A 9-year-old boy on an e-bike was seriously injured after being hit by a car in Wahiawa. He was not wearing a helmet and suffered multiple injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

A full road closure on Oka Street in Kilauea for resurfacing from July 31 to Aug. 2 will impact local travel, with access to homes but no work zone parking.

The National Weather Service forecasts stronger trade winds in Hawaii through Friday, bringing relief from windward showers but raising concerns for wind advisories, choppier seas, and fire risks.

Hawaii leaders endorse Kamala Harris following Biden's withdrawal and support for her as the Democratic presidential nominee, praising her outreach during a disaster.

The Maui Police Department's MMEU Program provides varied services to the houseless every Monday, emphasizing community collaboration for holistic welfare.

A juvenile has been arrested for his alleged involvement in school burglaries in Hilo, Hawaii, and will appear in Family Court. He was released to his parents' custody.

HPD fatally shot a suspect, allegedly a bank robber, after a barricade situation in Waikiki, with further details to come from a scheduled news conference.

A proposed $4 billion settlement may resolve lawsuits from the Maui wildfires, involving Hawaiian Electric. The deal is less than the $5.5 billion in fire damages, and parties have until Friday to agree or the settlement could fail.

Michael Miske was found guilty on several charges, including murder, in a federal trial. He was linked to serious crimes, including a murder-for-hire plot.

A lawsuit will proceed against three Honolulu police officers for allegedly using excessive force by handcuffing a 10-year-old girl over a school drawing, despite their immunity claims.

A car drove into Honokohau Harbor for the third time, with a 33-year-old woman instructed to move her car ending up in the water; officials did not issue citations.

Maui's Wahikuli Wayside Park is set for a three-week facelift including repairs and beautification by the County's Parks and Recreation Department. The park will continue to close at 8 p.m. nightly.

The University of Hawai’i at Mānoa is conducting a $3.8 million study on the impacts of the 2023 Lahaina wildfire, focusing on health consequences and disaster response evaluation.