Hawai'i Pacific University received a $700,000 donation from John Scarpa's foundation to create the 'John F. Scarpa Entrepreneurial Pathway' for fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students and faculty.

Honolulu's weather forecast predicts strengthening trade winds, with clouds and showers mainly in windward and mauka areas, and a stable airmass into the weekend.

Ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs on an Oʻahu beach were revealed by shifting tides, as reported by Civil Beat and Hawaiʻi Public Radio, with cultural significance highlighted by local practitioners.

Tropical Storm Iona, currently situated 915 miles from Honolulu with winds up to 50 mph, is expected to strengthen but not impact Hawaii directly. A second system nearby also shows potential for development.

Kauai Fire Department rescued two Texans with an ankle injury and heatstroke symptoms from Kalalau Trail; they refused further medical care upon safe return.

Po‘ipū Road to face disruptions for waterline work from August 1-15, with scheduled road closures and contraflow between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on weekdays.

A foreign citizen was extradited from Hawaii to New Zealand to stand trial for child rape and related offenses from 2015.

Hawaii's OHCA fined Home Care Hawaii Inc. $1,000 after an elderly care home incident where a resident was left in a hot car. No injuries occurred, but the fine emphasizes the state's commitment to care standards.

An 18-year-old male was arrested for terroristic threatening after brandishing a rifle at an Ewa Town Center restaurant employee during a dispute over a food order.

Maluhia Road will experience lane closures for road repairs and maintenance through July 25, with delays expected from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on weekdays.

Kaua‘i Housing Agency invites public to discuss the Kīlauea Town Expansion on July 31 at Anaina Hou Community Pavilion, with updated project layouts and progress updates. RSVPs requested; accommodations available for assistance needs.

The article reports on the forecast of increased showers in Honolulu and western Hawaii, with lower chances of thunderstorms and a return to stable weather by next week.

The Kapaʻa Homesteads Tanks Project, enhancing local water infrastructure with two new tanks and system improvements, started with a Hawaiian blessing and has a 2027 completion date.