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| Lawmakers ask if states or feds should alert about missiles Nearly 40 terrifying minutes passed between the time Hawaii officials fired off a bogus alert about an incoming missile over the weekend and the moment the notice was canceled. The state was slow to contain the situation, waiting 23 minutes to call officials with the Federal Emergency Management ...
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| Counties aim for bigger cut of transient tax On the heels of a tumultuous summer special session that raised the transient accommodations tax by 1 percent, the state's local governments and Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim are pushing for a bigger slice of the pie. The Hawaii State Association of Counties, comprising county council ...
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| During Hawaii missile alert, Honolulu Catholic bishop led a penance rite In the era of Kim Jong Un, residents of the Aloha State know all too well that it can take less than 30 minutes for an incoming missile to travel from North Korea to Hawaii. Despite the possibility of impending doom, the Rev. Mark Gantley, who was leading the Mass, didn't mention the alert to worshipers or ...
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| If the missiles were coming, what would you do? The Michigan State Police captain who oversees Michigan's Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division is sympathetic to his colleagues in Hawaii, and said the system here has more fail-safes and significantly less likelihood of producing a false alarm. But what if your phone lit up with ...
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