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Jenny Lupton's Death: Family Rejects Suicide Speculation After Southwest Flight Attendant's Balcony Fall

Jenny Lupton's family disputes suicide claims after her death in Hawaii. Police continue to investigate, with no conclusions on the cause or manner of death.

International Business Times UK · Aug 29

Native Hawaiian Women Carry the Highest Breast Cancer Rate in the US, and Combined Statistics Had Hidden It

New American Cancer Society data show Native Hawaiian women have a breast cancer incidence 27 percent above that of White women, hidden by combined reporting.

Medical Daily · Aug 28

In 1922, a Hawaiian family bought a remote Pacific atoll to harvest coconuts; they later fought the US Navy, rejected casino plans and sold it for conservation

Palmyra Atoll, once a thriving coconut farming locale, eventually became a military base before a legal dispute saw it reverted to its original owners. With scientists emphasizing its ecological significance, conservationists stepped in to secure the atoll. Today, it stands as a protected scientific reserve and wildlife haven, where researchers…

The Times of India · Aug 28

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Five Moves That Led to the Pro Bowl’s Demise

The NFL has decided to no longer hold an annual Pro Bowl game. Here’s what led to its downfall.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 27

More than 100 years ago, red mangroves were introduced to Hawaii; now crews are trying to eradicate them from nearly 2 miles of waterways to restore wetlands and protect endangered birds

In Hawaii, environmental teams are embarking on an ambitious project to eradicate invasive red mangroves, targeting nearly two miles of waterways in Kailua. This initiative is vital for preserving endangered native waterbirds while simultaneously addressing environmental degradation. The involvement of community volunteers and organizations is essential for this extensive, multi-year…

The Times of India · Aug 27

Researchers examined pilot whales stranded around Hawaii over 13 years; 3 had swallowed up to 12 pounds of marine debris, including as many as 35,543 pieces of plastic in a single stomach

Discarded fishing nets and plastic bags are wreaking havoc on marine ecosystems in the Pacific. A comprehensive thirteen-year study revealed that pilot whales have ingested alarming amounts of synthetic debris. Researchers found thousands of plastic fragments lodged within the stomachs of the examined whales. Such plastic pollution brings grave long-term…

The Times of India · Aug 27

In 1793, goats were introduced to Hawaii’s Kahoʻolawe; their population later reached about 50,000, and 200 years later the last feral goat was removed after severe vegetation loss and erosion

From an island carved by voyagers, farmers and sacred traditions comes the unlikely story of thousands of hungry goats. They grew on Kaho’olawe from a small 18th-century introduction into a herd of perhaps 50,000, stripping the vegetation and hastening erosion over the landscape. Today, the Hawaiian island is the focus…

The Times of India · Aug 27

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Quote of the day by Jason Momoa: "I was raised by a single mother who showed me what true..." — Inspiring life lessons on resilience, self-acceptance, courage, authenticity, curiosity, inner strength, and why creating your own path can lead to a more meaningful life by the Hawaiian-born American actor known for Aquaman and Game of Thrones

Today’s quote of the day by Jason Momoa carries a simple message about strength, family, and becoming your own person. Raised by a single mother, the Aquaman and Game of Thrones star has often spoken about the values that shaped him. His words offer real lessons on resilience, self-acceptance, courage,…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

In 1968, Hawaii introduced 8 mouflon sheep for trophy hunting. 36 years later, thousands were threatening native vegetation

In 1968, eight mouflon sheep were introduced into Hawaii Island for hunting purposes. By 2004, their numbers soared to over 2,500, causing dire consequences for the native vegetation. Their relentless grazing and trampling affected trees and various plants across multiple ecosystems, presenting a significant conservation dilemma as managing this rapidly…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Southwest Airlines flight attendant dies at 50 during Hawaii layover; police investigate

In a heartbreaking incident, Southwest Airlines flight attendant Jennifer Lupton passed away during her layover in Hawaii. Authorities in Waikiki are probing the details of her untimely demise and are actively interviewing potential witnesses while examining surveillance recordings. Southwest Airlines has confirmed the loss, offering their heartfelt support to family…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Southwest Flight Attendant Hawaii Tragedy: What We Know About Jennifer Lupton's Cause of Death Investigation

Jennifer Lupton, a Southwest Airlines flight attendant, died during a layover in Hawaii. Honolulu police are investigating the unattended death.

