Hurricane Lowell caused significant damage on Kauai as it brought powerful winds and rain to the Hawaiian islands on Monday, September 7, and overnight into Tuesday. These before-and-after satellite

On Sept. 7 and 8, Lowell passed by the Hawaiian Islands as a Category 2 hurricane, causing widespread damage across Hawaiʻi. This comes less than a month after Hurricane Lala also caused destruction in the state, with many still recovering.

Kauai residents began cleaning up and assessing damage Tuesday after Hurricane Lowell battered the Garden Isle overnight, knocking out power to about 90% of the island’s electricity customers, wrecking homes and roads,

Lowell never officially made landfall, but its widespread impacts made it one of Hawaii's most consequential tropical cyclones in decades.

Most of Kauaʻi remains without power after Lowell destroyed homes, roads and infrastructure. Here's how you can help folks on the ground.

Tropical Storm Lowell passed close to the Hawaiian Islands but is now weakening and moving away from the islands.

Officials on Kauaʻi believe that the death of a man found along the shoreline Wednesday afternoon was connected to The Kauaʻi Police Department said the 74-year-old man from Kalaheo was reporting missing in the Nōmilu Fishpond area on the south shore of the island around 9 a.

A body was found in a pond in Poipu, and it appears to be related to the storm surge, officials announced on Sept. 9.