A major road closure will impact westbound H-1 Freeway on-ramp travelers in Honolulu starting Friday night through Monday morning for viaduct improvements.

Inmate Raita Fukusaku was killed by his cellmate at Halawa Correctional Facility; he had been incarcerated for a 1994 double homicide. An investigation is underway.

Honolulu officials propose limiting Waikiki street festivals and parades to six per year to reduce traffic and operational issues for local businesses.

Shark warning signs were posted at Ali'i Beach in Haleiwa, Oahu, after an 8-10 foot aggressive shark was sighted, with no reported injuries or attacks.

The National Weather Service reports increased showers in Hawaii due to a passing low-level trough, with a temporary dry period before another trough enhances showers later in the week.

A 75-year-old woman died after being hit by a car at Kaiser Medical Center in Moanalua. The incident happened in the parking lot and is under investigation by HPD.

Shawn Page was charged with attempted murder and other crimes after a standoff with police in Hawai‘i. Shots were fired and an officer was injured; Page was arrested with a firearm.

A missing Oahu furlough inmate, Shaun Fleetwood, surrendered to police and now faces a new escape charge. Previously in custody for second-degree sexual assault, he failed to return to the Community Correctional Center on time.

A 33-year-old man was arrested and charged with the kidnapping of a 26-year-old woman, believed to be his girlfriend, in Honolulu, with a bail set at $500,000.

A nēnē goose was killed in a hit-and-run at Liliʻuokalani Park, prompting an investigation and a call for witnesses by the Division of Forestry and Wildlife.

Hawaiian crows, known as ʻalalā, have been relocated to a temporary aviary on Maui before being released into the wild, a step in their reintroduction efforts.

KCSW donated 1,500 period products to help combat period poverty, as highlighted by First Lady Monica Kawakami during an event at the Līhu‘e Civic Center.

The Kaua‘i Police Department is advising residents to use alternative phone lines for emergencies due to cellular service disruptions, with alternative numbers provided.