Hawai‘i's federal workers keep airports running smoothly amidst the partial federal government shutdown, receiving praise for their dedication and ongoing collaboration with the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation.

The Rainbow Wahine volleyball team suffered a sweep against Cal Poly, marking their second Big West play loss, amidst concerns of service errors and a struggle to maintain momentum.

A moped rider was injured in a collision with a delivery truck in Downtown Honolulu; he was not wearing a helmet and is hospitalized in serious condition.

Hawaii's football team defeated Utah State 44-26, improving their record to 5-2 with standout performances, including a tied school kicking record by Matsuzawa.

Honolulu's weather is expected to change, with increased showers and potential thunderstorms from Wednesday to Friday, stronger trade winds, and a High Surf Advisory in effect until Tuesday evening.

Honolulu police responded to gunshots, finding a "No Trespassing" sign with bullet holes. No suspect has been identified, and the community is asked to help with any information.

A father-daughter duo was arrested for assaulting two police officers outside Farrington High School, amid rising assaults on law enforcement in Oahu.

Maui County invites residents to influence the FY 2027 budget via meetings, with the next sessions scheduled across various locations, including the option for remote input through their website.

A weather shift is expected in Honolulu with an increased chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms mid-week due to an upper-level low approaching from the north.

Hawai'i Island police identified Michelle Comer as the second victim of a banyan tree collapse in Hilo; both victims' deaths were ruled accidental due to mechanical asphyxiation.

Hoone Road in Po‘ipū faces roadwork disruptions from Oct. 13-24, with weekday single-lane contraflows and traffic changes.

Līhu‘e residents will face lane closures for Hawaiian Telecom's fiber optic upgrades from Oct. 13 to Nov. 15, with weekday work and traffic management in place.

Wade Shimabukuro has been named the new Engineering Program Manager for DAGS' Maui District, overseeing over 600 buildings. He previously served in this role and was awarded DAGS Manager of the Year in 2016.