Waiakea High School celebrates Homecoming 2019
Once Upon a Homecoming was a fairytale come true for the students, faculty, staff, families and alumni of Waiakea High School.
Hands-on fermentation class slated at Volcano Art Center
The human digestive system is home to a complex diversity of living microorganisms, which are impacted by what we eat and drink.
Honokaa student matriculates at Knox College
Stephanie Kate Onza joined the Knox College community by enrolling for the 2019 fall term. Onza of Honokaa is a graduate of Honokaa High School.
Gilbert Kahele Recreation Area to be closed for maintenance
The county Department of Parks and Recreation informs the public that Gilbert Kahele Recreation Area will be temporarily closed from 5 a.m.-noon Oct. 23 for maintenance.
21st annual Taste of Hilo is Sunday
The Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Hawaii hosts its 21st annual Taste of Hilo from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, at Sangha Hall in Hilo.
Ruderman to speak as part of America in Crisis Series
State Sen. Russell Ruderman will present Citizen Skills for Forging Hawaiis Own Green New Deal at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, in UCB 100 at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
Rumbaugh returns to Balancing Monkey Yoga for workshop
Join Balancing Monkey Yoga in welcoming back Desiree Rumbaugh for Yoga as a Long Term Relationship on Oct. 25-27.
Police ID tractor rollover victim
Police have identified the 69-year-old Paauilo man who was killed in an Oct. 8 tractor rollover on his property as Michael Shinsky.
Tribune-Herald Athlete of the Week: Kamehameha’s Kylie Iwamoto
Trial of alleged Waiki accomplices continues
KAILUA-KONA Jury trial for three people accused of aiding cop killer Justin Waiki entered its third week on Tuesday.
Man indicted for alleged invasion of home owned by cop
A Hilo grand jury indicted a 34-year-old Hilo man with several charges for the alleged May 8 home invasion of a Puna house owned by a police officer.
Suit: Minor was sexually assaulted while in foster care
Kim vows to fight US sanctions, visits sacred N. Korean peak
Men’s shelter in old Hilo hospital accepts its first residents
Committee gets update on lava recovery efforts
Panel advances bill that would ban county use of herbicides
Trump puts housing crash foxes in henhouse
Protect democracy against social media manipulation
The United States may not be the only target of Vladimir Putins social media warfare, but many Americans do seem particularly vulnerable to Russian agents tricks.
Cartoon for October 16
The world as seen by cartoonist Ken Catalino, Creators.com.
Your Views for October 16
Shrink our fear
Nation and World briefs for October 16
Obituaries for October 16
Forrest Clay Fanning, 73, of Hilo died Aug. 15 at Hawaii Care Choices Pohai Malama Care Center. Born in Nashville, Tenn., he was a seafood clerk for Malama Market, seafood manager for the former Sure Save Supermarket and U.S. Army and the Air National Guard veteran. Private services held. Survived by wife, Darling Wilson-Fanning of Hilo; sons, Wayne Fanning of Honolulu and Brian Fanning of Hilo; sister, Anita F. (Arnold) Ausenbaugh of Nashville; stepsons, Flynn (Emily) Wilson of Mountain View and Israel Wilson of Hilo; two stepgrandchildren; nieces, nephews and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
More victims, more damage found in Japan typhoon aftermath
Pelosi says ‘all roads seem to lead to Putin’
