A three-alarm warehouse fire in Mapunapuna required nearly seven hours to extinguish, adding to a troubling pattern of industrial blazes in the area.

Pearl City's Chuck E. Cheese closes permanently after 30 years due to lease issues, ending an era for local families.

The Hawai‘i DOH confirmed an 11th travel-related case of dengue in 2025, with proactive mosquito control measures being implemented to prevent spread.

Roadwork on Hauaala Road in Kapa‘a may cause delays due to tree trimming on August 13-14 and 18-19 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Jayson Watts has been elected as the new chair of the Hawaii Agribusiness Development Corporation, focusing on enhancing local food production and agricultural land stewardship.

Hawaiian Police are searching for 13-year-old endangered runaway Brislee K. Bello, last seen on Kinoole Street on August 6th. Public assistance is requested.

Former couple at Semisub Inc. were sentenced for a $29 million fraud; they made false claims to investors and used funds for personal luxuries. Curtiss Jackson received 13 years, Jamey Jackson got 2 years.

Six people were rescued from a burning 29-foot boat near Ala Wai Harbor Tuesday morning after an engine fire erupted, with Coast Guard and HFD crews working together to safely extinguish the blaze.

The Hilo Wastewater Treatment Plant in Hawaii began its $337 million upgrade to prevent sewage spills and improve infrastructure, with Nan Inc. managing the operations.

Kaua‘i County is under a Red Flag Warning with wildfire-prone conditions such as strong winds and low humidity. Residents are advised to avoid activities that could start fires.

University of Hawaiʻi community college students risk losing access to federal loans if their programs' graduates fail to outearn high school diploma holders, impacting education and workforce readiness.

Honolulu anticipates varying weather, with light trades and increased showers due to a low-level trough, shifting to drier conditions as a ridge strengthens midweek.

Lāwa‘i Road near Kukui‘ula Small Boat Harbor will have lane closures for shoulder repairs from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on July 26, with traffic controlled by flaggers.