An officer from Maui Police Department was killed in duty; details withheld, suspect apprehended. The department shared the news, requesting community support.

A 73-year-old man is fighting for his life after being struck crossing the H-1 freeway near Middle Street, the second serious crash in 30 minutes Thursday night.

Donovan Ranon, 22, pleaded not guilty to multiple privacy violation charges in Honolulu after being accused of recording people in bathrooms. He was released on bond with a ban on using recording devices.

Conservation entrepreneur John Leong's quarter-century battle against invasive species in Hawaii gains new recognition as the islands face an escalating environmental crisis.

Four Rancho Cordova business professionals are recognized in the "40 Under 40" awards, representing diverse industries and community impact in the Sacramento region.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green and legislative leaders have appointed a new, diverse Hawaii Tourism Authority Advisory Board, following the resignation of the previous board.

Two boaters were rescued from a sinking vessel in Kaneohe Bay after their 10-foot boat began taking on water in the early morning hours. Quick thinking and flotation devices likely saved their lives.

Honolulu Police are investigating a brush fire in Kunia Loa Ridge Farmland, seeking a male suspect seen fleeing in a sedan. No injuries or structural damage reported.

Maui County offices and services will be closed for Statehood Day on August 15, with reduced landfill hours, but normal trash pickup and bus services will continue.

A 76-year-old man in Palolo Valley was robbed at gunpoint in his home. A 43-year-old suspect was arrested by Honolulu Police and charged with first-degree robbery.

Hawaii Department of Transportation launches new apps for Honolulu and Līhuʻe Airports to assist travelers with navigation.

Akemama Road in Lawai will be closed for tree removal by Cutting-Edge Land Clearing Solutions on August 13 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Drivers must find alternate routes.

A proposed $1.9 million business improvement district for downtown Honolulu is facing mounting opposition from major property owners who say they were left out of the planning process.