Ex-Maui police chiefs back Chief Pelletier linked to a Diddy lawsuit, despite Mayor Bissen's leave stance. Pelletier presents evidence of not being at the alleged assault scene.

The State Office Tower in Honolulu is being renovated due to termite damage, with modern updates including energy-efficient lighting. The lobby will be refurbished by April 2025 at a cost of $116,888.

Maui Police are seeking the public's help to locate a missing 80-year-old man, Knox Rogers, last seen in Kihei. He left his home on foot, leaving his vehicle and phone behind.

Hawaiʻi State Archives launches "Builder’s Spotlight," showcasing 'ukulele craftsmanship and Hawaiian music tradition, combining live instrument-making demonstrations with performances.

Hawaii's Attorney General's office reports successful prosecutions in cracking down on illegal fireworks distribution, with recent sentences and charges against several individuals.

New program starts March 17, 2025, to ease congestion around Honolulu Harbor with a truck pre-check system on Mondays and Thursdays, 7-10 a.m. to expedite traffic flow.

Local sports complex courts close for resurfacing until Sept. 2025, with a $3.1 million project led by Pacific Concrete. Alternative courts are available following similar upgrades.

Hawai'i police seek Andrew Amon, 29, for questioning and warn the public he's considered armed and dangerous; they advise not to approach him and report sightings to authorities.

Honolulu faces strong trade winds that should ease by the weekend, with increased rain chances expected. Aviation and boating activities are cautioned due to winds, while surf conditions will also vary.

Hawaii DOT requires urgent repairs on Hilo’s Wailuku Bridge, leading to changes in traffic patterns and imposition of a detour for Hilo-bound traffic. Repair work may affect the bridge's accessibility until completed.

Kīlauea volcano's 13th eruption since December 2024 displays lava fountains up to 600 feet high, with consistent activity contained within Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.

Volunteers removed 2,300 pounds of debris from a historic missile crash on Hawaiian lands in Kaua'i, facilitated by the DHHL and airlifted for recycling. The cleanup honors local cultural values and makes way for land development plans.

US Coast Guard Station Kauai successfully towed a disabled fishing vessel 57 miles back to shore in challenging conditions after it began taking on water near Ka'ula Island.