Honolulu is preparing for its 52nd Marathon, anticipating over 35,000 runners, a significant increase from the previous year. The event is celebrated for its beautiful course and the "aloha spirit." Road closures are expected due to the event.

Hawaiian company Shaka Tea is shutting down due to economic challenges despite its unique māmaki tea and commitment to local agriculture, with products available for a few more months.

A Kurtistown man was charged with illegal firearms possession, threats, and assault after his arrest following a domestic dispute. Police also found unregistered weapons and drugs in his vehicle.

The University of Hawaii men's basketball team lost 78-72 to Grand Canyon University despite a second-half rally and a career-high 24 points from Gytis Nemeiksa. Turnovers were costly for Hawaii, contributing to their defeat.

A Honolulu firefighter, Travis Kotrys, was arrested and indicted on several counts of sexual assault against a minor, to appear in court on December 5.

Governor David Ige of Hawai'i reflects on his administration's achievements in affordable housing and combating homelessness and expresses gratitude while encouraging community service and local shopping.

A motorcyclist died in a late-night crash on the H-1 Freeway in Honolulu, marking the city's 44th traffic fatality in 2024. The incident is under investigation.

The National Weather Service outlines Hawaii's weather, predicting moderate trade winds, stable conditions, and light showers, particularly in windward areas.

The article reports that two Hawai'i Island county employees were charged with misdemeanor theft for allegedly stealing gasoline from a county facility.

A 21-year-old man was rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department after injuring his leg on the Koko Head Trail in Hawaii. The hiker was airlifted to safety and received by emergency services.

Avian influenza detected in a wild duck on Hawai'i's North Shore, raising concerns for wildlife and agriculture. Authorities increase surveillance; public reminded of biosecurity measures.

The National Weather Service forecasts stable weather for Honolulu this week, with cool nights, low humidity, slight trade winds, and occasional showers limited to windward areas.

Honolulu's forecast includes a return to breezy trades, potential high surf, and light showers mainly affecting windward areas. A moderate turbulence advisory is in effect for flights, and surf may reach warning levels by the weekend.