Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii erupts again, with lava fountains reaching over 330 feet.

Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii's Big Island has erupted for the 25th time since December, with lava fountains reaching over 330 feet and feeding multiple streams. The ongoing eruption, which began almost six months ago, has paused and resumed intermittently, with most episodes lasting about a day and pauses of a few days. The latest eruption followed gas-pistoning, a process causing the lava surface to rise.