Hawaiʻi County Police Detective William Brown was convicted of perjury and faces a five-year sentence for lying under oath in a grand jury proceeding.

Hawai‘i joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging President Trump's executive order that mandates changes to voting processes, citing it as an unconstitutional overreach of executive power.

HWMO received the National Wildfire Mitigation Award for their exceptional wildfire management and community engagement in Hawai‘i after the Lahaina fires.

Hawaiian monk seal pupping season peaks; DLNR advises beach-goers to keep a distance and report sightings to protect the endangered species and ensure their safe nursing period.

Hawai'i Police and University of Hawai'i-Hilo launched the Kalounui Internship Program for students to earn college credits through police internships.

Hawai'i Island police seek help to identify a theft suspect photographed near stolen farm equipment in Captain Cook. The suspect, a male in his 40s-50s, fled the scene. Public assistance is requested.

Kaua‘i officials warn of a phishing scam via texts claiming to be from the DMV regarding "E-Z Pass lane debt," asking for credit card details on a fake website.

Hawai'i Island police report 14 DUI arrests in a week, with year-to-date arrests slightly up from last year and major crashes slightly down. There's also a significant decrease in fatal crashes compared to the previous year.

The article discusses the National Weather Service forecast, predicting increased rainfall, humid conditions, and vog in the Hawaiian Islands due to an incoming weather front.

Michael Durham, 67, reported missing in Keaau, has been found in good health, ending a widespread search for the potentially medically vulnerable man.

A person was extricated from a car crash near Vineyard Boulevard by the Honolulu Fire Department, which quickly stabilized the scene and used rescue tools.

Injured hiker rescued by Honolulu Fire Department from Ka`au Crater Loop Trail after suffering a lower leg injury.

Maui businesses are reminded to renew their liquor licenses by June 16, with the Department of Liquor Control accepting applications from April 1, 2025, using the revised form from August 2024.