Moloka‘i Airport now offers free Wi-Fi to passengers via a 1G Fiber network, part of the HDOT’s HI Connect pilot project to enhance broadband infrastructure in Hawaii.

HDOT announced repairs on Oʻahu's H-3 highway, to occur May 2-3, affecting Kaneʻohe-bound traffic. Lane adjustments will be in place near Harano Tunnel and Hospital Rock.

Honolulu Fire Department responded to a residential fire at 369 North Vineyard Boulevard, extinguishing it within 42 minutes and aiding residents with the help of the Red Cross.

A woman was rescued from Ho‘opi‘i Falls Trail in Kaua‘i after an ankle injury, with first responders working during a Flood Watch. The Kaua‘i Fire Department Chief commended the rescue operation.

Restoration efforts in West Kaua‘i's Mānā Plain have made the wetlands a thriving bird sanctuary, observed by biologist Jason Vercelli and reported by DLNR.

Hawai'i state employees, legislators, and Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke donated over 4,000 meals to the Hawai'i Foodbank during their 3rd Annual Food Drive Fest.

Maui County honored 21 volunteers for their service at the 2025 Volunteer Heroes event, organized by HandsOn Maui, in recognition of National Volunteer Week.

A 67-year-old tourist was rescued from Kalalau Trail in Kaua'i after distress; Kaua‘i Fire Department used a helicopter to airlift the hiker to safety.

Kendra Masang, a 27-year-old from Hilo, was found safe after being reported missing. She was last seen at Mooheau Bus Terminal.

Hawaiʻi's DOH launched the ERMAT Pilot Program with Pūlama Ka Heke and Lāna‘i Kinā‘ole to improve medical air access for residents of Moloka‘i and Lāna‘i.

Honolulu Police warn of a new scam where callers, spoofing the local police station's number, falsely claim individuals missed jury duty and demand payment to avoid arrest. The police clarify they never call about warrants or seek phone payments.

The Honolulu Police Department seeks help to identify culprits responsible for theft and vandalism at Mōʻiliʻili Japanese Cemetery. A person of interest has been identified.

Attendees of the Merrie Monarch Festival in Hawaii are reminded of ongoing quarantine restrictions on transporting ʻōhiʻa plants to prevent the spread of Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death. Noncompliance could result in significant fines.