An 18-year-old and her mother face charges for assaulting a special-needs woman near Leilehua High School. The community and school denounce the act, which was caught on a viral video.

Honolulu firefighters contained a wildland fire in Waianae, with no evacuations needed and no casualties. The fire was 100% contained by noon, according to local news reports.

HDOT seeks public input on Kūhiō Highway improvements in Wailua at a September 17 event, considering road safety, environmental, and cultural impacts.

Kapa‘a's self-evacuation recommendation lifted after safe removal of hazardous batteries; interagency effort ensures public safety and proper disposal of batteries.

Honolulu expects steady trade winds and moderate conditions. An easterly wave may bring more clouds and showers, particularly to eastern islands. Aviation and maritime operations are advised to be mindful of the conditions.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department and the Kaua‘i Philippine Cultural Center are launching Fire Prevention Week with an October 4 event featuring safety activities and education.

Honolulu expects typical summer winds and showers as trade winds continue with occasional increased shower activity due to easterly waves.

Oahu and neighboring islands experience trade winds and showers as Post-Tropical Cyclone Kiko exits, with a record high in Kahului and normal marine conditions returning. VFR conditions are expected for aviation despite increased wind and showers.

Hawai‘i designates September as Digital Aloha Month to promote respectful online behavior and improve digital literacy statewide as part of the Connect Kākou initiative.

Maui County Fair introduces a Special Fair Day for individuals with disabilities on October 3, 2025, with tailored attractions and live entertainment. Free limited tickets available online until September 19.

A brush fire on Hawaii's Big Island has burned about 600 acres, with 70% containment. No evacuations were ordered, but smoke is affecting several districts.

Downgraded Hurricane Kiko approaches Hawaii, bringing potential for life-threatening surf and rip currents, while the state prepares emergency measures.

K9 Archer of the Hawai‘i Police Department died after being left in a vehicle for too long, prompting a criminal and administrative investigation as well as policy reviews.