Hawaiʻi Island police continue the urgent search for 51-year-old Vesna Young, missing for three weeks in South Kona. She was last seen near Umi Avenue; her car was found abandoned on Kai Ave. Authorities are seeking information from the public.

Honolulu Fire Department contained a brush fire in Wahiawa, with no injuries or threats to structures reported. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze, which started March 31st.

Honolulu drug dealer Ryan Guzman is sentenced to 170 months in prison for distributing meth and illegal firearm possession.

The Kaua‘i Police Department arrested six individuals with warrants in Līhu‘e, promoting community safety and urging public assistance in crime prevention.

Hawai'i Island police seek help to identify a theft suspect photographed near stolen farm equipment in Captain Cook. The suspect, a male in his 40s-50s, fled the scene. Public assistance is requested.

DCCA warns about a phone scam targeting dentists and other medical professionals, where scammers impersonate state officials and threaten investigations to obtain personal information.

Kaua‘i officials warn of a phishing scam via texts claiming to be from the DMV regarding "E-Z Pass lane debt," asking for credit card details on a fake website.

DLNR officers cited Theodore and Tracy Benedicto for having 144 undersized ‘opihi, while James Kanuha was cited for 156 undersized ‘opihi and had an outstanding warrant.

A teenage hiker was rescued by HFD after falling on the Koko Crater Trail in Hawai'i Kai, with emergency units quickly responding and airlifting him for medical care.

Hiro's Place in Hilo has been closed by the Hawai‘i DOH due to repeated food safety violations, such as inadequate hand washing and improper food storage.

An Ohio tourist was rescued from Hawaii's Kalalau Trail after sustaining a shoulder injury; the Kaua‘i Fire Department's swift operation ensured their safety.

An elderly woman was murdered in Hilo; 81, she was stabbed multiple times. Suspect Keone Brown, 30, was arrested. Police are investigating the second-degree murder and first-degree terrorist threatening case.

Hawai'i Island police report 14 DUI arrests in a week, with year-to-date arrests slightly up from last year and major crashes slightly down. There's also a significant decrease in fatal crashes compared to the previous year.