The brushfire was about 4 acres when first reported Tuesday afternoon. Evacuation orders were lifted as of 6 p.m.

County leaders say they are prioritizing the community as a whole but critics feel it’s scapegoating.

Kaiāulu Initiatives, a grassroots nonprofit, aims to revitalize Lahaina’s landscape and prevent future wildfires by planting native plants and trees.

Citing a consequential drought and a longstanding housing crisis, some county officials are backing a short-term moratorium on private swimming pools in West Maui.

Students’ academic progress since the 2018 California wildfires indicates that Lahaina schools may face a long road to recovery.

Private aid groups are stepping up to help rebuild homes lost in the 2023 wildfires at no cost to the property owner.

Limited communications and continued grief have made it more challenging for nonprofits to connect with survivors who could most benefit from their services.

Maui wildfire survivors living or working in fire-damaged parts of Lahaina are more likely to show evidence of long-term exposure to harmful toxins, according to recent research.

The Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency says two dozen new sirens will be installed by the end of the year.

A Native Hawaiian mother’s fight to keep her family in Lahaina despite soaring costs, mortgage limbo and investors eager to own a piece of Hawaiʻi.