NWS Honolulu provides a weather forecast as Hurricane Kiko approaches Hawaii, with potential significant weather changes expected. While early to mid-week impacts are uncertain, elevated rainfall and surf are possible, with close monitoring advised.

Hawai‘i Police Department statistics show a decrease in DUI arrests but an increase in major crashes on Big Island, with a notable drop in fatal crashes and fatalities compared to the previous year.

K9 Archer of the Hawai‘i Police Department died after being left in a vehicle for too long, prompting a criminal and administrative investigation as well as policy reviews.

Lane closures are scheduled for Kekaha Road near Akekeke Road from September 15-18 due to tree removal operations, advises the Department of Public Works.

Floyd and Wu, former Navy workers, pleaded not guilty to charges concerning their reporting of a 2021 fuel spill in Oʻahu, despite community calls for accountability.

Hawaii Police seek public assistance to locate Priscilla Binney, a 16-year-old runaway last seen in Captain Cook wearing an orange jacket and black pants.

Maui Emergency Management Agency warns residents to prepare for Hurricane Kiko, emphasizing early action and infrastructure readiness despite the storm's expected weakening.

Honolulu's weather is set to become warmer and muggier with a chance of increased showers as an upper low approaches. Residents should also monitor Hurricane Kiko, which could affect rainfall and surf conditions.

Oʻahu's public transportation services, TheBus and TheHandi-Van, resume normal operations after resolving an outage caused by hardware issues, not a cybersecurity breach.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a car in Makakilo, with no factors like speed or intoxication involved. Traffic fatalities on Oahu have increased significantly.

The DBEDT forecasts Hawaii's economy to grow 1.3% in 2025 with sectors like construction, health care, and professional services driving growth despite challenges like inflation and slower tourism recovery.

Kaua‘i Police Department's non-emergency line is experiencing intermittent disruptions. They’ve provided alternative numbers for public use during the outage.

Honolulu starts a road rehab project in Kaimukī, affecting 22nd Avenue traffic near Kilauea District Park, focusing on street stability and erosion. Work is Monday-Friday, causing some contraflow and noise.