A 51-year-old man is in critical condition after losing control of his electric scooter and striking a stanchion in Kalihi. Investigations are ongoing; speed, drugs, or alcohol were not factors. He was not wearing a helmet.

Kauai reminds residents of the upcoming HHW events on October 18 and 19 for safe disposal of hazardous materials, excluding eWaste and certain other items.

HDOT's new internship program provided over 120 students hands-on experience in Hawaii's transportation sector, including mentorship and project presentations.

Hawai'i Health Department alerts on Sea Port Products Corp's recall of shrimp due to potential Cesium-137 contamination; no reported illnesses, but precautions are taken.

Lori Tsuhako, the County of Maui's Director of Human Concerns, is retiring, with her position open for applications. She served for 40 years, including as head of various social services.

A suspect turned himself in for a robbery at First Hawaiian Bank Waikīkī, where he released a noxious substance, later identified as oleoresin capsicum spray.

Hawai‘i Police will host Coffee With a Cop events to strengthen community relations by offering residents the chance to converse with officers in local coffee shops.

A Kaua'i hit-and-run resulted in the death of Alfred Lopes. Tiffany Jeffries was charged and released for further investigation. The community is urged to provide information.

Hawaii's women's volleyball team had a mixed weekend, winning against UC Riverside but losing to UC Davis, with Cha'lei Reid injured. Despite injuries, the team shows resilience but faces challenges ahead.

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors won against Air Force 44 points to claim the Kuter Trophy and achieve their first conference victory of the season, led by QB Micah Alejado and a strong offensive performance.

The 77th annual Aloha Festivals floral parade celebrated Hawaiian culture in Waikiki with floats, music, and dance, and featured local dignitaries and Chef Sam Choy as Grand Marshal.

Hawai‘i's DOH has alerted the public about a Southwind Foods frozen shrimp recall due to possible Cesium-137 contamination, with none of the recalled products sold in the U.S. yet.

Two arrested in Honolulu for vehicle vandalism and assaulting an officer, with one hospitalized but released; one faces a charge for Criminal Property Damage, the other for Assault Against an Officer.