The Hawaiʻi County Fire Department responded to a downed banyan tree in Hilo that had blocked the road, downed some power lines and damaged some property on July 12.

If Kilauea’s lava lake falls below the water table, the results could be explosive. Here’s how that steam-powered boom could happen. By Mary Beth Griggs. Published May 11, 2018 11:30 PM EDT.

HAWAII NATIONAL PARK (HawaiiNewsNow) - A visitor trying to get a closer look at Kilauea nearly died this week after a 30-foot fall, the National Park Service said. A 30-year-old man from Boston ...

National Park officials urged caution after a toddler nearly fell off a 400-foot cliff while the family visited erupting volcano Kīlauea. After a three-month pause the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii ...

Kilauea visitor almost falls into lava-filled caldera . Park officials said he would have fallen a hundred feet to the caldera floor but was stopped when he hit a tree. By HNN Staff.