Hawaiian Airlines’ HA callsign was retired after 95 years as the final HA flight landed in Honolulu. Crews and union members marked the milestone with an emotional farewell.

14-year-old Levi Winchester has been found in good health after being reported missing by the Kaua'i Police Department.

The Maui County Committee on the Status of Women has opened nominations for the 2025 Women of Excellence Awards, celebrating women's contributions to the community.

Kawaihau Road's water system improvement by the Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co. will cause delays from Oct 29 to Dec 22, 2025, with weekday work from 8 am to 3:30 pm.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaiʻi has initiated the Hawaiʻi Relief Program to mitigate the impact of the federal shutdown, providing temporary housing and utility payment support through TANF for eligible families.

Hawaiian Electric says it hit its 2025 double‑pole removal goal early, taking down more than 5,000 poles so far. The company aims to clear over 9,400 double poles by 2028 across the islands.

The Hawaii ADC held its first board meeting in Maui, supporting local agriculture and approving a school kitchen project and water infrastructure review.

A 19-year-old pedestrian died and two others were injured in a multi-vehicle crash on Farrington Highway in Nānākuli, with speed possibly playing a role.

An Oklahoma man, Brandon Walser, was extradited to Hawai'i on charges related to a fatal crash that killed Marcella Tellez. He faces manslaughter and negligent homicide charges and was allegedly intoxicated during the incident.

HI-PAL hosted its inaugural volleyball tournament in Hilo with over 100 young athletes, fostering community and positive police engagement in youth sports.

A California developer has filed for EIS review of a 1,250‑unit Hanamaʻulu Village on Kauaʻi; a public scoping meeting is set for Nov. 3 and comments close Nov. 24.

Kapalua’s GM says the Plantation Course still isn’t ready for PGA Tour play even as the resort plans a limited Nov. 10 reopening. The Sentry’s move underscores ongoing drought and a water dispute.

City officials say negotiations to buy land across from Shark's Cove for a North Shore first‑responder hub have slowed, leaving the project's timing uncertain.