A man was arrested for allegedly running over his girlfriend's hand with his car in Pearl City after a dispute. The incident is under police investigation.

Honolulu police are probing an attempted murder in Waimanalo, where a 26-year-old was critically injured during a fight that escalated from a karaoke bar to a nearby fast-food outlet.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu predicts a week of breezy trade winds and increased showers for Hawaii, with a weather front approaching that might lead to moderate coastal flooding.

Three inmates escaped from a correctional facility in Hawai‘i and are at large. Police are conducting a manhunt for Clyde T. Loa, Kawai J. Pomroy, and Joseph C. Fernandez.

A Kapaa woman, Kaiaulani C. Kaiawe, faces federal charges for fraudulently obtaining funds from a rental and utility assistance program during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Former youth coach Dwayne Yuen pleads guilty to multiple child sex crimes, facing a potential 144-year prison sentence.

First responders on Kaua‘i are searching for a missing 32-year-old Alaskan woman off Hanakāpī‘ai Beach, involving multiple agencies and the public’s help.

Henry Tangitau was arrested in Pāhoa, Hawai'i, for assaulting a woman and killing her dog with a hammer. He faces multiple charges, including animal cruelty.

The Coast Guard rescued five people after their vessel capsized off Kauai, stressing the vital importance of wearing life jackets and being prepared at sea.

Classes at Farrington High resume after an accidental shooting injured a guard. The incident was non-threatening to the school, and no arrests have been made. Enhanced security measures are in place.

Jose Elias Camacho was sentenced to 12 years for trafficking fatal fentanyl on Maui, U.S. Attorney's Office reports. After a guilty plea, the 34-year-old admitted selling laced pills leading to a death.

Luigi Mangione's arrest in connection with the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson shocks friends in Hawaiʻi, who remember him as compassionate and struggling with back pain.

Hawaiʻi Island Police captured two fugitives, Malani Tavui and Alexander Kauwe, following tips about a stolen vehicle and multi-agency cooperation. Charges include theft and firearm possession.