An article reports a 68-year-old man's death in a bicycle accident on Haleakala Highway, the 12th traffic fatality in Maui County this year, down from 16 the previous year.

Warren Cho Jr. was arrested in Hawai'i for terroristic threatening after he fired a BB gun at vehicles and caused a lockdown at Hookena Elementary School.

Honolulu's forecast includes light trade winds and mainly dry conditions, with a slight chance of increased wetness by next weekend. Surf conditions will remain small, growing midweek for east shores.

Kaua‘i Police Activities League (K-PAL) invites the community to the grand opening of their new facilities in Līhu‘e, featuring a boxing and wrestling gym.

A 17-year-old girl died and three teens were injured in a crash involving a car and a tractor-trailer in Hawai‘i. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

A Kona man was arrested for stealing an e-bike and vandalism; police seek a female suspect related to the theft and property damage at local businesses.

Two people died and one was seriously injured due to dangerous surf on Oahu's North Shore; despite posted warnings, they were swept away by strong currents.

Hawaiian Electric activated but then deactivated its Public Safety Power Shutoff program in parts of West Maui due to changing wildfire risks, with residents advised to stay vigilant.

Hawaiʻi DOT seeks to designate a section of Kūhiō Highway as an emergency zone for slope stabilization work to prevent potential road collapse, and invites public input via a virtual meeting.

Hawai’i police are searching for 16-year-old runaway Giana Oliveira, last seen in Hilo on October 9. She is described as a local female with long blonde hair and brown eyes. The public is urged to provide any information.

Honolulu's weather forecast suggests moderate trade winds with occasional showers, especially in windward areas, and stable conditions through Sunday.

Shawn Edward Page was arrested in Hawaii after a standoff with police, where he fired at officers and was later found with a loaded pistol and a potential explosive device.

Gov. Josh Green appointed Todd Apo to the HTA board, where he'll serve till 2028 pending Senate confirmation. Apo's diverse background is expected to support HTA's cultural and tourism goals.