Avian influenza detected in a wild duck on Hawai'i's North Shore, raising concerns for wildlife and agriculture. Authorities increase surveillance; public reminded of biosecurity measures.

The Hawaii DOH cleared all individuals tested for avian influenza after exposure to an H5N1 infected flock, continuing to monitor the situation closely.

Hawaii DOH warns of potential H5N1 bird flu exposure at Mililani Pet Fair, urging attendees who touched birds to watch for symptoms and seek medical advice if needed.

High bacteria levels prompt a health advisory at Oahu's Laniakea Beach, posing risks to swimmers and the ecosystem.

Hawaiʻi's open enrollment for 2025 Health Insurance Marketplace has started. Residents can sign up or update plans until January 15, 2025, with subsidies available for some.

H5 avian influenza traces detected at a wastewater site on Oʻahu, prompting Hawaiian health officials to investigate and reinforce public health measures.

The Hawaiʻi DOH issued guidelines for cesspool usage in Kula, Maui after wildfires, limiting homes to five bedrooms and requiring structural certifications for cesspools.

Hawai'i reports a travel-related dengue fever case on Maui, raising the state's total to 14 this year. Officials conduct mosquito control and urge public prevention efforts.

The Hawai'i Department of Health closed Kat’s Kau Kau Moʻopuna Style due to a lack of operational handwashing facilities, underscoring the importance of sanitary standards.

A travel-related case of dengue virus has been reported on Oʻahu by the Hawai‘i Department of Health, marking the 13th case this year, prompting response measures and emphasizing preventive practices.

Kaua‘i Police Activities League (K-PAL) invites the community to the grand opening of their new facilities in Līhu‘e, featuring a boxing and wrestling gym.

High bacteria levels detected at Richardson Ocean Center in Hawaii prompt retesting by the DOH, with public warnings issued and no clear contamination source identified.

Two new mpox cases in Hawaiʻi raise concerns, with one case linked to out-of-state exposure and another suggesting local transmission. Health officials emphasize vaccination, particularly for at-risk groups.