Herman Andaya, the controversial administrator of the Maui Emergency Management Agency on Aug. 8, revealed details about that night in an interview for the attorney general's report.

Herman Andaya, the controversial administrator of the Maui Emergency Management Agency on Aug. 8, revealed details about that night in an interview for the attorney general's report.

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Ex-MEMA head Herman Andaya reveals details about Aug. 8 wildfire

Cleanup is underway after a crash involving a semitruck downed several poles and damaged a home Tuesday.

Cleanup is underway after a crash involving a semitruck downed several poles and damaged a home Tuesday.

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Local policy and banking experts join "Spotlight Now" to discuss housing in Hawaii.

Local policy and banking experts join "Spotlight Now" to discuss housing in Hawaii.

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The Biden-Harris Administration announced Tuesday that it is awarding the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands more than $72 million to expand high-speed internet access and digital literacy for Native Hawaiians. The grant will fund state internet infrastructure deployments and internet adoption projects to connect unserved Native Hawaiian households to high-speed internet service.

The Biden-Harris Administration announced Tuesday that it is awarding the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands more than $72 million to expand high-speed internet access and digital literacy for Native Hawaiians. The grant will fund state internet infrastructure deployments and internet adoption projects to connect unserved Native Hawaiian households to high-speed internet service.

Ex-MEMA head Herman Andaya reveals details about Aug. 8 wildfire

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