Former and current college athletes sue the NCAA over redshirt rules, alleging antitrust violations and seeking reforms to extend playing time and economic opportunities.

Tina Sumtsova won the "Grow, Eat, Think Local" Video Cooking Contest in Hawaii with her chocolate mango mini cakes, promoting local agriculture and sustainability.

Hawaii is allowing students nearing graduation to apply for state jobs early to fill civil service vacancies and bring new talent into the public sector.

Ryan Wesley Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate Trump, will self-represent at his trial, facing charges including attempted assassination and firing at a police officer.

Maui Police Officer Suzanne O was honored after her death in a shooting. She served the community with compassion and is remembered for her spirit and bravery. A suspect is detained, with the trial expected in five months.

The Honolulu Fire Department contained a brush fire caused by a downed power line on Ala Aolani Trail, as reported by KHON2. No injuries were reported.

Makawao residents will face traffic disruptions due to pavement work on Olinda Road from Sept 3-19, with weekday lane closures and parking restrictions.

Hawaiian tourism declined in July 2025, with a 4.4% decrease in arrivals and a 4.3% drop in spending compared to the previous July, although it was a 15% increase from July 2019.

Hawai'i Governor Josh Green announced appointments to the BLNR and Stadium Authority, focusing on experience and community ties to manage the state's land and sports facilities.

Maui County announces closures for Labor Day, with government offices, pools, and select services closed, but trash pickup and bus services will operate as usual.

Hawai‘i agencies collaborated in a major operation to eradicate coconut rhinoceros beetle breeding grounds at Keāhole Agricultural Park by fumigating green waste piles.

Antonio Vierra, 70, was charged with second-degree arson for a Kunia Road brush fire, with his arrest possibly linked to recent suspicious fires in Central Oahu.

Honolulu firefighters seek hazard pay, feeling overlooked compared to other essential workers who received it, despite facing significant COVID-19 risks on the job.