Lane closures are planned on Kaua'i and the Big Island from July 13-19 for highway maintenance, including grass cutting and roadworks, with schedules subject to weather conditions.

The Honolulu weather forecast predicts stable conditions with trade winds and occasional showers, focusing on windward and mountain areas. Early next week may bring changes due to an upper level disturbance.

A two-alarm fire broke out early in a Wahiawa home, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly, and an investigation is underway to determine its cause.

Rodley Ford from Volcano is charged with 16 crimes, including theft and drug possession, after a Hilo crime spree and a destructive chase in a stolen Jeep.

Following a Tiger shark sighting near Hanalei Bay, Kauai, swimming is advised against and warning signs have been posted. The situation is being monitored for public safety.

Maui's Planning Commission struggles with a contentious bill that could convert vacation rentals into long-term housing, facing time constraints due to member vacancies and quorum requirements.

Three former Hawaii governors have publicly suggested President Biden not seek re-election, citing concerns over his debate performance and electoral viability.

Honolulu's weather forecast includes stable, moderate trade winds and light showers, mainly in windward and mountain areas through Monday. Mid-week may see stronger winds and increased showers. The NWS has adjusted models slightly for the Big Island.

The reward for information on Amber Jackson's 2010 murder in Kauai is now $20,000, boosted by an anonymous donor.

Nicholas Williams, a 39-year-old man missing for over 7 months, was found unharmed in Hilo, Hawaii. Details surrounding his disappearance are still unknown.

Honolulu DPR reminds people to follow rules and protect the environment during July 4th festivities, announcing Pu‘uloa Beach Park's closure to prevent illegal fireworks and specifying park facility usage at Ala Moana and Kailua Beach Park.

Sewer work in Honolulu from July 1-5 will cause traffic disruptions in various parts, including Downtown and Pearl City, affecting commutes and possibly requiring route alterations.