A hunter found what appeared to be human remains in Waiawa Tuesday night. Honolulu police recovered the remains and say there are no signs of foul play as investigators work to identify the person.

A Hilo man is charged with arson after a fire that displaced residents and caused over $1 million in damages; public assistance is sought in the ongoing investigation.

Hawaiʻi lowers flags to honor former Vice President Dick Cheney following his death, with Governor Josh Green acknowledging his career and influence in a statement.

Kaua‘i OSB advises against ocean activities at Hanalei Bay due to a 10-foot tiger shark sighting. Warning signs are posted, and lifeguards are monitoring before deciding on reopening the area.

Hawaii wins the 2025 Government Experience Awards for its digital innovation and commitment to using technology to improve accessibility and enhance resident services.

Hawai‘i's Ki‘i Kon Art Contest invites teens to reimagine their favorite book covers for a chance to win prizes, including a trip to meet a famous artist.

Hawaii strengthens clean energy ties with Japan and Okinawa, including an agreement with JERA Co. and renewing a Memorandum of Cooperation on Clean Energy.

Hawaiʻi launches the Kōkua Food Drive in response to the federal shutdown affecting SNAP benefits, collecting food and money at public libraries to help families facing food scarcity.

The deadline for businesses to apply for Honolulu's TCMF Grant due to Skyline Rail construction impact is extended to December 15, offering potential relief with $10,000 grants.

The Honolulu Medical Examiner identified two women killed in an Ewa Beach house fire: Kimiko Takamiya, 93, and Rizza Lee Souther, 32. Officials say the home was a licensed foster facility and the cause remains under investigation.

Maui brushfire near Kapalua Airport is fully contained, with no evacuations or injuries reported. Investigation into smoke exposure at a closed Lahaina school is ongoing.

The 48th Annual Governor’s Awards ceremony in Hawai‘i honored state employees for their service, with Marly Jane Nakamura, Kathryn Tipton, and the Med-Quest team receiving top accolades.

A newly released audio clip is now part of evidence in a suit alleging DLE investigators threatened arrests to blunt internal complaints; the governor’s office denies involvement.