A 59-year-old hiker sustained chest and back injuries after falling from a ledge on Honolulu's Makiki Valley Trail and was airlifted to safety by rescue teams.

Steven McBride of the University of Hawaii has been suspended from the football team after his arrest on domestic abuse allegations involving his girlfriend and child.

Anthony Moniz III, a 28-year-old from San Francisco, has been reported missing. Last seen at 2:30 p.m. on July 21, the community is searching for him with police urging public help.

A fire at a Hawaiian home that injured three was intentionally set. Authorities are investigating the arson, which involved gasoline. A man with unrelated warrants was arrested on site. No arrests for the fire itself have been announced.

The Kaua‘i Police Department warns of counterfeit cash on the island and urges businesses and citizens to report incidents and stay informed on recognizing fake bills.

Koke‘e State Park wildfire is now 70% contained. Koke‘e Road reopens, but Waimea Canyon Drive remains closed. No injuries or immediate risks to structures reported.

A juvenile has been arrested for his alleged involvement in school burglaries in Hilo, Hawaii, and will appear in Family Court. He was released to his parents' custody.

Maui Police Department located 81-year-old Mimmie "Mele" Hoffman after she was reported missing. Details of her disappearance and recovery were not disclosed.

A global tech outage linked to a Microsoft update affected travel at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Hawaii, causing flight delays and cancellations.

HPD fatally shot a suspect, allegedly a bank robber, after a barricade situation in Waikiki, with further details to come from a scheduled news conference.

Hawaii County has set up a temporary homeless shelter in downtown Hilo, with tension following an incident where a surveyor was attacked, leading to increased security measures.

A proposed $4 billion settlement may resolve lawsuits from the Maui wildfires, involving Hawaiian Electric. The deal is less than the $5.5 billion in fire damages, and parties have until Friday to agree or the settlement could fail.

Michael Miske was found guilty on several charges, including murder, in a federal trial. He was linked to serious crimes, including a murder-for-hire plot.