Maui Police located 32-year-old Lynnal Leon, reported missing since August. She's safe; details on her disappearance and recovery haven't been disclosed.

A three-alarm fire at a warehouse in Honolulu led to evacuations and road closures, with firefighters using drones and aerial ladders to contain the blaze. No injuries were reported.

A brush fire on Hawaii's Big Island has burned about 600 acres, with 70% containment. No evacuations were ordered, but smoke is affecting several districts.

Hawaii Police seek help finding Tara Little, a missing 50-year-old woman last seen in Ocean View on September 4, described as 5'6", 280 lbs, with brown hair and eyes.

Puhi man, Yannick Doth, died in a single-vehicle crash in Keālia. He was ejected from his Toyota Highlander after it crossed the centerline. Speed may have been a factor.

Honolulu Police arrested a 19-year-old male in connection with a shooting at Zablan Beach, leaving one teen critically injured. The suspect faces attempted murder charges; further arrests are anticipated.

Maui Police seek help finding missing woman Lynnal Leon, last seen in Kahului on August 30, 2025. She is described as Marshallese, 5'7", and 145 pounds.

Honolulu Police investigate an attempted murder in Kapolei after a man was found stabbed. No suspects have been arrested; the public is asked to share information.

A local man was arrested in Hālawa for a murder; Honolulu Police are pursuing charges after a woman was found dead, allegedly at the hands of her husband.

David Borges of Koloa, Kauai was sentenced to over 29 years in prison for extortion, drug trafficking, and carrying a firearm.

Hawai‘i Police Department statistics show a decrease in DUI arrests but an increase in major crashes on Big Island, with a notable drop in fatal crashes and fatalities compared to the previous year.

K9 Archer of the Hawai‘i Police Department died after being left in a vehicle for too long, prompting a criminal and administrative investigation as well as policy reviews.

Floyd and Wu, former Navy workers, pleaded not guilty to charges concerning their reporting of a 2021 fuel spill in Oʻahu, despite community calls for accountability.