A two-alarm fire at Waipahu's Su Casa Apartment complex was extinguished by Honolulu Fire Department without any injuries reported; an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Hawaii's OHCA fined Home Care Hawaii Inc. $1,000 after an elderly care home incident where a resident was left in a hot car. No injuries occurred, but the fine emphasizes the state's commitment to care standards.

A two-vehicle collision on Kūhiō Highway in Kīlauea resulted in multiple injuries, a critical condition for a driver, and a road closure for nearly 4 hours.

A woman in Honolulu was arrested for DUI and assaulting an officer after a vehicle accident on Ala Moana Blvd. She resisted arrest and bit a policeman, who was treated for his injury. Charges include Resisting Arrest and Assault on Law Enforcement.

A woman was arrested for assaulting HPD officers in Aiea who were assisting her to leave a residence. Two officers were injured and treated. She faces charges for the assault.

A man's pit bull was fatally shot during a dispute in Honolulu, and police are seeking a suspect described as a male in his 20s, of Portuguese or Puerto Rican descent.

An 18-year-old male was arrested for terroristic threatening after brandishing a rifle at an Ewa Town Center restaurant employee during a dispute over a food order.

Firefighters in Kaua‘i extinguished a house fire in Port Allen, leaving one person displaced and causing an estimated $116,000 in damages. No injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green issued an emergency proclamation to prepare for wildfire season, activating the Hawai‘i National Guard for potential firefighting and emergency support.

Kaua‘i Fire Department rescued a 53-year-old hiker with a heart issue from Kalalau Trail using a helicopter, safely evacuating them for medical treatment.

Daylyn Harris and Chelsea Johnson of Honolulu have been indicted for wire fraud after allegedly submitting fake FEMA claims related to fires in Hawaii and California. Authorities say the duo obtained over $60,000 in disaster aid they weren't entitled to.

A second hunter, Krys-Ryan Saito Carino, was sentenced to five days in jail and four years of probation for killing Eddie the Pig in Maui. He expressed remorse, but the case has raised concerns about animal cruelty laws on the island.

Maui Police offer a $25,000 reward for info on an armed bank robbery suspect who struck on July 12, using a handgun and flashlight in Kihei. The male suspect is at large, with an active search ongoing.