Kimo Medeiros faces a $2 million bail after a grand jury indictment for a fatal collision on Daniel K. Inouye Highway that killed two, involving DUI and manslaughter charges.

A Navy father stationed at Kauai, Jeffrey Diaz, lost his life while saving his son from a current at Waiapuaʻa Bay, a day before his 48th birthday. His partner remembers his love and dedication to his family.

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green's advisory committee, including Native Hawaiian leaders, discusses the future of military-leased lands as U.S. Army lease expiration in 2029 approaches.

A man was arrested for a fatal shooting in Mountain View, Hawai’i; police are investigating it as second-degree murder. The suspect, Joseph Davis, was detained with the firearm at the scene.

Waikoloa school celebrated Red Ribbon Week with activities to promote a drug-free lifestyle, including educational sessions, a poster contest, and community involvement.

Honolulu hosted its final fireworks buyback event, offering grocery cards for illegal fireworks to improve safety.

A woman in her 40s was critically injured after being found unresponsive in the ocean at Kaka'ako Waterfront Park; rescuers performed CPR before she was hospitalized.

The National Weather Service predicts a weather shift in Hawaii with moderate trade winds and passing showers until Wednesday, followed by lighter winds and reduced showers from Thursday due to a stronger cold front.

Kauaʻi high school students participated in the Kauaʻi Law and Justice Academy to learn about the legal system through mock trials and meeting professionals.

The West Coast Health Alliance refutes a link between vaccines and autism, countering misinformation and advocating for evidence-based medical practices.

Maui County announced the closure of the post-wildfire debris call center, signaling significant progress in recovery efforts facilitated by FEMA, USACE, and local partners.

A man in his early 30s was hospitalized after an apparent stabbing near the Keeaumoku Street Walmart in Honolulu; police say no arrests were reported as they investigate.

Upcoming closures for Wailuku's Coach Sakamoto Pool and Housing Department office are planned in December for pool guard testing and a staff meeting, respectively.