Foghat is coming to Maui — Castle Theater show Feb. 5, 2026. MACC member presale Oct. 30; public onsale Nov. 4.

A man was arrested in Waiʻanae for assaulting a Honolulu police officer and attempting to grab an officer's gun; it turned out to be an airsoft pistol.

A Hawai‘i officer was seriously injured after being hit by a car while helping a stranded motorist. The driver was arrested but released pending investigation. The incident is under investigation for officer safety.

Hawaii's traffic fatalities in 2025 have surpassed the previous year's with 106 deaths reported by October 24, outpacing the 102 in 2024. HDOT is implementing safety measures and urging public cooperation.

Kaua‘i Police Detective Hanson Hsu was honored as one of Hawai‘i's Top Cops for his exceptional service and skills as a bomb technician and his commitment to public safety.

Hawai‘i authorities are investigating a series of suspicious brush fires along Queen Ka‘ahumanu Highway, with no injuries or property damage reported.

The search for missing paddler Jon Naeole continues into its third day, with authorities expanding efforts and family expressing hope due to his skills and knowledge.

Restoration efforts at the Pohoiki Boat Ramp on Big Island face delays as nature refills the cleared area with sand and rocks. Budget constraints limit the DLNR to a less expensive repair option, despite setbacks in the ongoing project.

Kaua‘i County is under a Red Flag Warning until October 25 due to strong winds, dryness, and low humidity, raising fire risks. Safety measures and potential legal consequences for starting fires were outlined.

The PGA Tour has canceled The Sentry for 2026 after Maui drought and infrastructure issues; the Sony Open will now open the season.

The University of Hawai‘i women's volleyball team suffered a historic defeat, losing a straight-set match against UC Irvine, marking their 13th loss of the season.

An officer was shot during a narcotics warrant operation in Honolulu, leading to a tense barricade situation with suspect Robert Morris, who went live on Facebook during the standoff.

DHHL seeks to rebuild a home in Waimānalo for a native Hawaiian family affected by a fire, using $500,000 from Native Hawaiian Housing Block Grant funds, exempt from NEPA with public feedback due by October 30, 2025.