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Jul 31

A $4 billion settlement for 2023 Maui wildfire could come soon, Hawaii Gov. Green tells AP

By Audrey McAvoy, Associated Press

The parties involved in Lahaina wildfire lawsuits against the state of Hawaii, Maui County and utilities are close to a global settlement of claims that will be worth a little over $4 billion, Gov. Josh Green told The Associated Press on Wednesday.

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Jul 08

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Maui residents say their ongoing illnesses are connected to the devastating 2023 wildfires

By William Brangham, Maea Lenei Buhre

It’s been almost a year since the nation’s deadliest wildfires devastated the island community of Maui. While much of the debris has been removed, many residents are still dealing with health issues that experts say are connected to the fires.

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Jun 27

As 1-year mark approaches, Maui officials highlight rebuilding after the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century

By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher, Associated Press

Maui officials are highlighting some steps toward rebuilding nearly a year after a deadly wildfire destroyed much of Lahaina.

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May 03

Maui sues cell carriers over text message alerts that were never received during Lahaina wildfires

By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher, Associated Press

Maui County is suing major cellular carriers for failing to properly inform police of widespread service outages during the height of last summer's deadly wildfire.

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Apr 17

Maui Fire Department report on deadly wildfire details how it was no match for unprecedented blazes

By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher, Rebecca Boone, Claudia Lauer, Associated Press

When wildfires broke out across the Hawaiian island of Maui last August, some firefighters carried victims piggyback over downed power lines to safety and sheltered survivors inside their fire engines.

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Mar 07

Biden wins Democratic caucuses in Hawaii, inching closer to nomination

By Audrey McAvoy, Associated Press

Biden went into the vote with the advantage of incumbency and name recognition.

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Feb 09

Earthquake hits Mauna Loa volcano on Hawaii's Big Island, no major damage reported

By Audrey McAvoy, Jennifer Sinco Kelleher, Associated Press

A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck the world’s largest active volcano on Friday — Mauna Loa on the Big Island of Hawaii — knocking items off shelves in nearby towns but not immediately prompting reports of serious damage. No tsunami was…

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Dec 27

She died weeks after fleeing the Maui wildfire. Her family fought to have her listed as a victim.

By Gene Johnson, Jennifer Sinco Kelleher, Mark Thiessen, Lindsey Wasson, Associated Press

The number of people exposed to natural hazards has increased as climate change has intensified disasters like wildfires and hurricanes. Studies suggest that wildfire disproportionately affects vulnerable people such as those who are older, have a diminished capacity to respond…

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Nov 30

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How Hawaii students convinced schools to provide free menstrual products

By Kate Nakamura

It took many years of effort from students and advocates, but Hawaii is now one of nine states requiring public and charter schools to provide free menstrual products to students. Kate Nakamura from the PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs has…

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Nov 24

Maui residents want independent testing to determine when it's safe to return to burned town

By Rebecca Boone, Associated Press

The rubble left behind includes electrical cables, plastic pipes and vehicle tires that emit dangerous dioxins when burned; lead from melted vehicles or old house paint; and arsenic-laden ash from termite-resistant building materials.

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