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Voter Service Centers in Kapolei and Honolulu Hale are opening on July 27 to offer in-person voting and election services ahead of the August 8 deadline.

Families can pursue both college tuition savings and retirement goals through planning, without having to choose between them. The article emphasizes that strategic financial planning allows working toward both objectives simultaneously.

Hurricane Fausto weakened to a Category 1 storm as Hawaii officials prepared for high surf and potential hazards across the islands.

Researchers are studying methods to grow Japanese rice in Hawaiʻi. The article notes that rice is a necessity for most locals, though the quantity consumed may be surprising.

Honolulu Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred on Kona Street at 3:12 a.m. on July 26. The incident is being treated as a criminal case with an active suspect search.

The South Kohala wildfire remains active, but evacuation orders for Kawaihae Village were lifted at 9 a.m. on Sunday, July 26. No additional details about the fire's status or future actions are provided in the article.

Police arrested a 40-year-old man for Attempted Murder in the Second Degree following a reported stabbing in the Mililani area. The incident occurred on Sunday, July 26.

A 64-year-old man was hospitalized in serious condition after being struck by a driver in a hit-and-run incident in Kapahulu on July 24.

Fire crews battled a wildfire in South Kohala, leading to a wildfire advisory and the closure of part of Kawaihae Road.

A Honolulu couple discovered a four-foot ball python under their front door, prompting a police response. The illegal animal was seized by the Hawaiian Humane Society.

A Hawaii grand jury indicted five individuals, including Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke, in an alleged bribery and campaign finance scheme involving COVID-19 testing contracts. Legal experts suggest plea deals might be the next step.

A humpback whale's death near Molokaʻi has prompted warnings about potential public health risks. The Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of Aquatic Resources supports the community’s recommendation regarding the situation.

Firefighters responded to a late-night fire at a mixed-use building in downtown Honolulu, which was extinguished by late Friday night with no injuries reported.

A man from Puna has been indicted on multiple murder and property crime charges in connection with the deaths of three elderly men earlier this year. Prosecutors are seeking no bail for the defendant.

The article discusses the aftermath of an indictment, describing the situation as a 'house of cards' that is now crumbling. It highlights questions about reforms and future implications.

HPD has increased traffic enforcement as students return to school, urging drivers to slow down, avoid phone use, and allow extra travel time to ensure student safety.

Hurricane Fausto is expected to weaken before reaching Hawaii, though officials advise residents to prepare for potential impacts. The article references past effects from a Kona low, which caused heavy rain, wind, and power disruptions despite not being a tropical storm.

Laverne's Catering offers popular Hawaiian and local dishes at its two locations, along with special customer offers. The service aims to heal and serve the community through its meals.

Hala Tree Cafe has launched in Waikīkī, offering a farm-to-cup experience. The cafe aims to provide a tranquil retreat amid the busy Waikīkī environment.

Sylvia Luke and four other individuals were indicted by an Oahu grand jury in a bribery case. The indictment was announced on July 24.