After the August fires, approximately 12-thousand acres of land is now exposed with no vegetation cover.
Some 850 Lahaina evacuees will move out of three Kaanapali hotels starting Wednesday into other properties — a harsh reality of tourism’s return to West Maui.
Three and a half months after the August fires, thousands are still without homes, 100 people are confirmed dead, and four are still missing.
A new draft report pinpoints Hawaii communities with the highest wildfire risk — and shows that significant fire danger extends beyond just leeward communities.
The 22nd Annual Native Hawaiian Convention is now finished, but local leaders say with that, comes great responsibility.
Maui residents who lost their homes and livelihoods in the August fires are finding new paths forward with help from the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement.