The Maui Police Department is hosting a Gun Buyback Event in Kahului to safely collect unwanted firearms, offering gift cards in exchange, with certain conditions and restrictions.

The Hawai‘i DOH closed Select 7, Inc. in O'ahu for multiple food safety violations including inadequate refrigeration and cross-contamination risks. A follow-up inspection is scheduled.

Governor Josh Green declared May as Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness Month, acknowledging efforts to protect ecosystems and honoring conservation leaders.

Honolulu anticipates increased wind speeds and wetter conditions with stronger trade winds and rising shower activity, alongside marine advisories and surf changes.

Moderate trade winds and light showers are expected in Honolulu, with stable clouds and no severe weather advisories. Trade winds will strengthen by the weekend, affecting sea and air travel conditions.

Hawaii Public Libraries launch the 2025 Summer Reading Challenge with the theme "Mele," celebrating local traditions and offering prizes, including a chance to win airline tickets.

A 32-year-old hiker was rescued from Kalalau Trail, Kauai, after sustaining a leg injury, by local emergency responders and flown to safety for medical care.

The NWS forecasts a weather change in Honolulu with weaker winds and limited rain, with a possible minor shower increase midweek and trade winds returning by the weekend.

The Hawai'i Police celebrated DARE graduates in East Hawai'i, marking the program's completion with over 600 students and various activities including a simulated rescue and K9 demonstration.

Hawaii Island Police are looking for a missing 13-year-old girl, Brieslee Bello, last seen in Pepeekeo on May 22, 2025, and considered an endangered runaway.

The first phase of Hale O Piʻikea I, offering 89 units of affordable housing in Maui, opens for applications, catering to individuals and families earning 30%-60% of the AMI.

Honolulu faces a wetter trade wind pattern with potential thunder until Friday, but drier conditions are expected over the weekend. A Small Craft Advisory is in place for boaters.

The NWS predicts varying weather in Honolulu with windward areas expecting clouds and showers due to trade winds, while leeward areas may experience some showers with possible heavy downpours and thunder towards the end of the week.