Hawaii Island Police are looking for Johnessa Elkin-Kanae, a 13-year-old endangered runaway last seen on Io Kea Road on October 18. She's Caucasian with brown eyes and black hair.

Hawaii expects varying weather patterns this week, with moderate to breezy trades, focused showers, and elevated surf. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect. Weather conditions affect marine life, surf conditions, fire weather outlooks, and aviation.

Hawaii's HDOT plans to reduce Kuakini Highway's speed limit from 55 to 45 mph between mile markers 113.6 to 117.1 to improve safety near community areas. New signage will be installed to enact the change.

An Ocean View man was arrested on drug charges after a Kona traffic stop when police found narcotics in his car and on his person, leading to him facing multiple offenses.

Upcountry Maui faces Stage 3 water restrictions due to a severe drought, impacting residents and businesses with strict conservation measures and penalties for non-compliance.

A man was arrested in Kīlauea for setting off an illegal firework, leading to police action and a $1,000 bail for Reckless Endangering charges. No injuries were reported.

Honolulu offered free rides for transit services including Skyline, TheBus, and Handi-Van during the opening of Segment 2, requiring passengers to tap a HOLO card without fare deduction.

A Texas man hiking in Kauai was rescued from severe cramping and vomiting by the KFD who acted swiftly before nightfall, emphasizing the need for preparation and caution while hiking.

The National Weather Service predicts enhanced showers and potential thunderstorms with breezy trade winds in Honolulu, with a wet pattern and increased showers throughout the week.

Federal funding cuts severely impact Hawaii's food security and agriculture, with officials and nonprofits struggling to fill the gaps left by over $80 million in lost support.

Local scouts toured Kona's Police Station, exploring different units and learning about law enforcement, including fingerprinting and a K9 demonstration.

Hawaii's Department of Health promotes National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, highlighting the dangers of lead exposure, particularly in children, and offers a quiz to assess risk.

Maui Police Department invites the community to a Domestic Violence Awareness event at Starbucks on October 21 to engage, offer resources, and promote non-violence.