
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This Is What Happens When You Step On Molten Lava
As lava on Hawaii’s Big Island nears a shopping center and gas station, this video is a reminder of what not to do.
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Lives in Limbo With the Lava Stalled in Pahoa
Kilauea’s flow has not advanced for five days, leaving residents time to ponder their fate. Some have lived through it all before.
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Keeping Up With the Kilauea Lava Flow on Social Media
Access near the Puna lava flow may be restricted for safety reasons, but residents, web sites and journalists are still documenting the rare occasion.
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Hawaii Volcano Lava Flow: ‘Feel the Heat’
In 2014, Civil Beat photographer Cory Lum captured the slow-moving molten river of lava on a flyover.
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Will Pahoa Go the Way of Kalapana?
The lava is slowly but steadily moving through another Big Island community.
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Kilauea Lava Advances, Enters Pahoa Cemetery Grounds
Officials say the flow is moving at approximately 10 yards an hour in a northeast direction on Hawaii’s Big Island.