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Hawaiʻi County Bill Aims to Ban Feeding Feral Animals The county council is moving a bill to ban the practice on county property, despite swaths of testimony calling it inhumane and counterproductive to controlling feral populations. But supporters of the bill warn that feral species hurt native and endemic ones, either by preying on them, transmitting diseases, or changing the environment. Hawaiʻi Public Radio.

Tropical Storm Keli Becomes Second Named Storm of 2025 Central Pacific Hurricane Season At 11:00 AM HST, Keli was located about 1,090 miles southeast of Honolulu. It is moving west at 10 miles per hour and is expected to continue in that general direction for the next several days. Hawaii News Now. KHON2. KITV4.

Hawaii Business Magazine My Job Is Bringing Homes to Life Through Technology Andy Kinghan is the go-to guy when you want a “smart home” that takes advantage of the latest technology in audio, video, networking, security, lighting and even automatic window shades. Read More ❯❯

Advocacy Group Alleges Hawaiʻi Corrections Department Is Censoring Publications The Human Rights Defense Center is suing the Hawaiʻi Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for censorship. The center says the department has not allowed its educational publications, books and informational brochures to be delivered to inmates. The publications contain news involving detention facilities and include information for inmates about criminal law procedure and civil rights. Hawaiʻi Public Radio.

Diverse Ecosystems Are More Resilient Against Climate Change, UH Study Finds The research team, from the university’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, studied 48 agroforests in Fiji and found that highly diverse areas help ecosystems thrive and help boost the nutritional value for humans. Hawaiʻi Public Radio.

Hawaii Business Magazine Hawai‘i’s Public Schools Are National Leaders in Academic Recovery. Can They Keep Up the Momentum? Here’s how three Title I schools are making improvements, including expanded assessments, tutoring, and after-school and summer learning. Read More ❯❯

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Top Performers in Real Estate We identified the leading real estate companies and invited them to submit their Top Performers. Consider these agents and companies when preparing to make your next real estate transaction.

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Announcements Fukunaga Scholarship Foundation Awards 10 Students and Celebrates 75th Anniversary Celebrating its 75th anniversary, the Fukunaga Scholarship Foundation has awarded 10 Hawaiʻi high school graduates with the prestigious Fukunaga Scholarship for the upcoming school year. Students were honored and recognized at the annual mixer this past Fri, July 18. Each year, approximately $185,000 in scholarships are awarded to local students pursuing business-related degrees, with each student receiving $20,000 over four years (or a pro-rated amount over fewer years) to cover college expenses. Over $5.5M (or over $9.2M in 2025 dollars) has been awarded to 574 students since the scholarship’s inception. Press Release ❯❯

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