Hawai‘i Island officials seek public help to locate 16-year-old runaway Aden Hawkins, last seen in Kurtistown.

Police in Honolulu arrested four men after a midnight disturbance involving firearms on Kinau Street. A 27-year-old was charged with multiple offenses, including carrying an unserialized gun.

A fire in Ewa Beach was controlled by HFD. All residents were accounted for; one was hospitalized. Red Cross assists the displaced residents. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A 70-year-old hiker was rescued from Diamond Head Crater Trail after suffering an illness, with HFD providing quick assistance and airlifting him to safety.

A hiker was airlifted to safety from the Kalalau Trail in Kaua‘i after sustaining injuries, with the Kaua‘i Fire Department employing a short-haul rescue technique.

A 57-year-old man was arrested for arson after allegedly setting fire to a structure in Hanamā‘ulu. No injuries were reported, and his bail is set at $20,000.

Hawai‘i Island police seek public help with the case of missing man Kelly Gravitt, last seen in Pāhoa in May 2023. Despite ongoing investigations, his whereabouts remain unknown.

Hawai'i Police seek public help to find missing 14-year-old Kawelo Lancaster, last seen in Kurtistown wearing a black t-shirt and shorts, with a mole near his left eye.

Firefighters on Hawaii Island tackled a brush fire in Honoka’a on Sunday, working between Lehua St. and Mamane St. No injuries or damage reported; cause and containment unclear.

Honolulu police are searching for Justin Ancheta, 36, suspected of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old in Nanakuli. He's described as Filipino, 5'4", with multiple tattoos. Tips are sought via 911 or CrimeStoppers.

Cell towers in Windward Oahu are operational after vandalism-led disruptions, with Honolulu Police investigating. Services are restored, with carriers and residents relieved.

The US Coast Guard successfully rescued an ill fisherman off Big Island, starting with an airdrop of antibiotics and ending with an airlift to a medical center.

Hawaiʻi secures a $700 million settlement with pharmaceutical companies BMS and Sanofi, ending a 12-year lawsuit, with funds aimed to enhance state healthcare services.