Governor Josh Green named Hannah Kihalani Springer to the Commission on Water Resource Management and nominated Kauanoe A. D. Jackson to Hawai‘i's Third Circuit Court, highlighting their respective expertise in water management and legal experience.

Maui doctor Gerhardt Konig faces second-degree attempted murder charges for allegedly attacking his wife on a hiking trail. He's accused of trying to push her off the trail and hitting her with a rock.

Honolulu faces potential showers, thunderstorms, and flash flood risks, with vog affecting air quality. A shift to trade winds may improve conditions later in the week.

Officer Picadura joined Ka`ewai Elementary's Career Day, discussing his police role and importance of good choices, while demonstrating police tools to curious first graders.

Gerhardt Konig was arrested by Honolulu Police for allegedly attempting to kill his wife at Pali Lookout; she was critically injured and he was captured following a brief chase.

Scheduled lane closures on Halehaka Road for guardrail repairs on March 28 will cause traffic disruptions from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., weather permitting.

The Hawai‘i State Commission on Fatherhood announces its 2025 awards to honor fathers, father-friendly businesses, and to give sponsorships for nonprofits aiding fatherhood initiatives.

Kaua‘i Fire Department conducted two rescues: one for an injured hiker at Makaleha Falls Trail and another for a visitor with a leg injury on the Kalalau Trail.

Officials warn against swimming on Kaua‘i's north shores due to high surf, advising the public through signs and offering safety information via lifeguards or OSB contact.

The Maui Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is hosting a free Emergency Preparedness Expo on April 12, 2025, at the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center to educate residents on disaster readiness.

Online registration for the Maui County PALS Summer 2025 program will open from April 1-15, for children ages 5-12, with activities from June 9 to July 25. No late applications accepted.

HDOA introduces a free treatment program to eliminate little fire ant infestations from O'ahu homes, investing $1.1M for pest control treatments at up to 580 residences.

Variable weather in Honolulu expected with breezy trades, mostly sunny leeward and partly cloudy windward skies, and potential showers. Winds weaken early next week, increasing shower chances.