Kirstin Downey

Businesses from health care to restaurants have struggled to get some back-ordered items.

A bipartisan congressional group spent a day in Lahaina on Saturday.

The town’s historic preservation group is considering plans to reconstruct some buildings that partially survived the Aug. 8 fire.

A quick realization that the normal rules no longer applied and a sense of immediacy led some to safety.

Numerous people showed up at a state Senate hearing on Maui where lawmakers urged state agencies to do more to protect consumers.

Homeless people and those who can’t prove their eligibility are being told to leave as Safe Harbor program ends.

The large number of deaths makes understanding what happened in Lahaina a national concern, investigators say.

Many of the community’s faithful believe they see a high power at work.

Cheeseburger in Paradise was a top revenue producer for Maui for decades but its owners have decided not to try to reopen. Other firms are making the same decision.

Local business and civic leaders made the rounds of key federal agencies this week in an effort to get more money and better policy decisions for Maui fire relief.