The University of Hawaii men's basketball team narrowly defeated Chaminade 93-87 in an intense exhibition game, led by Dre Bullock's 23 points and a late surge by Hunter Erickson.

Two separate road incidents led to closures on Kamehameha and Pali Highways in Honolulu, causing traffic disruptions and investigations by authorities.

Two 18-year-old men died after being found unresponsive in the ocean at Kaʻena Point, Hawaii, while fishing and trying to save each other from strong currents.

Honolulu Police are investigating an armed robbery at Hālawa Heights Market where a suspect stole a cash register and fled in a gold Toyota sedan. No injuries were reported. Public tips are sought.

A man was arrested in Waiʻanae for assaulting a Honolulu police officer and attempting to grab an officer's gun; it turned out to be an airsoft pistol.

A Hawai‘i officer was seriously injured after being hit by a car while helping a stranded motorist. The driver was arrested but released pending investigation. The incident is under investigation for officer safety.

Bank of Hawaii topped Q3 expectations with $1.20 EPS and $53.3M net income, citing stronger margins, deposit growth and a $0.70 quarterly dividend.

City officials say negotiations to buy land across from Shark's Cove for a North Shore first‑responder hub have slowed, leaving the project's timing uncertain.

DHHL is conducting a boundary survey in Nānākuli, particularly at Princess Kahanu Estates, during October 27-31, affecting local traffic and requiring resident cooperation.

Honolulu forecast includes showers, potential thunderstorms, and steady trade winds, with varying impacts on aviation, surfing, and fire conditions.

DHHL announces survey fieldwork near their East Hawai’i District Office in Keaukaha Homestead, to take place November 3-7, 2025, with minor traffic disruptions expected.

Hawai‘i Island police partner with agencies for "Healing Our Highways," a traffic safety vigil to remember lives lost and promote safer driving, with sign-waving events and addresses by officials.

Hawaii's traffic fatalities in 2025 have surpassed the previous year's with 106 deaths reported by October 24, outpacing the 102 in 2024. HDOT is implementing safety measures and urging public cooperation.