A pedestrian was critically injured in Hilo after being struck by a van; speed, alcohol, and drugs were ruled out as factors. The investigation continues.

Maui Bus routes will detour on June 21 due to the Nā Kamehameha Pa’u Parade. Stops on certain Kahului and Wailuku routes during morning hours are suspended.

The NWS Honolulu forecast indicates moderate trade winds in Hawaii, intensifying by weekend, with occasional showers, especially windward and mountain areas, and possible increased fire weather concerns.

DLNR Chair Dawn Chang reached her goal by catching seven trout in under an hour at Kaua‘i's Pu‘u Lua Reservoir, celebrating a century-long fishing tradition.

Hawai‘i's vehicle inspection cost will increase by 75 cents to $25.75 for most cars and trucks and $17.75 for motorcycles and trailers starting July 1, 2025.

Two hikers were rescued on the Diamond Head Crater Trail by Honolulu Fire Department after falling ill; both received medical support and were airlifted to safety.

Hawai‘i Island reports a slight decrease in DUI arrests and a small rise in major crashes this year, with a noteworthy decline in traffic fatalities. Police continue DUI checkpoints and patrols.

A Transair flight's landing gear collapsed upon arrival at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, but no injuries were reported; the FAA is investigating.

The Kaua‘i Police Department is hosting its fourth annual Touch-A-Truck event on June 21 at Vidinha Stadium, where families can explore various service vehicles.

Residents of Honolulu can expect a breezy weekend with stable weather and trade winds bringing showers mostly to windward and mauka regions as per the NWS forecast.

Increasing winds and occasional showers are expected in Honolulu, with trade winds intensifying by midweek. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for choppy waters near Maui and the Big Island.

An attempted traffic stop on a stolen vehicle in Kalihi resulted in the driver of the car nearly hitting officers, crashing into police cars, and being arrested for vehicle theft and attempted second-degree murder.

Hawaiʻi Island police seek a bald, pot-bellied man in connection with a Kona-area burglary on Leilani Street, urging public assistance and offering a reward for information.