An injured hiker was quickly rescued by Honolulu Fire Department personnel from the Diamond Head Crater Trail in Kahala after a distress call was made.

Hawai‘i Police host "Coffee With a Cop" events to encourage open dialogue between officers and local citizens.

The Puʻuloa Road off-ramp on the eastbound Moanalua Freeway in O‘ahu will be closed on Friday night for striping work, with traffic rerouted through alternate paths.

Hawaii Police raise awareness for Heatstroke Awareness Month, advising caregivers on the dangers of leaving children in hot cars and offering safety tips to prevent heatstroke-related fatalities.

The Hawai'i Arts Alliance is urging the public to request that Governor Green veto HB1378, a bill which threatens to cut funding for the arts and derail decades of cultural development in the state.

Maui's Department of ʻŌiwi Resources funds $450,000 for nine projects to preserve cultural and natural resources during Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Mayor Bissen announces a new Deferred Payment Loan Program in partnership with local organizations to help middle-income families in Lahaina rebuild after wildfires.

The US Coast Guard successfully rescued an ill fisherman off Big Island, starting with an airdrop of antibiotics and ending with an airlift to a medical center.

Honolulu is experiencing moderate to breezy trade winds due to a high-pressure system, affecting mainly windward and mauka areas, with aviation and marine advisories in place.

Honolulu freeway users are experiencing delays due to construction improvements on the H-1 and H-201 freeways, with closures during weeknights and weekends and several project completion dates pushed back.

The War Memorial Complex in Wailuku will experience temporary closures in May for public events, affecting the Coach Soichi Sakamoto Pool, Tennis Courts, and Little League Fields on selected dates.

Missing Kahului man Makana Hoe was found in good health by the Maui Police Department. The community had aided in the search following his May 4 disappearance.

Hawaii's DLNR is offering bounties for axis deer tails to landowners in Maui Nui to help control the invasive species' population and mitigate ecological damage. Applications for the Landowner Incentive Program are due by May 19th.