Kalaheo residents are warned of a noisy construction on Aug. 5 for the Kalaheo Water Systems Improvement Project, with work scheduled from 2 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Hawai‘i Island police seek public help to locate Keanu Olival, a 32-year-old with two warrants and linked to theft cases. He may be armed and is described as local, 5'7", with noticeable tattoos.

Power was restored for most of the 20,000 East Honolulu residents affected by a widespread outage, while fewer than 500 remained without electricity. Traffic was also impacted due to non-functional streetlights.

The article details a major power outage in East Honolulu affecting 20,000 customers, with traffic disruptions and a cautious response by the Department of Transportation. HECO is restoring power and investigating the cause.

Maui police are seeking public assistance to find Barbara Cooke, a 72-year-old Kahului resident missing since Monday evening, last spotted near the Maui Lani McDonald’s.

Hawaii Police confirm Shadrach Unea was found healthy in Hilo, while the search for missing Iris Kalanui continues, with a call for public assistance.

A confrontation in Waipahu led to a shooting, injuring three. The suspect remains at large, with police investigating the incident as attempted murder.

A 70-acre wildfire in Waikoloa, initially reported on Sunday, has been largely contained by firefighters, with no injuries reported and an ongoing investigation into the cause.

Hawaiian Electric launches a Public Safety Power Shutoff program to prevent wildfires by cutting power in high-risk conditions, with advanced customer notifications.

DNA evidence identifies a now-deceased Hawaii Island resident as Dana Ireland's 1991 murderer, leading to the exoneration of three wrongfully convicted men.

The Hawaii Police Department is searching for Iris Kalanui, a missing 66-year-old woman from Hilo, last seen on July 27th, and is urging public assistance.

Hawai‘i Island police are searching for 26-year-old Kendra Lynn Masang, reported missing on July 25, 2024. She was last seen in Pepe‘ekeō on July 22. Authorities seek public assistance to locate her.

Michael J. Miske, Jr. was found guilty by a federal jury of racketeering, murder, and other charges, with sentencing set for November 2024. He is required to forfeit assets including property and millions in financial accounts.