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Maui Police Officer Wanted To Inspire Other Pacific Island Girls
Suzanne O grew up in a small community in American Samoa, she said in an October 2022 Maui Police Department recruiting video. By becoming a police officer, O hoped to be an inspiration for young girls from the islands and to show them that women could pursue different career paths, she said.
Maui police have identified the fallen officer from Friday night’s fatal shooting in Pāʻia as Suzanne O. Officer O began her service with the Maui Police Department in 2020, first working in the Kīhei ...
Two years after the deadliest American wildfire in more than a century reduced much of the historic Hawaiian town of Lahaina ...
Question: Regarding the money for Maui wildfire survivors to rebuild their homes, none of the Ho‘okumu Hou programs are ...
Discover Hana Maui Resort, a hidden gem for a destination wedding. Exchange vows on an ocean bluff surrounded by a lush ...
Of the more than 2,000 homes destroyed in the wildfires, only 50 have been rebuilt. Meanwhile, mental health has become its ...
Axis deer arrived on Maui over a century ago. Eight animals—four males and four females—were first deposited on Moloka‘i in ...
Maui Police Department announced a Mobile Medical Educational Unit to support the houseless with various services at Kalama Park, including health check-ups and counseling.
A chef from Maui will be one of the competitors vying for $10,000 and bragging rights in an upcoming episode of the reality ...
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