Tyler Legatasia was apprehended in Honolulu on serious charges, including Reckless Endangering and illegal firearms possession, following a public appeal for assistance.

The Kapa‘a refuse transfer station is now back in operation after a trash chute repair, and Kauai County appreciates residents' patience during the downtime.

A man was arrested following a bank robbery in Kailua-Kona. The suspect, Brandan Nicholson, demanded cash and fled, but was apprehended by police an hour later.

Lil Wayne is set to perform in Honolulu on November 16, with tickets on sale for $99 and $199. The event will feature Hawaii's top DJs, with strict security and stadium rules in place.

The HDOT announced closures on Kaʻahumanu Avenue in Maui for water line work related to the Maui Palms Hampton Inn project, affecting evening and daytime traffic.

Maui County now requires appointments for new U.S. passport applications after staff training; the Immigration Services office will close for one day for the transition.

HDOT is closing a section of Magellan Avenue in Hawai‘i for emergency pipe repairs, affecting traffic and requiring detours around Frear Street and Miller Street starting August 23rd.

The Hawai‘i Police pairs with Kona Costco and others for the fourth Fill A Cruiser Food Drive on August 30 to collect donations for the local Food Basket.

Honolulu is preparing for potential impacts from Tropical Depression One, predicted to bring wet, windy conditions over the weekend. Residents should be alert for heavy rain and strong winds that may cause localized flooding.

Līhu'e Refuse Transfer Station in Kaua'i will close from Sept. 11 to Nov. 1 for renovations aimed at improving efficiency and environmental protection. Residents must use alternative sites for waste disposal.

Three Hawai‘i police officers were honored by the Aloha Exchange Club for their outstanding service, with each officer recognized for exceptional achievements in different months of the second quarter of 2024.

Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines are pursuing a $1.9 billion merger, aiming to increase travel options and preserve union jobs, according to Hawaii's Governor Josh Green. A lawsuit opposing the merger was dismissed.

Hilo man, Hunta Santos, faces felony abuse charges after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend. He was charged with strangulation and partner-related abuse.