Hawaiʻi Governor Josh Green heads to the mainland to attend the Democratic National Convention in Illinois, with Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke and then Attorney General Anne Lopez covering his duties during his absence.

Moderate to breezy trade winds are expected in Honolulu through Wednesday with a potential for increased showers due to a disturbance. Stable weather returns Tuesday, but late-week tropical cyclone activity could impact the forecast.

A shooting in Honolulu resulted in multiple injuries and the death of the male suspect. The HPD is investigating and plans a news conference for more details.

Firefighters in Waimea extinguished a shed fire on Sunday with no injuries; damages are estimated at $22,500, and the cause was an equipment malfunction.

The Hawaiian Islands are experiencing consistent trade winds and passing showers, which are expected to persist through the upcoming weekend according to NWS Honolulu.

Maui Police concluded an investigation of a suspected bombing on Hina Avenue, initially closing the road, but reopening it by 8 p.m. Details about the incident remain limited.

A teen was shot on a bus in Honolulu by two assailants on a moped. The incident sparked an attempted murder investigation and concerns over public safety.

Nearly 5,000 Waikiki hotel workers could strike after a 94% vote in favor, with workers demanding higher wages and safer workloads amidst high living costs.

Hawaii's trade winds will moderate today before increasing next week, with a slight rise in showers expected. No severe weather or surf challenges are anticipated.

Honolulu Police are searching for a woman involved in an attempted child abduction in Kakaako Waterfront Park. The child's grandmother intervened, and the suspect fled. The public is urged to provide any information.

The Kaua'i Police Department seeks public assistance in identifying a suspect who used a stolen credit card at Walmart on July 24, providing security camera images to aid recognition.

Breezy trades in Oahu are expected to persist, causing dry conditions with minimal rain, though a disturbance may bring more moisture by the end of the week.

‘Ele‘ele Road will face temporary closure for sewer line installation from August 12-30 on weekdays, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., prompting detours and potential delays.