An art exhibit on Kaua‘i showcases native forest birds to raise awareness about species on the edge of extinction, featuring works from local and mainland artists.

Hawaii narrowly defeated Fresno State 21-20, securing their first road win of the season and keeping bowl game hopes alive, while Fresno State's path to eligibility is now more difficult.

Kaua'i Police Department adjusts records and firearms registration hours due to Election Day and holidays, offering limited services and support via contact details provided. They're also hiring for various positions.

Authorities are searching for 88-year-old Yoshi Hirai, missing since Halloween night in Kealakekua, Kona. Flyers and police notices urge public vigilance.

Hawai’i Island Police seek public assistance in locating 15-year-old runaway King Kehoe, last seen in Kea'au, known to frequent Puna and Hilo. She has brown hair, hazel eyes, and a thin build.

The restoration of Maui's "mother reef" has begun, with a focus on reducing sediment runoff and enhancing reef resilience, supported by a $9.9 million grant from NOAA and initiatives by TNC and DOFAW.

HDOT warns of traffic delays in Lahaina due to the transportation of modular homes for wildfire survivors, with hauling schedules from Nov 1-6, impacting evening traffic.

Hawaiʻi celebrates Arbor Day with statewide tree-planting events and educational activities coordinated by Kaulunani to enhance community involvement and environmental awareness.

The Salvation Army ARC is hosting a donation drive at Kauaʻi Resource Center on November 8, inviting the public to donate items like clothing and small furniture for reuse.

Wawae Road in Kalāheo faces extended closure until November 8 due to road resurfacing delayed by weather. Residents are advised to plan commutes accordingly.

Authorities are searching for Anthony Yates, a 65-year-old Caucasian male missing since early September, last seen near Ululani Street in Hilo. Public assistance is requested.

The HDOT warns of road closures at Nawiliwili Harbor for paving work, disrupting traffic with single lane and full closures scheduled in late October and November.

Honolulu Police Department announces increased DUI checkpoints during the holiday season, from Nov 1 to Dec 31, to reduce traffic incidents. The effort is part of a year-long "52/12" sobriety checkpoint program.