Hawaii's Agriculture Department and Public Works are intensifying efforts to combat the coconut rhinoceros beetle at Kona Airport, with treatments and increased surveillance to stop the pest's spread.

HDOT continues delivering modular homes to Lahaina wildfire victims with traffic impacts expected due to transport operations from Kahului Harbor to the staging site and then to Lahaina from May 10-16.

Kaua‘i firefighters responded to a 2-acre brush fire in Kōke‘e; no threats or injuries reported. Roads were closed but later reopened. The fire was 70% contained by evening with multi-agency efforts.

The Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture awarded $427,670 to 24 agricultural enterprises to support compost costs, with potential continuation hinging on future funding decisions.

Kaua'i County experiences phone outages affecting communication services, including the police department's non-emergency line, with no known cause or resolution timeline.

Honolulu weather forecast predicts scattered showers, sunshine, and steady trade winds over the coming week, with a 30% chance of rain and gusts up to 28 mph.

Communities prepare for wildfire season, leveraging Wildfire Community Preparedness Day for awareness and prevention, with local officials emphasizing community-wide safety measures and proactive planning.

Hawaiʻi marks its eighth Invasive Species Awareness Month aiming to educate the public on the dangers of non-native species and celebrate local conservation efforts.

The Hanalei Refuse Transfer Station only accepts bagged trash until May 16 due to drainage repairs, with other services running as usual. Residents can contact the Solid Waste Division for more info.

Aloha Stadium is launching an art contest asking local artists to create a sculpture from the stadium's salvaged metal, offering a stipend and a $1,000 prize.

Hawai'i declares May as Pride in Public Service Month to honor state workers for their dedication. Governor Josh Green and other officials express gratitude for their contributions.

The article reviews the pivotal role of the Hawai‘i National Guard during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting their diverse missions and the end of their longest activation in history.

Honolulu Fire Department responded quickly to a high-rise fire on April 29th, extinguishing the flames within 22 minutes of their arrival. No occupants were harmed, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.