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  • Big Island Now Daily Briefing for May 15, 2026

    Big Island Now Daily Briefing for May 15, 2026
    May 15 2026
    Welcome to the BigIslandNow.com daily brief. Today, we’re covering a controversial festival in Pāpaʻikou that can move forward under strict new conditions, a sobering economic forecast for Hawaiʻi driven by surging oil prices, a call for state-level reform after a two-year battle to protect ancestral burial sites in Hawaiian Paradise Park, and a new state loan program to help condo associations with critical repairs. Plus, a look at today’s weather.
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    4 min
  • Big Island Now Daily Briefing for May 14, 2026

    Big Island Now Daily Briefing for May 14, 2026
    May 14 2026
    Welcome to the BigIslandNow.com daily brief. Today, precursory lava flows have resumed at Kīlauea's summit with episode 47 forecasted at any time, we’ve got a full lineup of events for the week ahead, a water shutoff is scheduled for parts of Honoka‘a, a Washington man faces federal charges for throwing a rock at an endangered monk seal on Maui, and new Point‑in‑Time Count data shows progress in reducing family homelessness on Hawai‘i Island.
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    5 min
  • Big Island Now Daily Briefing for May 8, 2026

    Big Island Now Daily Briefing for May 8, 2026
    May 8 2026
    Welcome to the BigIslandNow.com daily brief. Today, a landmark artificial intelligence safety bill is headed to the governor’s desk, setting new consumer protections for minors and mental health users. Police are renewing their plea for information on a fisherman who vanished more than a year ago. A school bus used for students with disabilities was stolen from Ocean View, and authorities are looking for additional suspects. And there’s a feel-good story: a legendary humpback whale known as “Big Mama” has returned to the Salish Sea after wintering in Hawaiʻi. Plus, we have all the ways to celebrate Mom this weekend.
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    4 min
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