The Hawaii women's volleyball team overcame Cal State Northridge in a tight five-set match, moving to a 13-7 overall record despite unforced errors and challenges.

Blaine Apostadiro, 47, was arrested in Honolulu after exchanging gunfire with officers. He faces multiple charges, including attempted murder of a law enforcement officer.

A 47-year-old man was arrested for attempting to murder a police officer in Kalihi, Honolulu, after firing at officers during a vehicle stop. A female was also detained. No officers were harmed.

Police seek help finding Momi Leonard, a 17-year-old reported runaway last seen in Hilo, Hawai‘i. She's 5'1", with a medium brown complexion and hazel eyes.

The HDOT receives a $33 million federal grant to renovate the Wailuku River Bridge in Hilo, Hawai‘i, including ADA access and safety improvements. The bridge is a candidate for historical recognition.

Wawae Road in Kalāheo faces a full closure from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1 for resurfacing work, disrupting local traffic with potential hourly delays. Residents may access partially; others should adjust travel plans.

Honolulu’s City Council is working on stricter e-bike regulations due to safety concerns after 180+ accidents occurred this year. They aim to clarify usage rules and helmet laws.

A teen kayaker was rescued off Waikiki after 10 hours at sea; initially missing from his group, he was found early Thursday by the Coast Guard and is now hospitalized in serious but stable condition.

A kiteboarder was rescued by Honolulu Ocean Safety after crashing into Popoia Island and suffering injuries. He is in serious condition following the windy and choppy conditions.

Hawaii faces fire weather risk due to strong winds, low humidity, and dry conditions prompting a Red Flag Warning.

Maui County has granted permission to rebuild homes in Kahoma Village lost to a wildfire, following guidelines from Governor Green's directive to maintain original dimensions.

The Loveland family's Halloween decorations were stolen from their Kailua home, dampening the holiday spirit and affecting the community that enjoyed their festive display.

The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled that the Schweitzer brothers, who were wrongly accused of a 1991 murder, can pursue financial claims without being declared actually innocent, as they seek access to new suspect records.