The NWS in Honolulu predicts a shift in weather, with possible thundershowers affecting Kauai and Oahu, light winds, and a moderate to large northwest swell starting Sunday.

A propane tank explosion caused a fire at H-POWER waste-to-energy plant; no injuries occurred, but the facility sustained damage. Repairs will reroute some waste to landfills temporarily.

A 58-year-old hiker on the Kalalau Trail was rescued after sustaining a head injury, with Kaua‘i Fire Department responding and airlifting the person to safety for medical care.

Restoration of Waimānalo Beach Park Pavilion by Honolulu's Department of Design and Construction begins October 14, 2025, with modern materials for durability.

HDOT extends the H-1 Salt Lake Rehabilitation Project completion date to February 2026 due to noise concerns altering work schedules to weekend closures.

Hawaiʻi DOH confirms a local case of mumps on Hawaiʻi Island, issuing a public health notification and urging vigilance for those who visited Harold H. Higashihara Park on September 25.

Honolulu is set for road improvements at Kapi‘olani Blvd & Kalākaua Ave, causing expected delays due to construction, starting Oct 6. Further work is planned for Oct 13-24 at night.

Hawai‘i police seek two suspects for a string of burglaries, including a church theft, and urge public assistance, offering a reward for anonymous tips.

KCSW and the Zonta Club of Kaua'i launch Breast Cancer Awareness Month with calls for unity, education, and early detection to combat the disease, highlighting events and support for those affected.

The Hauʻula Family Assessment Center began serving Koʻolauloa's homeless families, offering shelter and services, and highlighting the collaboration between Hawaiʻi's state and city officials.

National Assessors Day acknowledged, Kaua‘i County officials visited a farm for training, Mayor praised assessors’ role, IAAO sets standards, promotes professional development, and upholds ethics for fair property taxation.

"Line Circle Sphere," a free 35-minute interactive show for kids over 4, is coming to Hawaiian libraries, offering an engaging art experience without the need for 3-D glasses.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency announced the opening of its 2026 Community Development Block Grant Program applications, aiming to support local projects that benefit low-income individuals.