Hawaii police are seeking public assistance in locating two missing teenage girls, Mary Costner and Cherish Ahulau-Kaleo, last seen in May and September 2024.

Honolulu Fire Department quickly extinguished a fire at a Pearl City self-storage unit, with no injuries reported. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause.

A federal judge stopped Trump's order to freeze federal funding, a decision praised by Hawai'i Governor Josh Green, ensuring continued state services.

Maui County invites residents to its Innovation Lab meeting on Jan 30, featuring a talk by Tom Furness on using XR, AI, and the metaverse for a positive future.

The University of Hawaii women's basketball team achieved their seventh win in a row, tying for first place in the Big West Conference with a 46-42 victory over UC Irvine.

A fire at Unitek Solvent Services in Kapolei was extinguished by HFD and ARFF, involving a diesel tank; no injuries occurred, and an investigation is ongoing.

Maui's Emergency Management Agency uses a critical report to improve responses and preparedness for future disasters, focusing on leadership, staffing, planning, and communication.

A New Year's fireworks explosion in Aliamanu resulted in fatalities and injuries, leading to arrests for reckless endangering and related charges. Authorities and the Red Cross are responding.

Honolulu Police investigate an attempted murder after a man was shot and seriously injured near Kalihi Valley Homes. Details are limited; authorities seek information.

Honolulu's Maliu Tauheluhelu received a 200-month prison sentence for conspiring to distribute drugs and operating illegal gambling after pleading guilty.

A 21-year-old Puna woman is in critical condition after being hit by a car in Kurtistown, Highway 11. The 74-year-old driver was unharmed, and investigations are ongoing.

Two Ka‘ū District officers were honored by the Hawai‘i Police Department, with Officer Augustine Akiu Jr. named "Officer of the Year" and Officer Jenna Kosinski-Santos awarded "Top Enforcer."

Maui police officer Carlos Frate was indicted for violating civil rights and falsifying a report related to an incident involving misuse of a taser. He faces up to 30 years if convicted.