The NWS predicts steady trade winds and typical summer weather in Hawaii, with windward showers and drier leeward areas. Conditions are expected to remain stable with slight changes possible.

Governor Josh Green of Hawai'i released a new policy plan titled "Results for our People" to address state issues like the environment, healthcare, housing, and economic growth.

The University of Hawai‘i football team prepares to open their season against Stanford, with high anticipation and state pride. Coach Chang and his players are focused on strategy and team unity ahead of the game that features a "white-out" theme.

Hawaii nonprofits are cautioned about a scam involving fake checks posing as donations, with advice to verify donations and strengthen financial controls.

A Honolulu city attorney's use of completely fabricated case law in a high-profile civil rights lawsuit has exposed Hawaii's struggle with AI misuse in legal practice.

Librarian Patricia Polansky was honored for over 50 years of service at the University of Hawaii with the Nina D.P. Horio Award for her significant contributions.

A woman died in a car crash after hitting a utility pole in Kalihi, with the cause still undetermined. Oahu's traffic fatalities rose to 52 this year.

Maui County offers a grant writing workshop on August 21 and a 'talk story' community discussion on August 20, as part of the "Holomua Kākou" initiative.

DLNR warns of the dangers of newly formed lava deltas on Hawaii Island due to instability and potential collapse, urging extreme caution in areas like Kapoho.

A 30-year-old man attacked an ER nurse at a Honolulu hospital, highlighting Hawaii's growing healthcare violence crisis. The Ward area incident adds to mounting concerns about worker safety across the state's medical facilities.

Honolulu authorities investigate after a dismembered and burnt body was found following a brush fire in Kapolei.

Lane closures are expected on Kōloa Road, Kauai, from August 20 to 22 for guardrail repairs, with traffic directed by flaggers. Drivers should plan for detours or delays.

Chinatown Neighborhood Board Chair Ernest Carvalho was arrested early Sunday on disorderly conduct and harassment charges. The incident raises questions about community leadership amid ongoing safety concerns in the area.