A female motorcyclist is in critical condition after losing control and hitting a curb in Waianae. She was ejected and not wearing a helmet. Traffic was affected due to the investigation.

Honolulu's Nimitz Highway and Iwilei Road will see long-term lane closures until September 2030 due to HART's transportation project, affecting daily traffic.

Hawaii Nurses Association secures a new contract, averting a strike at Queen's North Hawaii Community Hospital.

Hawaii is digitizing 90,000 historic maps to offer a searchable online map service, easing access to cartographic data and saving time and money for the public.

Baldwin Beach in Maui will be partially closed for tree stump removal on August 21-22, as announced by the County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation.

Police have identified 34-year-old Marquis Johnson as the suspect in last week's horrific acid attack that left a man critically burned in Honolulu's Chinatown. Johnson remains at large and is considered extremely dangerous.

Miguel's Cocina food truck bounced back quickly from health violations, reopening at Fisherman's Wharf after addressing water supply issues.

Hawaiʻi's DCCA seeks public feedback on Hawaiian Telcom's cable service to influence future franchise agreements.

Maui invites the community to the Abilities Resource Fair on Aug. 23, 2025, showcasing services for those with disabilities at Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center.

Police released a composite sketch and surveillance photos of the suspect in Friday's sulfuric acid attack in Chinatown that left a 30-year-old man critically burned.

University of Hawaii Community College students watched their scientific experiment launch into space aboard a NASA rocket from Virginia. The Project Imua Mission 14 marked the fifth time Hawaiian students have sent their research beyond Earth's atmosphere.

A bustling indoor pickleball facility in a former Walmart has become the unexpected centerpiece of ambitious plans to revitalize downtown Honolulu through a new business improvement district.

Downtown Honolulu businesses are rallying behind a major expansion of their improvement district, seeking $1.9 million in funding to tackle post-pandemic challenges with enhanced cleaning, security, and revitalization efforts.