Hawaiʻi Island police seek a bald, pot-bellied man in connection with a Kona-area burglary on Leilani Street, urging public assistance and offering a reward for information.

A 71-year-old woman is in critical condition after her car rear-ended a dump truck on the H-3 Freeway, causing her to be trapped. Traffic was disrupted, but no one else was injured.

A son allegedly assaulted his elderly parents in Waikiki using a hammer, leading to their hospitalization. He faces attempted murder charges and was arrested near a Walmart.

Teen rescued from Koko Head Crater Trail after injury, with HFD responding promptly and airlifting him to safety.

Kaua‘i firefighters contained a 5-acre brush fire in Keālia, with no reported threats or injuries. Crews and multiple units responded; there were no road closures.

Kaua‘i Fire Department swiftly extinguished a house fire in Waimea, preventing any injuries and controlling the fire by 7:30 p.m., with damages estimated at $397,000. The cause is under investigation.

Hilo woman Alohi Kaupu-Grace is charged with credit card fraud, linked to a theft over $750 using information from her former job. Her bail is set at $8,000.

Honolulu Police investigate a video showing suspected child abuse, after public reports on June 5. They urge reporting of abuse and have opened an abuse case.

Two Honolulu police officers were seriously assaulted by a 25-year-old male with a knife. Both officers required hospitalization, and the suspect was arrested for assault.

Junson Heckerz was arrested in Hawai‘i after a crime spree, which included auto theft and burglary, leading to an officer-involved shooting. He faces multiple charges and a $293,100 bail. An investigation and critical incident review are underway.

Kaua‘i County faces phone outages; advises public to use digital methods, with emergency lines still operational. Alternative numbers provided; residents urged to visit county website for updates.

Three individuals from Hawaii were convicted of a bribery scheme related to affordable housing development, facing up to 20 years in prison each. No housing was built despite their agreements. Sentencing is set for October.

Hawaii Island police arrested 14 for DUI in one week; DUI total stands at 395 for the year, with a slight decrease from last year. Major crashes increased by 2.2%, while DUI-related fatalities decreased. Police continue DUI enforcement efforts.