Kolowalu dog park in Kakaako temporarily closes its large dog area due to vandalism, affecting its irrigation system. Repairs to start May 12, with a four-week timeline for reopening.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts breezy conditions and scattered showers for Honolulu, with windward areas receiving most rain. Weather should stabilize by the weekend.

Maui County is hosting a job fair on May 15 at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center, offering interviews and potential on-the-spot job offers, with prize giveaways and live radio broadcasts.

Maui Police are seeking information on missing Kahului man Makana Hoe, last seen May 4, 2025. He left in a white Toyota with plate MHY-589 and is described as Hawaiian, 5'6". Public assistance is requested.

Honolulu Police arrested Kalehuaiwiliiamekamaile “Maile” Montez, a federal fugitive facing charges including identity theft and fraud, without incident.

Governor Josh Green ordered flags at half-staff for National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend to honor firefighters who died in the line of duty in 2024 and before.

Hawaiʻi State Legislature's vote moves House Bill 477 forward, which aims to modernize the state's unemployment insurance system for better efficiency and accessibility.

Authorities investigate a body found at Sand Island State Recreation Area, with the AG's division probing the mid-40s female's unattended death and seeking public information.

Hawai'i Island police are investigating a potential drowning incident that led to the death of a 62-year-old tourist, Lori Trende-Landgraver, during a night-time underwater excursion in Kona.

Hawaiʻi Department of Health marks May as Mental Health Month, highlighting the need for improved mental health support for children and adults facing significant challenges, including high rates of depression and suicide contemplation.

Hawaii's EOEL is expanding its public pre-kindergarten programs, with applications open for the 2025-2026 school year, prioritizing eligible children in their home school region.

Hālawa Correctional Facility hosted its first Keiki Day to foster family connections, allowing inmates to bond with their children, potentially aiding in rehabilitation and reducing recidivism.

Hawai'i Island saw a decline in DUI arrests but a slight increase in major crashes compared to last year. Fatalities from crashes decreased. The police continue to enforce DUI checkpoints and patrols.