The Great Aloha Run in Honolulu is ending after 41 years as founder Carole Kai Onouye retires, with pandemic challenges and Aloha Stadium's uncertain future contributing factors.

Kaua'i's "Recovery Through Connections and Community" fair, hosted by the county and partners, will take place on Sept. 12 to support local recovery journeys.

Hawaii Police are searching for Susan Damo, a 73-year-old woman missing from Keaau, possibly in need of medical assistance. She was last seen wearing a brown and black shirt with black pants.

Lane shifts on Papalina Road near Kaumuali‘i Highway are scheduled for Sept 8-12 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for pipe and road repairs. Detours and flaggers will guide traffic.

A 21-year-old woman is in critical condition after being hit by a vehicle driven by a teenager in Maili, with investigations ongoing regarding the cause.

A man is critically injured after falling 150 feet from Hawaii's Pali Notches trail, prompting a complex rescue operation by the Honolulu Fire Department.

Moderate trade winds and a mix of dry conditions with occasional showers are expected in Honolulu, with potential minor coastal flooding later in the week.

Police arrested Kenneth Bounlangsy, 51, for the August 9 double stabbing at Back Alley Cafe that sent two men to the hospital with serious injuries.

The Honolulu Fire Department confirmed a fire in Kaneohe was intentionally set, causing $50,000 in damage. Firefighters extinguished the blaze that started near the front door of an abandoned warehouse.

A fire devastated two homes in Aina Haina, Honolulu, with residents awakening to the blaze that was exacerbated by strong winds. No cause has been determined, and the community is dealing with the loss.

Maui's Keōpūolani Park will close a section for Officer Suzanne O's memorial service on Friday, August 29, 2025, and it will reopen after 3 p.m. the same day.

Maui's Department of Water Supply is set to use Hamakuapoko Wells to supplement its Upcountry water system due to drought. The water will be regularly tested for safety.

Non-profits must apply by September 15, 2025, to participate in Honolulu City Lights. There's a lottery for display sites; applications require compliance with legal non-profit status.