Hawaii reports its 13th travel-related dengue fever case of the year, prompting health officials to reinforce mosquito control and urge public vigilance, especially for travelers.

The Planning Department invites East Kaua‘i residents to a workshop on September 16 for the East Kaua‘i Community and Circulation Plan, focusing on local planning matters.

DHHL plans to award over 1,100 residential leases on Maui to reduce the housing waitlist, with construction spanning 2026-2030 and costs from $35.1 to $128 million. Eligibility extends to those on the waitlist up to December 2024.

The Maui Police Department is searching for David Houghton, 57, reported missing since September 8, 2025, from Kihei, Maui. He drives a green Chevy Tahoe, license plate LFA 384.

The University of Hawaii women's volleyball team won their first game of the season against Utah Valley in straight sets, showing a significant improvement.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued an ill hiker from the Makapu'u Trail on Sunday, with the operation involving seven units and 19 personnel. No HFD injuries were reported.

A three-alarm fire at a warehouse in Honolulu led to evacuations and road closures, with firefighters using drones and aerial ladders to contain the blaze. No injuries were reported.

Hawaii Police seek help finding Tara Little, a missing 50-year-old woman last seen in Ocean View on September 4, described as 5'6", 280 lbs, with brown hair and eyes.

Puhi man, Yannick Doth, died in a single-vehicle crash in Keālia. He was ejected from his Toyota Highlander after it crossed the centerline. Speed may have been a factor.

A local man was arrested in Hālawa for a murder; Honolulu Police are pursuing charges after a woman was found dead, allegedly at the hands of her husband.

NWS Honolulu provides a weather forecast as Hurricane Kiko approaches Hawaii, with potential significant weather changes expected. While early to mid-week impacts are uncertain, elevated rainfall and surf are possible, with close monitoring advised.

Hawai‘i Police Department statistics show a decrease in DUI arrests but an increase in major crashes on Big Island, with a notable drop in fatal crashes and fatalities compared to the previous year.

Lane closures are scheduled for Kekaha Road near Akekeke Road from September 15-18 due to tree removal operations, advises the Department of Public Works.