International Business Times UK · Aug 25

Tropical Storm Moke bringing more rain toward already hurricane-ravaged Hawaii

Forecasters projected Moke to deposit as much as 10 inches of rain across the Big Island

The Independent UK · Aug 23

In May 2026, Hawaii wildlife crews found 10 endangered caterpillars on Lānaʻi. Weeks later, they found the same moth on Molokaʻi for the first time since the 1940s

Hawaii wildlife crews recently discovered Blackburn's Sphinx Moth caterpillars on Lānaʻi. These endangered insects were also found in Halawa Valley and Kalae on Molokaʻi. These sightings mark the first on Molokaʻi since the 1940s. The discoveries provide crucial information for conservation efforts.

The Economic Times · Aug 23

Tropical Storm Moke poised to slam into Hawaii just days after Hurricane Lala

Weather service warns of flooding and mudslides, particularly in areas strongly affected by previous storm

The Guardian - US · Aug 22

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The Independent UK · Aug 22

Tropical Storm Moke advances toward Hawaii as winds strengthen

The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Moke has formed in the Pacific Ocean

The Independent UK · Aug 21

Heavy rain and winds to hit Hawaii less than a week after damage from Hurricane Lala

People in Hawaii are bracing for more heavy rain and winds as they recover from last weekend's hurricane

The Economic Times · Aug 21

In 1961, Hawaii introduced black-tailed deer to Kauai for sport hunting; a later survey found them across about half of sampled locations

In 1961, Columbian black-tailed deer were introduced to Kauai primarily for sport hunting. Over the years, these non-native deer have proliferated significantly on the island’s western region. Their growing population poses challenges to local wildlife and conservation initiatives. Additionally, economic assessments highlight considerable yearly losses for livestock farmers due to…

The Guardian - UK · Aug 21

Weather tracker: Extreme rain deluges Japan and South Korea

Downpours break records and cause transport chaos, evacuations and deaths, as people get trapped inside vehicles

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The Times of India · Aug 21

Hawaii fenced the summit of Haleakalā against goats and pigs; native plants recovered inside while grazing continued outside

The Haleakalā summit showcases a striking contrast between thriving ecosystems and areas affected by grazing. Native flora in Hawaii struggles against invasive mammals, which also pose risks to indigenous birds and insects that evolved without natural predators. To combat this, park authorities implement strict measures to exclude these ungulates, managing…

The Independent UK · Aug 20

Paramedics rescued after getting caught in hurricane flooding

Two paramedics whose vehicle became surrounded by rapidly rising water were rescued in Hawaii.

The Independent UK · Aug 20

Still recovering from Hurricane Lala, Hawaii prepares for a possible weekend cyclone

Cleanup continues in Hawaii after Hurricane Lala tore roofs off houses, uprooted trees and covered roads in mud and rock

Digital Camera World · Aug 20

A week-old Hawaiian monk seal pup rests on its mother at a busy Waikīkī beach – and this photographer captured the rare moment without disturbing them

The tender wildlife image highlights the sixth Hawaiian monk seal birth ever recorded at the beach – and is now a finalist in a prestigious photography award

The Guardian - US · Aug 20

Destructive and delicious: how an invasive deer in Hawaii is being turned into dinner

The overpopulation of axis deer has taken an environmental toll, but Maui Nui Venison sees it as a resource instead of a pest

The Economic Times · Aug 20

In 1970s, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet W.S. Merwin & his wife Paula bought barren land in Hawaii and turned it into 19-acre forest with 3,000+ palms

W.S. Merwin, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, transformed a barren plot of land in Hawaii into a thriving palm sanctuary. Initially focused on restoring native flora, he later dedicated his efforts to conserving endangered palm species from around the world. Over several decades, he and his wife nurtured nearly 3,000 palms…

The Times of India · Aug 20

In the 1970s, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet W.S. Merwin and his wife Paula bought a barren piece of land in Hawaii; planting one sapling at a time, they transformed the wasteland into a 19-acre forest with more than 3,000 palms

W.S. Merwin, a celebrated poet, found solace and seclusion in Maui during the 1970s, where he dedicated himself to creating a lush 19-acre palm forest. This extraordinary project transformed a barren piece of land into a thriving ecological haven, showcasing an impressive array of palm species. Today, the Merwin Conservancy…

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