Hawaii's Governor Josh Green attends the WGA Winter Meeting in Arizona to discuss energy, agriculture, and broadband expansion, with Lieutenant Governor Luke serving as acting governor until his return.

Two lanes on Kūhiō Highway near Kapaka Street reopened after an earlier closure for a traffic incident; police remain on scene investigating.

Pūʻōhala School's STEM Night married Hawaiian-language immersion and paper‑rocket engineering, drawing roughly 270 people and a UH STEM Pre‑Academy partnership.

The Budget Committee advanced a plan to raise AMI caps to 100% and sweeten a five‑year property‑tax dedication, aiming to coax owners into offering income‑based rentals.

A 15-year-old girl was robbed at gunpoint at a Maili bus stop Tuesday morning. Honolulu police have opened an armed-robbery investigation and are asking the public for tips.

An early-morning MVC on eastbound H‑201 near Tripler was cleared Wednesday; DOT Hawai‘i says lanes reopened and traffic resumed.

Planet Fitness has opened a new club at Pearlridge Center in Aiea, bringing budget-friendly workouts inside the mall. The location lists Classic and Black Card membership options and posts regular hours online.

The University of Hawaiʻi has put Robo‑AO‑2 into initial science operations on the UH 2.2‑meter atop Maunakea, using robotic adaptive optics to sharpen hundreds of nightly targets and test a new adaptive secondary mirror.

The Justice Department asked to join CLIA’s suit, arguing Hawaii’s first‑in‑the‑nation green fee conflicts with federal maritime law and the Constitution.

A nine-member team from Kihei captured the team championship at the 50th Gene Lewis Invitational in Mesa, taking five division titles and the overall trophy.

Downtown Honolulu’s Padrao monument was scrawled with permanent marker and left littered, prompting calls for restoration. City arts officials say specialized repairs are planned.

Grow Good Hawaii will distribute about 2,000 fruit and native trees to Waimānalo and Waiʻanae residents under a $5M USDA grant, pairing irrigation and monitoring to boost survival.

Lane and road closures on Lāwa'i's Akemama Road are scheduled between November 24 and December 5 due to culvert and road repairs, causing potential disruptions for travelers and residents.