Flags Ordered at Half-Staff as HI Honors Those Killed in Lahaina Fires
The state of Hawaii will mark the one-year anniversary of the Lahaina wildfires on Maui, which took the lives of at least 102 people.
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Maui 2.0: Energy Lessons Learned from the Field
The fire service has much to learn from the devastating wildfires that gripped Maui in 2023 and took the lives of at least 102 people.
Bobby Halton: United in Purpose
Watch late Fire Engineering Editor in Chief Bobby Halton's final speech from the Hawai'i Fire Chiefs Conference.
FirstNet, Built with AT&T, Is Connecting First Responders for HI Wildfires
FirstNet is delivery connectivity and an unparalleled level of support for their response and recovery efforts.
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HI Firefighter Dies After Being Swept Away by Floodwaters
Firefighter Tre’ Evans-Dumaran, 24, of the County of Maui Department of Fire and Public Safet was swept into a storm drain by powerful floodwaters.
Videos Put Scrutiny on Downed Power Lines as Possible Cause of Maui Wildfires
Video footage has emerged as evidence pointing to fallen utility lines as the possible cause of the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century.
Kauai (HI) Firefighter Impaled by Haole Koa Tree
A Kaua'i firefighter was impaled on a haole koa tree Sunday after working to extinguish a brush fire.
Federal Report Details Fatal Kauai (HI) Helicopter Crash in 2019
The National Transportation Safety Board released an investigation report Wednesday on a fatal Hawaii tour helicopter crash that killed seven people.
HI Firefighter Suffers Second-, Third-Degree Burns Fighting Underground Fire
It was so hot she couldn’t use her arms to pull herself out.
HI Firefighter Dies After Medical Emergency
Hawaii Fire Equipment Operator Eric Hayashi of Hilo passed away after suffering a medical emergency on the job.
From the Fire Engineering Vault: Pearl Harbor and World War II
As we recall the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, let's look back at the January 1942 issue of Fire Engineering.