Some Southern Colorado evacuees head back home

Fashion, live animals & mālama ʻāina collide today: Goodwill Goes Glam, farm friends in studio, plus Heʻeia research shaping the future of conservation.

Community-led science in Heʻeia tracks water quality from mauka to makai, blending stewardship and sensors to protect Kāneʻohe Bay for the future.

Goodwill Goes GLAM returns July 16 to 18 at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, celebrating sustainable fashion while funding free job training in Hawaiʻi.

Mele for Maui is a free symphony celebration to lift spirits, with 64 HSO musicians and Hawaii stars live at Royal Lahaina on Sept. 19, plus a livestream.

Goodwill Goes GLAM returns July 16 to 18 at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, celebrating sustainable fashion while funding free job training in Hawaiʻi.

Mele for Maui is a free symphony celebration to lift spirits, with 64 HSO musicians and Hawaii stars live at Royal Lahaina on Sept. 19, plus a livestream.

Community-led science in Heʻeia tracks water quality from mauka to makai, blending stewardship and sensors to protect Kāneʻohe Bay for the future.

Goodwill Goes GLAM returns July 16 to 18 at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, celebrating sustainable fashion while funding free job training in Hawaiʻi.

Celebrate Hawaiʻi agriculture at the 60th Annual Hawaii State Farm Fair July 11 and 12 in Whitmore Village, meet 4 H youth, and enjoy farm fun.

Kamaʻāina Sundays at ʻIolani Palace mean free audio tours, hula, Hōkūleʻa stories, and hands on keiki fun, every second Sunday. Bring your Hawaiʻi ID.

RIMPAC 2026 brings 31 nations to Hawai‘i to train together, strengthen trust, and boost readiness for real world challenges across the Indo Pacific.

Goodwill Goes GLAM returns July 16 to 18 at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, celebrating sustainable fashion while funding free job training in Hawaiʻi.

Dance into Christmas in July at Santa’s Summer Shake Up, a Zumba dance a thon benefiting Helping Hands Hawaiʻi plus a gift drive for Adopt a Family.

Pet dental care is a wellness must. Dr. Soyang Bak from VCA Gentle Vets shares home tips, clinic options, and ways to save on care.

Teach For America Hawaiʻi marks 20 years of developing locally rooted leaders, with Trever Asam and Jim Scott sharing why service becomes lifelong.

Wildfire LOOKOUT! launches statewide to help Hawaiʻi stay ready. Learn why rain can raise summer risk, plus easy steps to protect your home.

Protect your home before small issues become big repairs with Kapili Roofing and Painting’s preventative maintenance tips and free painting upgrade offer.

An Ilokano language feature film closes the Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival July 12 at Hawaiʻi Theatre, with special guests flying in from the Philippines.

Step into familiar luxury at Grand Prince Hotel Shintakanawa, where balcony garden views lead to Takeakari lights, koi ponds, and easy Tokyo access.

El Niño could fuel a busier 2026 hurricane season in Hawaii, Premier Restoration Hawai'i shares easy, smart prep steps to protect homes and businesses.

Beat summer pests before they take over. City Mill shares mosquito, ant, roach, and rodent fixes, plus family friendly and natural options for Hawaii homes.

Skyline turns 3 with 5M riders, 13 stations, and 99 percent reliability. Segment 2 is open, and Segment 3 is on the way.

Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach debuts a fresh stay with renovated rooms, new dining, penthouses, pools and island-ready fun.

Celebrate culture and community at the 2026 Native Hawaiian Convention July 20-22, plus Keiki Hula July 23-25 at the Blaisdell Center.

Foodland Five makes dinner easy with weekly five ingredient recipes, sale ingredients, and fresh local produce from partners like MA’O Organic Farms.

Wildfire LOOKOUT! launches statewide to help Hawaiʻi stay ready. Learn why rain can raise summer risk, plus easy steps to protect your home.

A fun Kualoa Ranch education visit where we learn how to mālama animals and pick up ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi while meeting Pickle, Sweet Pea, and more.

Abl Collective launches a weekly farmers market at Hawaiʻi Kai Shopping Center Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, enjoying local food and community.

Teach For America Hawaiʻi marks 20 years of developing locally rooted leaders, with Trever Asam and Jim Scott sharing why service becomes lifelong.