Hawai'i Governor Josh Green ordered flags at half-staff on 9/11 and additionally in memory of Charlie Kirk, taking a stance against political violence.

Hawai‘i agencies intensify efforts to combat the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle, removing 144 tons of breeding material from Keāhole Agricultural Park.

Maui County is using its backup Hamakuapoko Wells to address Upcountry water scarcity, with safety measures and ongoing monitoring due to drought conditions.

Oahu and neighboring islands experience trade winds and showers as Post-Tropical Cyclone Kiko exits, with a record high in Kahului and normal marine conditions returning. VFR conditions are expected for aviation despite increased wind and showers.

Head coach Timmy Chang is preparing the University of Hawai‘i football team with intensity for their homecoming game against Portland State, focusing on maintaining concentration amidst festivities and potential overconfidence after their recent win.

Two native Hawaiian land snails, thought extinct, were rediscovered on Kauaʻi, giving hope to conservationists working to protect the islands' unique biodiversity.

Hurricane Kiko downgraded to a tropical storm but brought intense waves to Oahu's shores, attracting both spectators and surfers despite requiring numerous lifeguard rescues.

A police K-9 named Archer died after being left in a patrol car for too long, leading to investigations and the reassignment of the responsible officer.

The Hawaiʻi Supreme Court seeks a new unpaid member for the Board of Certified Shorthand Reporters to uphold courtroom standards; applications due by September 19, 2025.

Water service shutdown on Hauaala Road, Makamaka Street, and Keapana Road is planned for September 11 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to replace a pressure reducing valve.

The Hawai‘i Police Department's fifth "Fill a Cruiser Food Drive" received over 4,600 pounds of food and $8,966 in donations, vastly surpassing previous years' contributions.

Hawaii reports its 13th travel-related dengue fever case of the year, prompting health officials to reinforce mosquito control and urge public vigilance, especially for travelers.

Maui Police ask for help in locating Marylanne Duray, a 52-year-old woman missing since August, last seen in Kahului and Kihei. No contact since Aug. 30. She has grey-blond hair and brown eyes.