Honolulu's weekend weather is expected to be stable and dry with little to no showers, light to moderate winds, and mostly clear skies, according to NWS Honolulu.

The University of Hawai‘i baseball team achieved a sixth consecutive win, defeating UH Hilo 9-8 in extra innings, with Itsuki Takemoto drawing a game-winning walk.

Kilauea volcano in Hawaii erupts vigorously, with lava fountains reaching up to 1,000 feet, raising air quality concerns due to high sulfur dioxide emissions and volcanic glass accumulation.

Hawai‘i Island police seek witnesses to a road rage incident involving two SUVs on Ocean View Road, resulting in a physical altercation and non-life-threatening injuries.

The Honolulu Fire Department responded to and extinguished a two-alarm fire in Waimānalo, with no injuries reported; investigation of the cause is underway.

A Maui doctor, Gerhardt Konig, was arrested for allegedly attempting to murder his wife during a hike. He's accused of pushing her off a trail and hitting her with a rock. Konig has been suspended by Maui Health pending the investigation.

A hiker in his 30s was successfully rescued from Mānoa Falls Trail after becoming ill mid-hike. The Honolulu Fire Department responded swiftly, providing medical aid and safely carrying him off the trail before transferring him to EMS for further care.

Maui's forest reserves, including Kula State and Polipoli Spring, are closing in April for trail and fuel mitigation work, affecting permits and all associated activities.

Honolulu forecasts mild weather with light showers, stable conditions, and moderate winds. Sea breezes expected to wane, with visual flight rules for aviation. Surf advisory in place until Tuesday evening.

A Honolulu fire killed an elderly person and injured another; firefighters responded early on March 19, with the blaze extinguished by 5:29 a.m. An investigation is underway.

Hawaiʻi DOH issued a NOVO to MCBH for water pollution law violations, including a failed toxicity test and unreported chemical use, leading to a $95,000 fine.

Honolulu police conducted a traffic operation to improve pedestrian safety, issuing numerous citations for various violations and making several arrests.

Kauai invites residents to safely dispose of hazardous waste during the HHW collection events on March 29-30 at various locations, excluding businesses and certain materials.