Senate bill aims to prevent repeat of Hawaii false missile alert
The legislation includes a provision giving the U.S. government, not local authorities, the job of notifying residents of incoming missile threats. Read more
Stories related to the Jan. 13, 2018, false alert warning Hawaii of an incoming missile.
The legislation includes a provision giving the U.S. government, not local authorities, the job of notifying residents of incoming missile threats. Read more
U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz’s attempt to give the federal government responsibility for alerting the public of a missile threat was passed by the U.S. Senate as part of a $750 billion National Defense Authorization Act for 2020 that focuses on evolving threats from China, Russia, North Korea and Iran. Read more
The judge said “no stone was left unturned” in the coverage of the event that became a national story. Read more
No one needed a scientific study to figure out the false ballistic missile alert Jan. 13, 2018, set off “shock, fear, panic or terror” in Hawaii. Read more
The events leading to the botched ballistic missile defense drill on Jan. 13, 2018, began with an 8 a.m. shift change at the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency headquarters at Diamond Head. Read more
One year since the false missile attack alert, residents recall a sense of doom and scrambling to be with their families. Read more
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