Hawaii expects increased windward showers, strong trade winds midweek, and a drying trend towards the weekend, with potential fire weather concerns due to heightened winds and dry conditions.

Hawaii's Department of Agriculture receives record biosecurity funding to fight invasive species, despite vetoes from Governor Josh Green reducing the proposed amounts.

Filipino immigrant teachers are helping to fill teacher vacancies in Hawaii, as reported by Hawaii News Now. They come under a cultural exchange program that also aims to represent the state's significant Filipino student population.

A global tech outage linked to a Microsoft update affected travel at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Hawaii, causing flight delays and cancellations.

The Maui Police warn of a scam where individuals sell fake jewelry claiming they need money due to being robbed. Scammers target places like malls and Walmart, and police urge the public to buy from legitimate sources and report scams to authorities.

Human remains found in 2010 under a home in Manoa have been identified as William Hans Holling Jr., missing since 1985. Honolulu Police seek public help in the investigation.

Honolulu's weather is stable and dry, with trade winds easing, minimal showers expected, and a Small Craft Advisory in effect.

A man in his 50s was found dead with stab wounds near Honolulu's airport, leading to a second-degree murder investigation. The suspect is at large, and the victim may have been homeless.

Honolulu Police recapture David Montoya in Makakilo after his earlier escape from custody at the Kapolei Police Station.

South Kihei Road in Maui will be closed from Kaonoulu Street to Ohukai Road for sand cleanup from July 15-19, between 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local traffic and emergency vehicles are exempt from this restriction.

The Crater Road Fire on Maui has led to the closure of Haleakala National Park, affecting over 500 acres, closing roads, and prompting a substantial firefighting response with no reported structural damage yet.

Detection dogs in Hawaii successfully locate invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle larvae, aiding efforts to control the pest.

HVO geologists retrieved webcams post-Kilauea eruption, discovered vibrant sulfur deposits and observed residual outgassing, indicating ongoing volcanic activity.