Two people were arrested in Hawai'i after police found a rifle during a traffic stop; one faces firearms and drug charges, while the other was released but remains under investigation.

The 32nd Hula O Nā Keiki competition showcased talented young dancers, with Khandi-Pearl Holi and Luke Hilinaʻi Aquino from Hālau o ka Hanu Lehua winning the event.

The NWS warns of strong trade winds in Hawaii, potentially reaching Wind Advisory levels, particularly at higher elevations, with stable, drier conditions and limited rain mostly on the windward sides. Strong currents and high surf are also expected.

Local firefighters rapidly extinguished a brush fire near mile marker 6 on Koke‘e Road, reported at 8:15 p.m., with no injuries or property damage. The cause is under investigation.

Salt Pond Beach Park reopened after a quick repair of a water main break that had temporarily caused a closure.

Dr. Kimo Alameda has won the mayoral race over incumbent Mitch Roth on Hawaii's Big Island, while James Hustace replaces Cindy Evans on the County Council. Local issues like affordable housing dominated the election.

Regal Service Company settled for $300,000 over accusations of using unqualified welders on Navy vessels, as announced by the U.S. Attorney for Hawaii.

A man was hit by an SUV on Kaumuali‘i Highway, causing road closure for investigation. He is stable after being hospitalized. Speed and impairment weren't factors. Police seek witnesses.

Hawai‘i Police are seeking the public's assistance in locating a suspect following an early morning burglary of a Hilo business captured on surveillance.

The University of Hawaii women’s volleyball team defeated Cal Poly in four sets, tying for the Big West lead, as reported by hawaiiathletics.com and Spectrum Sports.

Five teens were hospitalized after their vehicle overturned in Kailua, causing a closure on Kalanianaole Highway.

The forecast in Honolulu predicts moderate trade winds and passing showers, with a chance of heavy rain and thunderstorms early next week for Maui and the Big Island.

The University of Hawai'i Cancer Center received a full five-year National Cancer Institute designation, with an $11 million grant reflecting its 'outstanding' oncology contributions.