The National Weather Service forecasts persistent breezy trade winds and stable, dry conditions in Hawaii, with a wind advisory for Maui and the Big Island and notes on Tropical Storm Gil's remnants possibly affecting the weather next week.

A man in a wheelchair died after being hit by a vehicle in Māʻili, Oʻahu. The incident occurred outside a crosswalk and marks the island's 46th traffic fatality of the year.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued three people from a disabled sailboat drifting off Haleiwa after a tsunami evacuation.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Lindani Myeni's family against Honolulu police, ruling no evidence of racism or malice in the fatal 2021 shooting. The family's attorney plans to appeal.

Juan Baron was sentenced to life with possible parole for murdering Gary Ruby and encasing his body in concrete.

Hawaiian residents struggled with severe traffic jams during a tsunami evacuation, prompting city officials to reconsider their advisement protocol for such emergencies.

A wartime artifact found near a landfill in Wailuku prompted investigation by Maui Police and the Bomb Squad, but it was determined to lack explosives.

Preschoolers at 'Alani Strode Montessori exhibit art exploring the Hawaiian water cycle at a museum until August 4, 2025, showcasing their understanding of the environment.

The Tsunami Advisory for Maui County after a Russian earthquake has been lifted; normal activities resumed with minor flooding reported, and no significant damages. All services, including bus and water supply, are operational.

Maui's Holomua Kākou events in Lānaʻi are postponed due to a tsunami warning, with county officials focused on damage assessment. Mayor Bissen regrets the delay.

Honolulu forecast predicts persistent breezy trade winds through the weekend, light showers focused on windward areas, with a slight wind decrease expected next week.

Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines resumed flights after a tsunami warning, with Hawaiian restarting Tuesday evening and Alaska on Wednesday morning. Passengers faced interruptions but safety protocols were followed.

Hawai'i Pacific University received a $700,000 donation from John Scarpa's foundation to create the 'John F. Scarpa Entrepreneurial Pathway' for fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students and faculty.