A man in a wheelchair died after being hit by a vehicle in Māʻili, Oʻahu. The incident occurred outside a crosswalk and marks the island's 46th traffic fatality of the year.

Hawaiian residents struggled with severe traffic jams during a tsunami evacuation, prompting city officials to reconsider their advisement protocol for such emergencies.

Preschoolers at 'Alani Strode Montessori exhibit art exploring the Hawaiian water cycle at a museum until August 4, 2025, showcasing their understanding of the environment.

The Maui Police Department warns of a scam involving fake texts about account charges prompting victims to convert funds into cryptocurrency, a red flag for fraud.

Honolulu Police conducted sobriety checkpoints, screening 408 drivers and made arrests for impaired driving, as part of their commitment to road safety.

Honolulu expects moderate trade winds and increased cloudiness due to an approaching surface trough, with the weather clearing up and winds strengthening midweek.

Concrete workers in Oahu strike for better work-life balance, demanding two days off weekly amidst a construction boom. Island Ready Mix Concrete is in negotiations.

Maunalua Bay shores by the boat ramp in Hawai'i Kai will undergo improvements starting July 28, including dredging and construction, to combat erosion.

Moderate to breezy trade winds and stable weather expected in Honolulu, with limited showers over windward areas. A potential increase in showers due this weekend as a trough approaches. Trade winds to strengthen again next week.

The Maui Police Department shared that the Mobile Medical Education Unit provided support to Maui's homeless, offering health services, food stamps, and clothing at Kalama Park.

Kaua‘i announces a multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise focusing on disaster response, involving local agencies and the Hawai‘i National Guard on July 24 at Nāwiliwili Harbor.

Honolulu will have steady trade winds and uneven showers, with changes expected later in the week. Air and sea travelers should be cautious due to conditions, and minor coastal flooding is possible. Fire concerns rise with dry weather.

Honolulu Fire Department swiftly rescued a sick hiker in his 60s from Diamond Head Crater Trail, providing medical support and airlifting him to safety.