AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHurricane Lowell: Hawaii is bracing for a possible major hit as the storm churns north toward the western islands; Gov. Josh Green declared a statewide emergency, Kauaʻi and Niʻihau are under a tropical storm watch, and flood watches are in effect across the islands, with officials urging residents to review plans and prepare for outages, dangerous surf, and heavy rain. Elections & voting access: Nevada Attorney Gen. Aaron Ford won a preliminary injunction blocking USPS from imposing new vote-by-mail requirements on states while the case proceeds. AI & education: UH launched a free, open-access “Artificial Intelligence for Hawaiʻi” course aimed at building AI literacy statewide, with a Hawaiʻi-focused approach to responsible use. Local governance & public access: Hawaii County’s lease for Punaluʻu Black Sand Beach Park ended, and the site is showing visible changes as negotiations with the private landowner stall. Transportation & safety: A Waimalu-area H-1 crash left a motorcyclist in critical condition after rear-ending a stalled car, and a Waianae hit-and-run left a pedestrian seriously hurt. Culture & history: A free ʻIolani Palace walking tour this Sunday retraces the 1893 overthrow with costumed stops and a scholar discussion.
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