Firefighters extinguished an early morning blaze at an abandoned house in Kahala, with no injuries reported. Conditions were challenging due to hoarding and structural instability.

Former Maui Police officer Carlos Frate pleaded guilty to using excessive force with a Taser against a non-resistant arrestee, violating federal civil rights. He faces up to 10 years in prison.

University of Hawai'i football players swept Mountain West Player of the Week honors with impressive performances against Stanford, including a star turn by freshman QB Micah Alejado.

The Kaua'i Fire Department held a ceremony to graduate their 34th Recruit Class, promoting two members and adding five new firefighters to its ranks. Mayor Kawakami and Fire Chief Gibson acknowledged the support from families.

Neighbors at a Kaneohe high-rise grabbed fire hoses and helped fight a sixth-floor blaze before firefighters arrived Saturday night. Two people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation in the incident at 46-270 Kahuhipa Street.

A 19-year-old motorcyclist is critically injured after a crash on the H1 Freeway in Kalihi. She was wearing a helmet when she sideswiped a car and was ejected.

A 70-year-old man has been arrested for arson in connection with Saturday's Kunia brush fire, potentially solving a weeks-long pattern of suspicious blazes in Central Oahu.

A North Carolina man died after cliff-jumping into the ocean at Shipwreck Beach, despite rescue efforts and CPR. An autopsy is pending and foul play has been ruled out.

Forecast from NWS indicates stable weather, light breezes, and dry conditions for Honolulu, with minor windward showers expected, mostly clear skies, and generally favorable aviation conditions. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for some waters.

Hawaiʻi's Governor Green has received a letter from the U.S. Army expressing intent to renegotiate military land leases in Hawaiʻi, considering national security. The discussions may involve a land exchange and will include state and federal review.

An autopsy has corrected initial reports that human remains found in a fatal Kapolei homeless encampment fire were dismembered. Police now say there's no evidence of foul play in Tuesday's deadly blaze.

Honolulu Police updated that remains found after a Kapolei fire were not dismembered. No foul play is indicated, and the case is an Unattended Death pending autopsy results.

The Hawaiʻi National Guard supported the Honolulu Fire Department in the Kunia Road fire by deploying helicopters and making water drops, as part of Operation Hoʻopauahi.