Officer-involved shooting occurs in Kona after high-speed chase; driver faces charges but no one seriously hurt. Incident led to police review and officer on leave.

Hawai‘i Island DUI arrests slightly increased, with 25 cases in one week and a 4.35% rise year-to-date, despite a reduction in major crashes and fatalities.

The NWS Honolulu forecasts a mix of weather for Hawaii including persistent trade winds, increased moisture with showery conditions, and marine impacts due to wind and swell. Advisories are in place for strong winds and rough seas.

The DHHL announced a rehabilitation project for wildfire-affected areas in Maui, seeking HUD approval for using federal funds to repair homes and infrastructure with minimal environmental impact. Public comments are open until April 20.

A stalled front is causing wet conditions in Hawaii, with continuing showers expected. Trade winds may bring some relief but won't fully clear the rain or volcanic haze. Aviation and marine warnings are in effect.

Hawai'i Attorney General Anne Lopez, with a coalition of attorneys general, seeks a court injunction to protect humanitarian parole programs for immigrants, following new federal restrictions.

AG Anne Lopez sues HHS and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over a $12 billion cut in public health grants, risking services like disease management in 23 states and DC.

Governor Josh Green has appointed three women to Hawaii's judiciary, marking a historic moment for the state's legal landscape, awaiting Senate confirmation.

Hawaiʻi Island police continue the urgent search for 51-year-old Vesna Young, missing for three weeks in South Kona. She was last seen near Umi Avenue; her car was found abandoned on Kai Ave. Authorities are seeking information from the public.

Egg prices in Honolulu have increased by about 20% due to the impact of avian influenza on mainland production. Local eggs now cost around $9.51 per dozen, closely matching the mainland price.

Lāna'i celebrated the opening of a new skatepark and youth center, emphasizing community spirit and future success for youth.

DCCA warns about a phone scam targeting dentists and other medical professionals, where scammers impersonate state officials and threaten investigations to obtain personal information.

DLNR officers cited Theodore and Tracy Benedicto for having 144 undersized ‘opihi, while James Kanuha was cited for 156 undersized ‘opihi and had an outstanding warrant.