Kīlauea volcano in Hawaii began its 32nd eruptive episode with fountaining at 6:35 a.m. The jets reached up to 500 feet, with volcanic emissions expected to affect the southwest of the crater.

Hurricane Kiko has strengthened to Category 1 with 75 mph winds and is tracking westward toward Hawaii. The storm could potentially impact the islands next week.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued a 27-year-old woman who had been lost for 2.5 hours near Kolekole Pass, using both ground teams and a helicopter.

Susan Damo has been found safe after going missing. The Hawaii Police and the Puna community worked together, leading to her successful recovery.

Maui Police Officer Suzanne O was honored after her death in a shooting. She served the community with compassion and is remembered for her spirit and bravery. A suspect is detained, with the trial expected in five months.

Honolulu firefighters contained 90% of a Waianae brush fire by late afternoon, which burned through an estimated 42 acres; no evacuations or injuries were reported.

The NWS forecasts dry and stable conditions in Honolulu, with less rain and moderate trade winds, while advising of elevated surf and caution for coastal flooding and possible impacts from Hurricane Kiko.

The University of Hawai'i women's volleyball team was swept by San Diego, leading to their third consecutive loss during the Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Volleyball Classic.

Three boaters were rescued near Laie Point after their boat lost power. The Honolulu Fire Department and Ocean Safety coordinated for their safe return to shore. No injuries were reported in the incident.

A 23-year-old man died in an e-bike accident in Ewa Beach, marking O'ahu's 57th traffic fatality this year. He was not wearing a helmet and speed was a factor.

A woman in her 60s is in critical condition after being found unresponsive in Oahu's North Shore waters; she received CPR and was taken to the hospital.

A fire in Waikiki caused by unattended cooking resulted in $105,000 in damages and injured two men, one hospitalized with burns and smoke inhalation. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze.

Hawaii Police are searching for Susan Damo, a 73-year-old woman missing from Keaau, possibly in need of medical assistance. She was last seen wearing a brown and black shirt with black pants.