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Update: Big Island man charged in incident involving woman bound with duct tape gets supervised release : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Update: Big Island man charged in incident involving woman bound with duct tape gets supervised release : Big Island Now

50-year-old Ian Benjamin Winther of Ocean View made his initial court appearance Thursday morning in Kona District Court. He was ordered to appear May 30 for a preliminary hearing.

Big Island man charged in incident involving woman bound with duct tape and assaulted : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Big Island man charged in incident involving woman bound with duct tape and assaulted : Big Island Now

50-year-old Ian Benjamin Winther of Ocean View is being detained at the Kealakehe Police Station pending his initial court appearance Thursday in Kona District Court. His bail was set at $143,000.

Police arrest SUV driver who fled scene after Ka'ū motorcycle crash that left Ocean View man with life-threatening injuries : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Police arrest SUV driver who fled scene after Ka'ū motorcycle crash that left Ocean View man with life-threatening injuries : Big Island Now

The 59-year-old man riding the motorcycle was ejected more than 250 feet, sustaining severe head and internal injuries. He remains in critical condition at an O‘ahu hospital.

Kona Low eases drought conditions on Big Island, but only in the short term : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Kona Low eases drought conditions on Big Island, but only in the short term : Big Island Now

Areas of extreme drought were eliminated thanks to the rainfall brought by the storm but most of the island continues to suffer from moderate drought, with severe drought still affecting areas in the interior and along a portion of the northwest coastline.

State of Hawaiʻi taking action to protect lands, native species from persistent drought : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

State of Hawaiʻi taking action to protect lands, native species from persistent drought : Big Island Now

The dry conditions are not only creating more fuel for wildfires, they also are putting more stress on already strained native plants and animals that call the 800,000 acres managed and overseen by the Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources on the Big Island home