Hawaii intensifies wildfire prevention and suppression efforts amid drought, with increased funding and a new public awareness campaign, despite delays in updating firefighting equipment.

Two women died and others injured in a head-on collision in Punaluu, Oahu, involving a vehicle that crossed into oncoming traffic. Authorities are investigating the crash's cause, including the role of speed.

Maui Police collected 126 guns, including illegal firearms, through a buyback program to reduce potential community harm, exchanging guns for gift cards.

Honolulu Police probe a Waikiki shooting and arrest a suspect for Attempted Murder in the Second Degree after a man's rental car is shot. The investigation continues.

A Pāhoa man, Jerome Leader, was arrested after attempting to evade police by entering Hilo Bay; he surrendered after a two-hour standoff. The incident relates to a robbery investigation.

The Maui Police Department is seeking help to find Mary Panaguiton, who went missing in Lahaina and requires daily medication. She was last seen on June 14.

A 9-year-old girl in Honolulu was accidentally shot by a 20-year-old man, who was later arrested for Assault in the Second Degree. The child is in good condition. Charges are pending as the investigation continues.

The Kaua‘i Police Department held a Change of Command where Chief Todd Raybuck passed leadership to Interim Chief Elliott Kalani Ke. The ceremony recognized Raybuck's achievements and Ke's commitment to serving the community.

The Kaua‘i County Police Commission is seeking community input via a survey for the selection of a new Police Chief, focusing on desirable traits, until June 30.

Honolulu forecast: strong trade winds, limited cloud cover, scattered showers, especially in windward and mauka areas. Rainfall expected to be low, with conditions persisting into next week.

Gov. Josh Green is urged to reconsider the possible veto of Hawaii's e-bike regulation bill, HB 958, amid concerns over public safety and urban mobility.

Kona International Airport's Runway 17-35 is closing temporarily on June 11 for overnight rehabilitation work.

Maui Police Department's CIT program expanded with 22 new graduates from diverse backgrounds, now with 280 trained individuals overall, focusing on effective crisis response for mental health emergencies.