The Kaua‘i Police Department celebrated the promotion of four officers to leadership roles, with two becoming Captains and two ascending to Assistant Chief.

Hawaiʻi introduces the nation's first climate impact "Green Fee," signed into law by Governor Josh Green, to fund environmental sustainability and support the state's climate action goals.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation will reduce Mamalahoa Highway's speed limit from 45 to 35 mph near Captain Cook Village due to safety concerns after several incidents.

A missing hiker's body was recovered from the Maili Pillbox Trail by Honolulu Fire Department personnel and their helicopter unit after a search initiated by a 911 call.

Honolulu Fire Department found and recovered the body of a missing hiker on the Maili Pillbox Trail after a multi-hour search involving 17 personnel and a helicopter.

Hawai‘i Island police arrested 21 DUI drivers in a week, mirroring ongoing efforts against drunk driving despite a slight annual decrease in DUIs and an increase in major crashes.

Hawaii's Daniel K. Inouye International Airport has improved Terminal 1 with new restrooms in a Hawaiian Airlines collaboration and added a Panda Express.

A hiker in her 50s was rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department from Lulumahu Trail after sustaining an injury; she was safely walked out and received EMS care.

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors baseball team ended their season with a 2-1 loss to Cal Poly at the Big West tournament, missing out on the championship game.

Honolulu Police seek Ikaika Reed for the attempted murder of a woman, asking for public assistance and advising not to approach the armed and dangerous suspect.

Kaua‘i Bus schedule changes on May 31 for Kalāheo Guava Country Celebration parade, affecting routes and stops during the event to honor 2025 Miss Aloha Hula.

The Honolulu Fire Department honored first responders and civilians for bravery, including Fire Fighter III Alan Oliveira with a Gold Medal of Valor and citizen Kimberly Ann Limasa with a Civilian Medal of Valor.

Kawaihau Road will have lane closures May 27-28 for guardrail repairs, causing traffic delays from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Alternatives to avoid disruptions are recommended.