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The severe-weather hardening of island power grids will cost approximately $190 million, with half paid by the federal government and half coming from Hawaiʻi power consumers, according to an announcement from Hawaiian Electric Co.

City officials said efforts continue to clear hazard trees and limbs from local roadways and are teams now assessing storm-related damages to community parks.

Benton County sheriff's deputies continued work clearing hazard trees from the Alsea River on Tuesday, authorities said.

Arches, Olympic, and Hawai’i Volcanoes national parks are busy with timed-entry permit endings and closures due to safety hazards.