The County of Maui hosts a webinar on wildfire safety, featuring Hawaiian Electric Co.'s strategies to mitigate risks, with community updates from various agencies.

Hawai‘i DOH reports a fifth travel-related dengue case in 2025; officials conduct mosquito control and urge public vigilance to prevent local transmission.

HDOT announces a temporary closure of eastbound Farrington Highway near Maʻipalaoa Bridge for road repairs on April 27 and 28, with potential extension to April 29.

Hawaiʻi Department of Health confirms a measles case in an unvaccinated Oʻahu child, with possible exposure locations publicized and an emphasis on vaccination.

The National Weather Service reports a mix of enhanced showers and breezy trade winds in Hawaii, with variable weather expected to continue until the weekend.

Kaua'i's Ocean Safety Bureau is set to teach youth ocean safety through its free Keiki and Junior Lifeguard programs this summer. Registration starts May 1.

Honolulu police seek the public's help to find 14-year-old Zealand Brickwood, last seen in Fern Acres subdivision. He is about 5'2" and was wearing a black hat, blue t-shirt, denim shorts, and sandals.

Hawaii men's volleyball team rebounded with a 3-0 win over CSUN after a previous loss, improving their offense and defense. Player Kristian Titriyski got injured, and the team faces a sold-out match against Long Beach State.

Protestors in Hawaii rallied against the current administration's policies, voicing concerns over Social Security, Medicare, and other social programs, with a diverse crowd from veterans to young residents participating.

Honolulu's weather forecast suggests steady trade winds with nighttime and morning showers, particularly in windward and mauka areas, as per the National Weather Service.

HDOT warns of traffic due to transporting modular homes for wildfire victims from Kahului to Lahaina from April 9 to 11 at night, impacting several routes.

Mexican national Juan Carlos Espinoza Lopez was sentenced to over 12 years in U.S. federal prison for drug trafficking, illegal weapons possession, and immigration violations.

Kauaʻi's Department of Water is holding a rain barrel drawing for Earth Day and an accompanying food drive to promote conservation and aid local food banks.