Honolulu firefighters responded to a fire in Kalihi, safely evacuating one person from a roof and controlling the blaze within an hour. An investigation into the cause is underway.

Maui Police seek help to find missing 16-year-old girl Elizabeth Harp, last seen in Kahului. She's 5'5", with black hair and brown eyes, often in Kahului. Call 808-244-6400 with info.

HDOT announces a public meeting on May 21 at Kahului Airport to discuss soil contamination and removal due to PFAS, with a focus on the environmental impact of firefighting foams.

Hawai‘i's Kōkeʻe Public Fishing Area's annual rainbow trout season starts June 14, 2025, allowing fishing until September 30, with a limit of seven trout per day per angler.

Honolulu faces cloudy days with moderate wet trades due to a "complex upper-level low," causing heavier showers mainly in windward and mountain areas, per the NWS.

The Kaua'i Bus introduced an Account-Based Ticketing system for easier and cost-effective commuting, using the mobile app or Holomua smartcard for tap-and-ride convenience.

Hawaiʻi residents participated in the annual Trek the Trail event, promoting love for the outdoors and bicycle safety, with activities and police oversight ensuring a safe experience.

NWS Honolulu forecasts continued scattered showers in windward and mauka areas, with trade winds causing light rains and potential increase in precipitation later in the week.

Honolulu police are searching for Justin Ancheta, 36, suspected of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old in Nanakuli. He's described as Filipino, 5'4", with multiple tattoos. Tips are sought via 911 or CrimeStoppers.

Hawaii's BLNR rejected the U.S. Army's Final EIS on the Pōhakuloa Training Area. Governor Green called for unity and balance between heritage and national security.

Breezy conditions with showers expected in Honolulu, due to a high-pressure system causing moderate to gusty trade winds, with stronger winds and more showers late next week.

A hiker was rescued from Koko Crater Trail in Hawai'i Kai by HFD after falling ill, with efficient coordination ensuring her rapid medical attention and safety.

Diamond Head State Monument in Hawaii is hosting "Kids to Parks Day" on May 17, with activities from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to celebrate outdoor experiences with the community.