Hawaiʻi State Art Museum hosts "Kaiāulu: Rising Together" in October, featuring local artists' work on climate change impacts, aligned with traditional Hawaiian land stewardship values.

Hawaiʻi's Governor Josh Green issued an Emergency Proclamation to maintain public access to COVID-19 vaccines for those aged 3 and up, cutting through federal red tape.

A man was critically injured in an assault at a Waikīkī bus stop and is hospitalized; police are investigating and seeking public assistance with information.

Hawaiian monk seal Hōʻailona, known as Hōʻa, has returned to Waikīkī Aquarium from UC Santa Cruz where he was part of conservation studies. His homecoming celebrates conservation efforts for his endangered species.

Jade P. Rojas-Letisi is appointed as the director of Maui's Office of Economic Development to strengthen island industries and support local businesses.

Maui Land and Pineapple countersues TY Management amid a legal dispute over water rights and system maintenance on Maui, amidst severe drought conditions affecting the community.

Ryan Routh was found guilty of attempting to assassinate former President Trump. After a brief deliberation, his conviction ended in a shocking courtroom moment when he attempted to stab himself with a pen. Sentencing is scheduled for December.

Kauaʻi DOW invites residents to community meetings to discuss the Water Systems Investment Plan aimed at revitalizing the island's water infrastructure.

Hawai'i Island Police seek help finding runaway Naiomi Michael, last seen in Kea‘au last Friday. She's 16, 5'7", 120 lbs, with blonde hair and brown eyes.

A low pressure system is expected to bring variable winds, showers, and potential thunderstorms to Hawaii, prompting residents to prepare for changing weather conditions.

Hawaiʻi launches its State Surfing Championships for high school athletics, with the first event set for 2026, marking surfing's recognition as an interscholastic state championship sport.

Governor Josh Green honored the recipients of the Governor's Awards, celebrating exceptional Hawaii public servants in a statement highlighting their outstanding service.

DHHL awarded over 100 agricultural leases on Maui, reviving a key initiative after two decades of inactivity, aimed to empower Native Hawaiian communities with the ability to grow food and establish homes.