The NWS forecasts a drier week for Honolulu with slower trade winds and mainly windward and mauka showers. Atmospheric changes will slightly weaken trades but maintain moderate breezes.

The Maui Police Department provided healthcare and support services to the houseless at Kalama Park with its MMEU initiative, involving community partners.

The Maui Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate missing Kahului resident Mwolana Maybelle Aliksa, last seen at a shopping center on June 18.

Hanalei will experience a water service interruption on June 25, due to main system replacements, also affecting traffic with one-lane access on Kūhiō Highway.

Hawai‘i Island authorities are investigating the suspected drowning of 59-year-old Stacy Coon at Whittington Beach Park, following attempted rescues and CPR by bystanders.

Resurfacing of Poʻohiwi Road in Kalāheo begins June 23, causing intermittent closures during the week until June 27, as part of the Kalāheo Water Systems Improvements Project.

Hilo International Airport's main runway will close for nighttime maintenance from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m., June 23-25, affecting flight schedules and causing possible noise shifts.

The NWS forecasts breezy trade winds and intermittent rain in Honolulu, with a gradual drying trend expected. Kauai may see heavier showers midweek, and mariners are advised of strong trade winds.

Honolulu's weather will see weakening trade winds and light showers, with some increased rainfall near Kauai. Aviation and marine advisories are in place due to current conditions.

Honolulu authorities arrested a man for allegedly threatening another driver with a gun during a road rage incident.

Hawaiʻi seeks public feedback on reappointment of Judge Alvin P. K. Nishimura. His term ends on December 9, 2025, and evaluations are due by August 19, 2025.

A woman is charged with attempted murder after a collision injuring her boyfriend, following a domestic dispute. She also faces assault charges, including against an officer, and DUI.

Chief of Staff Sarah K. Blane is leaving her role in the County of Kaua‘i in July after over 17 years in public service, including handling crises like floods and the pandemic.