Hawaii's HDOT is reducing speed limits on four segments of Route 19, affecting areas with high pedestrian activity and dangerous intersections to enhance safety.

Hawaiʻi mourns the deaths of Councilmember Tasha Kama and former Vice President Dick Cheney, with flags at half-staff until Nov 20, per Governor Josh Green's directive.

Hawaii anticipates moist, windy weather with possible heavy showers and a mix of rain and snow on higher summits.

Hawaii Police highlight the Move Over Law during National Crash Responders Safety Week, reminding drivers to slow down and shift lanes for emergency vehicles, ensuring roadside safety.

Moʻiliʻili’s Little Corner Cafe — an outpost of Honolulu Kitchen — is selling deep‑fried mini manapua, from char siu to ube cream‑cheese, alongside dim sum and smoothies.

A UH study finds restored Heʻeia loko iʻa hold cooler, nutrient‑rich water and help sustain fish populations. Combined restoration and fisheries rules could boost local catches.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health says OMCCR amended Chapter 11‑850 to refine dispensary rules, citing improvements to patient experience and safety.

Rep. Daniel Holt is aiming for the open Senate seat in Honolulu as retirements and a lingering federal corruption probe reshape Hawaii’s 2026 map. The move adds early momentum to next year’s contests.

Three Maui amateurs — Anson Cabello, Reagan James Miles and Tyler Loree — are among 12 players vying in next week’s Waialae qualifier for a Sony Open sponsor’s exemption.

A 21-year-old Kula woman was killed when her SUV rolled on Holopuni Road Saturday; police say speed was a factor and the investigation is ongoing.

Three children were hospitalized after a multi-car collision near Mililani Town Center Friday night; an 8-year-old girl suffered serious injuries. Emergency crews treated two adults at the scene.

Maui's water supply has trace selenium levels well below the EPA safety limit, posing no health risk, with continued monitoring by the County's Department of Water Supply.

Hawaiʻi's Division of Forestry and Wildlife is accepting submissions for their 2026-27 Conservation and Game Bird Stamp Art Contest, focusing on the wild pig and California quail.