A Maui family made a sign asking tourists to keep out of Lahaina as rescue efforts continue in the region. The Lazo family has lived in Hawaii for about 10 generations.

'Tourists Keep Out!' A Hawaiian family is asking visitors to stay away from Lahaina

More than 1,100 people are still missing two weeks after the deadly wildfires in Hawaii's Maui island, authorities said on Tuesday (August 22). According to a report by the news agency AFP on Wednesday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was seeking the help of family members in identifying the remains of the dead.

Maui wildfires: More than 1,100 missing, death toll at 115

A total of 850 people are still missing since the Maui wildfires wreaked havoc and turned the Lahaina resort city into ashes and killed more than 114. Briefing reporters on Monday (Aug 21) ahead of President Joe Biden’s visit, Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen said that a missing persons list was created with the help of FBI and local authorities that initially contained more than 2,000 names in the two weeks since the blaze.

850 people still missing after Maui wildfires, says mayor

A single home miraculously survived the deadly wildfires in West Maui even as other properties in the vicinity were burned to the ground. The house, with white walls and a red roof, was left nearly untouched in contrast to the trail of destruction left behind in the neighbourhood.

A lone house remained untouched by the Maui wildfires

The United States President Joe Biden and the increasing incidence of his gaffes are quite common. Recently, he mistakenly referred to the Grand Canyon as one of the "nine" wonders of the world.

Did Joe Biden forget 'Maui' during his address on catastrophic Hawaii wildfires?

As catastrophic wildfires destroyed Hawaiian towns killing more than 100 and displacing thousands of people, there have been several rumours and conspiracy theories on how it all started.

Bright flash and fire: Video suggests a tree fell on a power line, setting off the Maui blaze

US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will visit Hawaii on August 21, where deadly wildfires have been wreaking havoc for over a week. The White House in a statement said Biden will meet first responders, survivors and government officials to assess the damage and take stock of the situation.

US President Biden to visit Hawaii next week as deadly wildfires claim 106 lives

The wildfire that swept across Hawaii a week ago, turned one of the nation's most celebrated islands into an ashen moonscape. The wildfires have killed at least 101 people. A number that officials warn could double as the search continues.

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A heartwarming visit by media icon Oprah Winfrey to comfort survivors of the devastating Maui wildfires took an unexpected turn on Sunday, as a camera crew accompanying her was turned away at the entrance of a shelter due to a no-media policy in place.

TV crew following Oprah Winfrey stopped from entering shelter housing Maui wildfire survivors

Officials have now confirmed that the death toll in the Hawaiian wildfire has reached 67, official making it the deadliest natural disaster in state’s history. The new fatalities were confirmed by the Maui County government on Friday (Aug 11) afternoon even as the officials have yet to figure it out how the fires started in the first place.

Maui wildfire death toll reaches 67, making it Hawaii’s deadliest natural disaster

As firefighters fight the devastating flames that have nearly engulfed the Hawaiian island of Maui completely, scary videos of wildfires ravaging residential areas are now eliciting reactions online.

Watch: Social media awash with videos of deadly Maui island fire in Hawaii

A massive wildfire on the Hawaiian island of Maui claimed six people’s lives and left two dozen others injured on Wednesday (Aug 9). Meanwhile, the historic town of Lahaina is on the brink of total destruction.

Hawaii wildfire: Six dead in Maui, two dozen injured; Lahaina town almost burnt 'to the ground'

At least 36 people have lost their lives in the wildfires that tore through the Hawaiian island of Maui, after starting on Tuesday (August 8), informed county officials.

Maui: At least 36 killed in devastating wildfires on Hawaiian island

A wildfire is burning on the Hawaiian island of Maui, which has been further fuelled by powerful winds from Hurricane Dora. US-based media outlets reported on Wednesday (August 9) that people on the island had to jump into the ocean on Tuesday to escape flames and smoke.

Maui wildfire: People jump into ocean to escape flames and smoke - VIDEO

Hawaii's governor on Friday declared an emergency on the island of Maui, where firefighters were battling a blaze that forced the evacuations of thousands of people and sent huge clouds of smoke billowing over nearby beaches.

Hawaii governor declares emergency for Maui wildfires

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