A local bicyclist was injured in a collision with a truck in Līhu‘e, Kaua'i. The incident took place near a 7-Eleven, leading to traffic delays during the investigation.

Nearly 2,000 customers in Waikiki and Diamond Head lost power Monday; Hawaiian Electric says crews are working to restore service by mid‑afternoon.

Chris Gotterup won the 2026 Sony Open at Waialae Country Club with a 16-under par, his third PGA Tour win, beating competitors like Patrick Rodgers and previous leader Davis Riley.

Two people were rescued from a sinking kayak off West Maui by ocean safety personnel using a jet ski. They were unharmed and declined medical attention.

A Hawaii Army National Guard soldier is in federal custody after authorities say about 3.5 kilograms of fentanyl were found stashed in a Kapolei locker.

The National Weather Service forecasts a transition from dry trade winds to wetter weather for Honolulu post-holiday weekend, with a cold front expected mid-next week.

The SFCA provides government sites in Hawaiʻi the opportunity to host site-specific, fully funded artworks, with a detailed application process outlined on their website.

Hale Makua unveiled plans for a Kahului CarePlex and a 100‑unit workforce rental aimed at keeping nurses, teachers and wildfire‑displaced families living and working on Maui. The projects combine a 56‑bed rehab center, same‑day surgery and training pathways with below‑market housing.

Two Hilo police officers pleaded not guilty after being indicted in a state probe over alleged warrantless searches and evidence tampering.

Lā Kūkahekahe event on February 14, 2026, celebrates Hawaiian culture and language with competitions, music, and cuisine in Honolulu. Registration is open until February 6.

A 63-year-old hiker was airlifted after a hip injury in Kōke‘e State Park, Kaua‘i. Firefighters executed a successful rescue operation.

A 22-year-old male was shot at ʻEwa Beach Community Park, with the assailant still at large. Honolulu Police seek public assistance in their ongoing investigation.

Public defenders won a 20% raise last summer, but payroll delays have left many with short paychecks and thousands owed.