Oʻahu reports its 10th dengue case of 2025 as Hawaii heads toward a potential record-breaking year. State health officials ramp up surveillance and mosquito control efforts.

Hawaii launches comprehensive tsunami preparedness campaign following summer's earthquake scare, featuring new educational video and expanded community outreach as islands confront their Pacific Ring of Fire reality.

Wawae Road in Lawai is closing from August 18-22 for repaving following a landslide, with expected traffic delays and restricted access during work hours.

The 31st annual Made in Hawai'i Festival returns this weekend with 81 new vendors showcasing local goods at the Hawaii Convention Center. The three-day event features a new state-sponsored pavilion and expanded island-wide participation.

DHHL partners with Kaikor Construction for Nānākuli Flood Channel repairs to improve channel integrity, involving wall restoration, concrete repairs, debris clearance, and fence work, with construction starting on August 18.

A suspect was arrested for an armed robbery in Palolo, where a 76-year-old man's home was invaded. The Honolulu Police quickly identified and captured the 43-year-old male suspect.

Maui opens applications for Hoʻokumu Hou housing aid following 2023 wildfires, offering rebuild assistance and first-time homeowner opportunities through CDBG-DR funds.

Mayor Richard Bissen rescheduled the Holomua Kākou event in Lānaʻi for Sept. 15-16, 2025, after a tsunami warning, offering residents government access.

A bustling indoor pickleball facility in a former Walmart has become the unexpected centerpiece of ambitious plans to revitalize downtown Honolulu through a new business improvement district.

A brush fire forced the complete closure of Kunia Road Sunday evening, marking the third wildfire in the central Oahu corridor this year as Hawaii grapples with heightened fire risks.

A 6.5-magnitude earthquake in Indonesia's West Papua region prompted Hawaii officials to quickly assure residents no tsunami threat existed.

Honolulu's Bill 7 promised 90-day affordable housing permits but none of 50+ applications have met that deadline, averaging two years instead.

Hawaii's state buildings are suffering from widespread water leaks, with the newest crisis at the State Hospital requiring $8.16 million in emergency repairs just four years after opening.