A 37-year-old motorcyclist died after a head-on crash on Kunia Road in Waipahu, marking Oʻahu’s 77th traffic fatality of 2025.

A 23-year-old hunter was rescued on Makaha Ridge, Kaua‘i, after getting injured. Fire departments and Air 1 cooperated in the operation, transporting him to safety for medical treatment.

Hawai‘i Police seek help finding Justin Harmon, missing from Kailua-Kona since Dec 1, described as endangered and possibly needing medication. He's 46, with blond hair, blue eyes, last seen with a black backpack.

Hawai‘i Police investigate a burglary in Hilo where two rifles were stolen from a home tented for fumigation. They advise homeowners to secure valuables before fumigation.

A suspect believed to be linked to multiple Haʻikū home break‑ins is in custody. Detectives say the investigation is ongoing and thanked residents who came forward.

Federal complaint alleges Waimanalo coach produced explicit videos of a teen he coached.

A Hilo attorney convicted in an affordable‑housing fraud case was ordered jailed after a magistrate found probable cause he violated release conditions. Court filings allege new misconduct while he was free on bond.

Honolulu police are investigating two Mililani parking-lot incidents in which older drivers were distracted and had belongings stolen. Officers urge vigilance and reporting.

Andrew Green was arrested in Kailua-Kona for a hotel robbery and assaulting a security guard. He used a pipe as a weapon and claimed "I am god," later apprehended with multiple charges.

Maui Police seek help finding missing 15-year-old Yhazmen Shaw Burrows-Agapay, last seen leaving home on December 4. She was without a phone or vehicle.

KWXX and Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense rerouted Hilo radio around Mauna Loa so Kaʻū and South Kona can receive emergency broadcasts. The move fills long-standing coverage gaps on the Big Island.

Chris Santos received a 20-year sentence for the manslaughter of Kith Silva-Lacro in a plea deal, with concurrent charges for assault on an officer and firearms.

The Honolulu City Council approved a $1 million settlement to the family of Iremamber Sykap, a 16-year-old shot by police, amid concerns over setting a precedent for law enforcement liability.