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Alaska Air Group Adjusts Interisland Check-in Times and Expands Boeing 737-800 Service for Hawaiian Flights

Alaska Air Group Adjusts Interisland Check-in Times and Expands Boeing 737-800 Service for Hawaiian Flights

Alaska Air Group Adjusts Interisland Check-in Times and Expands Boeing 737-800 Service for Hawaiian Flights

Southwest Airlines to Launch First Airport Lounges in Major Premium Travel Shift

Southwest Airlines to Launch First Airport Lounges in Major Premium Travel Shift

Southwest Airlines to Launch First Airport Lounges in Major Premium Travel Shift

Fast food from the US and China catches on in both countries

Fast food from the US and China catches on in both countries

China and the United States are divided on many issues, from tariffs to Taiwan

U.S. House Approves Rep. Ed Case's Bill to Combat Invasive Species, Boosting Guam's Efforts

U.S. House Approves Rep. Ed Case's Bill to Combat Invasive Species, Boosting Guam's Efforts

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved Rep. Ed Case's (D-HI) National Wildlife Refuge System Invasive Species Strike Team Act with a vote of 371-33. This bill aims to expand federal efforts to combat invasive species that threaten the nation's environments. For island communities like Guam, invasive species are a significant concern, impacting ecosystems, agriculture, and the economy. Guam Del. James Moylan, a co-sponsor of the bill, highlighted that once an invasive species establishes itself on an island, eradication costs can be enormous, and the damage may be irreversible. The bill proposes to authorize $10 million annually from fiscal year 2027 through 2033 to support ongoing initiatives for invasive species control.

Walmart Launches Tap to Pay Across All Hawaii Stores, Expanding Contactless Payment Options

Walmart Launches Tap to Pay Across All Hawaii Stores, Expanding Contactless Payment Options

Walmart Launches Tap to Pay Across All Hawaii Stores, Expanding Contactless Payment Options

Kalaupapa Residents Relocated Due to Dual Water System Failure

Kalaupapa Residents Relocated Due to Dual Water System Failure

Residents of Kalaupapa, Hawaii, including patients and staff, have been temporarily relocated to a care home on Oʻahu following the failure of both the primary and secondary drinking water systems. According to Nancy Holman, superintendent of Kalaupapa National Historical Park, the primary system experienced issues, and while efforts were underway to address it, the secondary system also failed. This dual failure led the state Department of Health to initiate the temporary relocation. Water restrictions were initially implemented, but the inability to sustain water supply for residential houses necessitated the evacuation. Repairs are currently in progress, with diagnostic and repair cycles ongoing for various components of the water system. This marks the first time both systems have failed simultaneously, despite regular maintenance, and the first time residents have had to leave the peninsula for an extended period due to such an issue.

Project Reef Highlights Reef-Safe Sunscreen as a Preferred Corporate Travel Gift

Project Reef Highlights Reef-Safe Sunscreen as a Preferred Corporate Travel Gift

Project Reef Highlights Reef-Safe Sunscreen as a Preferred Corporate Travel Gift

Senator Schatz Advocates for Increased Cancer Research Funding and Clinical Trial Modernization Act

Senator Schatz Advocates for Increased Cancer Research Funding and Clinical Trial Modernization Act

U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) recently met with cancer survivors and advocates in Washington, D.C., to push for increased federal funding for cancer research and prevention programs. A key focus of these discussions was the Clinical Trial Modernization Act. This proposed legislation aims to eliminate financial barriers that currently prevent many individuals, particularly those from underrepresented groups and rural areas, from participating in clinical trials. Michelle Lavarre, a cancer survivor from Kaua'i, was among the advocates who shared personal experiences and professional insights with Senator Schatz and other federal lawmakers, including U.S. Rep. Ed Case. Their collective effort is part of a broader initiative, the annual Leadership Summit and Lobby Day sponsored by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, which brought together approximately 800 cancer patients, survivors, and advocates to engage with policymakers.

Arizona Republic

Is Arizona actually happy? How it ranked in new study

Is Arizona actually happy? How it ranked in new study

A new report ranked U.S. states using metrics tied to emotional and physical well-being, work environment, financial security and community life.

DoorDash Expands Partnership with Costco for Nationwide U.S. Delivery Service

DoorDash Expands Partnership with Costco for Nationwide U.S. Delivery Service

DoorDash Expands Partnership with Costco for Nationwide U.S. Delivery Service

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

National Cheeseburger Day deals: Free and cheap burgers in New York

National Cheeseburger Day deals: Free and cheap burgers in New York

McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Five Guys, Bill Gray's, Tom Wahl's and other restaurants are offering free or discounted cheeseburgers Friday, Sept. 18. Here's where to find the deals in New York.

The Daily Meal Glance

The 5 Differences Between Chick-Fil-A And KFC Chicken

The 5 Differences Between Chick-Fil-A And KFC Chicken

Chick-fil-A and KFC are both juggernauts in the chicken-based fast food world, but there are five major differences between them that change up the experience.