Tsunami watch for Hawaii canceled
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“Don’t eat raw food in Hawaii,” said Howe, who is even leery of restaurant safety protocols. “This is a tropical place. There’s a parasite, and we advise to cook everything.” She added that any “headed vegetable,” such as lettuce or cabbage, has to be “taken completely apart” and “washed leaf by leaf” under running, potable water, then dried.
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Te Rawhitiroa Bosch, right, canceled his trip to the U.S. due to concerns that his moko mataora (Maori face tattoos for men) could get him detained at the border. Ihirangi Heke, left, is a New Zealander who encountered questioning at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport about his facial tattoos.
A couple's hurricane insurance policy was dropped despite nearly 50 years of continuous coverage, all because of one design choice.
Hawaii’s public broadcasting stations are scrambling to make up for a sudden loss in federal funding — forcing Hawaii Public Radio to pull from reserves and hold an emergency fundraising drive, as PBS Hawaii said it remains committed to its community emergency preparedness mission despite the financial strain.
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Hawaii’s film industry is organizing amid a slump in shooting major television series and feature films to better fight for improved state incentives after a bruising legislative session earlier this year.
Hawaiian coffee farmers have a message for President Donald Trump: Steep tariffs on major exporters such as Brazil will end up hurting them, too.
The Girl Scouts of Hawaii is actively working to remove obstacles for girls interested in joining, particularly those in low-income and rural areas.
Over the weekend, there's a chance that Hawaii might see some rain, especially on the western side and in the mountainous areas of Hawaii Island.
A father and son team rowing 2,400 nautical miles from San Francisco to Hawaii are nearing the Port of Hilo and could complete their journey by tomorrow, a map tracking their journey shows.