Governor Josh Green's 2025 State of the State Address focused on unity and progress for Hawaii, with priorities on affordability, housing, healthcare, public safety, and environmental initiatives.

An intensified search is underway for two missing teens, Samantha Chun and Joseph "Joey" Fujioka, last seen near a Mililani store, with belongings found at Ke Iki Beach, despite difficult conditions including high surf.

Hawaii Police report a 7.7% decrease in DUI arrests in early 2025 but note an increase in fatal crashes, with two deaths, compared to none in the previous year's period.

Honolulu's weather is trending drier with typical trade wind patterns expected. A cold front midweek may bring more changes. Current surf advisories are expected to ease off.

High school teams from 'Iolani, Kalani, and Waipahu are set to compete in the 2025 Hawaii LifeSmarts State Competition focused on various knowledge categories.

Increased traffic is expected on Oʻahu as University of Hawaiʻi classes resume, particularly near UH Mānoa. UH suggests alternative transportation to ease congestion.

Kauai's Office of Boards and Commissions will close from January 15th to 31st for construction, with operations temporarily moving to the Mo‘ikeha Building.

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation announced nightly westbound closures of the H-201 Moanalua Freeway for repaving, starting Jan. 13, from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m., until March 13, excluding holidays.

Maui faced park and road closures after a severe overnight thunderstorm caused flash floods, downed trees, and damage to facilities. Cleanup efforts and damage assessments are ongoing.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued an injured 57-year-old female hiker from Diamond Head Crater Trail, providing medical support before airlifting her to safety.

The Honolulu Fire Department quickly rescued an injured dirt biker behind Noholoa Community Park, highlighting the risks of dirt biking and the importance of emergency services.

HDOT warns of lane closures on Puʻunēnē Avenue this Friday for soil drilling, related to road improvements, causing potential slowdowns from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health fined Hawaii American Water $47,750 for exceeding effluent ammonia nitrogen limits and failing to report noncompliance.