Stories by Xiomara Guevara

‘It’s fabulous! I can see the color red!’

KILAUEA —Kaua‘i boasts a stunning palette of colors, from vibrant rainbows to the gentle transitions of sunset hues. Being on the Garden Island can sometimes feel like stepping into a beautiful painting. Artists, photographers and visitors from all over the world flock to the island for its breathtaking beauty and vibrant color scheme.

The healing power of horses

WAILUA — In 1803 the first horse made its appearance on Kauai and was presented as a gift to King Kamehameha I. Two hundred and twenty-one years later, horses on Kauai continue to be a big part of the community and have become exceptional therapy animals.

Tiger shark spotted in Haena

HAENA — A no swimming and ocean activities advisory was issued for Haena Beach Park and Makua Beach area after a tiger shark was spotted in the water off Haena on Monday afternoon.

Illegal dumping on Kauai roads

LIHUE — Criminal littering in Hawaii is defined as any individual or group of people knowingly placing, throwing, leaving, or dumping any form of trash, litter, or garbage in an unpermitted area.