Honolulu's airport introduces TSA "Families on the Fly" lanes for easier travel with children, as part of a larger initiative to accommodate diverse groups of travelers.

The Kaua‘i Police Department is actively seeking the public's help in locating missing 17-year-old Kehakeha Lawhead, who was last seen wearing a t-shirt and blue pants with a skateboard.

Mayor Bissen will bring the Holomua Kākou initiative to East Maui for direct community engagement on August 20-21, including a "talk story" event and a grant workshop.

Hawaiian Airlines will suspend routes to South Korea, Japan, and Boston this November as the carrier repositions aircraft to higher-demand destinations following its merger with Alaska Airlines.

Oʻahu reports its 10th dengue case of 2025 as Hawaii heads toward a potential record-breaking year. State health officials ramp up surveillance and mosquito control efforts.

Maui opens applications for Hoʻokumu Hou housing aid following 2023 wildfires, offering rebuild assistance and first-time homeowner opportunities through CDBG-DR funds.

Hawaii's state buildings are suffering from widespread water leaks, with the newest crisis at the State Hospital requiring $8.16 million in emergency repairs just four years after opening.

Hawaii's massive rail project breaks ground on its most complex phase yet, bringing elevated transit service closer to downtown Honolulu after years of delays.

Hurricane Henriette rapidly strengthened to Category 1 status Sunday, tracking north of Hawaii with 80 mph winds while posing no direct threat to the islands.

Hawaii's DAGS Audit Division scrutinizes HART invoices, withholding non-compliant funds before approving reimbursement from the Mass Transit Special Fund.

The City of Honolulu installed new signage at Ala Wai Golf Course marking areas as private property, escalating enforcement against homeless encampments that have existed there for years.

Hawai'i Island closures are scheduled for August 27-28 for animal control, affecting hunters and hikers in several areas, aimed at protecting the endangered palila bird from feral goats and sheep.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation will close the right lane on eastbound Farrington Highway near Maʻipalaoa Bridge for maintenance, affecting traffic for a week.