Hawai‘i police seek help finding John Lilly, missing from Pāhoa since February 18. He's a 56-year-old Caucasian man, last seen wearing a tank top, gym shorts, and sandals.

The University of Hawai‘i women's basketball team won multiple Big West honors, with Lily Wahinekapu named Player of the Year, Ritorya Tamilo as Freshman of the Year, and coach Laura Beeman awarded Coach of the Year.

Maui Police Chief John Pelletier is named in a lawsuit with Sean "Diddy" Combs, accusing them of racketeering and sex trafficking. The police department denies the claims while the mayor suggests administrative leave.

Honolulu braces for strong trade winds and potential showers as a high pressure system affects the area, with marine and wind advisories in place this week.

Sportscaster Bobby Curran, who chronicled University of Hawaii sports for 32 years, has died at 69. He was inducted into the UH Sports Circle of Honor in 2023.

Elizabeth Rodriguez, a missing woman with dementia, was safely found in Honolulu thanks to community and police efforts.

A 15-year-old boy was robbed and assaulted by a group at Pearlridge Center, with one 15-year-old suspect arrested by Honolulu Police. They urge public help to find remaining suspects.

The Hawaii DCCA hosted the 20th Consumer Protection Week Fair, focusing on consumer rights education and fraud prevention, and promoting the BusinessCheck platform.

The Honolulu Police are searching for Elizabeth Rodriguez, a missing dementia patient, last seen on Kapiolani Boulevard. Family and police urge public assistance.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency rescheduled the Waimea 400 Affordable Housing workshop to April 10, encouraging community input on the project's development.

Hawaii's DBEDT has reduced its 2025 economic growth forecast to 1.7% due to a tourism decline, rising inflation, and policy uncertainty, though some sectors like construction show growth.

Mayor Richard Bissen invites South Maui residents to a community meeting on March 12 at the Kīhei Community Center to discuss local issues. Public Works and MEMA will provide updates. Residents can email questions in advance.

The Hawaii OIP is seeking a new Staff Attorney with a J.D., good standing in Hawaii, strong legal skills, and great communication abilities, offering a balanced work environment with a starting salary of $100,000.