A 42-year-old man was arrested in Honolulu for attempted murder after stabbing a 50-year-old man during an argument in a vehicle. The victim is in critical condition, and the investigation is ongoing.

Trades returning to Honolulu bring less humidity until Saturday, but Tropical Storm Henriette may cause wetter, more humid conditions Sunday before normal weather resumes Monday. Aviation and marine advisories are in effect.

Hawaii faces weekend surf conditions approaching warning levels with 14-foot waves expected Saturday. Officials urge caution as dangerous currents and coastal flooding threaten south-facing shores.

Another brutal attack rocks Kalihi as a simple argument inside a car turns into a brutal knife-wielding assault on North School Street. The victim remains in critical condition.

Oahu homeowners are facing shocking property tax assessment increases, with some properties jumping nearly 50% in value and one case seeing an 85% spike from $1.3 million to $2.4 million.

Hawaii confirms its 11th travel-related dengue case of 2025, with 10 cases on Oahu and one on Maui as health officials intensify mosquito control efforts.

A California woman hiking in Kōke‘e was rescued by firefighters after sustaining an ankle injury and being unable to walk. The rescue concluded around 3:55 p.m.

The DLNR reports a rise in Hawaiian green sea turtle nesting and urges the public to respect their space and avoid beach lighting that disrupts their path to the sea.

Kōloa residents face road closures due to repaving from August 6-22, with weekday single-lane contraflow traffic from 8 am to 4:30 pm on Aka Road, Kiani Street, and more.

HDOT announced nighttime closures for H-2 Freeway repairs in Oʻahu, starting Aug. 5, affecting Wahiawā-bound lanes from Mililani Town to Waikalani Drive.

Hawaii Governor Green signed 313 new laws, including climate impact fees and wildfire readiness measures, to improve community well-being and enhance safety regulations.

The HDOT extends the full closure of westbound H-201 Moanalua Freeway through August due to weather delays, affecting nighttime traffic with detours in place.

Despite a 1.8% decrease in arrivals, Hawaii saw a 5.7% rise in tourist spending per day, contributing to a 2.8% increase in total expenditures in June 2025.