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Big Island Now Daily Briefing

Big Island Now Daily Briefing

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A daily summary of local news for the Island of Hawai‘i.

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  • BigIslandNow.com Daily Briefing for March 20, 2026

    BigIslandNow.com Daily Briefing for March 20, 2026
    Mar 20 2026
    Welcome to the Big Island Now daily briefing. Today, we're tracking the next round of wet weather moving in, a new opportunity for storm-affected families to replace lost food benefits, and a local astronomer returning home to share her story from the summit of Mauna Kea.
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    3 mins
  • BigIslandNow.com Daily Briefing for March 16, 2026

    BigIslandNow.com Daily Briefing for March 16, 2026
    Mar 16 2026
    Welcome to the Big Island Now daily briefing. Today, we're covering a local brand's big Fashion Week opportunity, a chance to talk story with Police Chief Mahuna, major plans for a struggling shopping center, a week honoring educators and students, community response to recent storms, and an important food recall. Let's get into it.
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    3 mins
  • BigIslandNow.com Daily Briefing for March 13, 2026

    BigIslandNow.com Daily Briefing for March 13, 2026
    Mar 13 2026
    Welcome to the Big Island Now daily briefing. Today, we're tracking a significant kona storm bringing damaging winds and heavy rain, detailing a record-breaking volcanic event and its widespread fallout, reviewing a series of criminal justice reform bills moving through the legislature, and providing an update on a notable earthquake off the Kaʻū Coast.
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    3 mins
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