Father and daughter, Kaeo Montalbo and Naehu Montalbo-Wong, were arrested after a fight with police at a Honolulu school, claiming self-defense against bullying.

Hawaii Fire Department addressed a wildfire in Hamakua District, avoiding damage to buildings. Traffic delays advised. No containment updates provided.

Hawaii's humpback whale season starts early with sightings reported by Sea Maui Catamarans and Holo Holo Charters, prompting reminders for responsible whale watching.

HDOT released its final Energy Security and Waste Reduction Plan, with goals of a 50% GHG emission reduction by 2030 and net-negative emissions by 2045, following public feedback and updates.

Hawaii's DOH confirmed gastrointestinal symptoms in nine Oahu school students after consuming Meadow Gold Dairy's chocolate milk, prompting a recall and removal from schools.

Honolulu Police are considering AI for drafting reports to save officers' time, but there are concerns about accuracy and bias despite assurances of human oversight.

Maui Police seek public help to find Randall Miller, a 70-year-old man missing from Wailuku since October 13. He was last seen wearing a grey shirt and sweatpants.

The Falls of Clyde was removed from Honolulu Harbor by HDOT and Shipwright LLC, with local businesses' aid and environmental measures, preserving artifacts for display.

NWS warns of unstable weather in Hawaii, with showers and potential thunderstorms likely through the weekend. High rainfall totals expected in mountain areas and marine advisories in effect due to strong trade winds.

Kaua‘i's OED launched a Play Streets Toolkit to help communities organize car-free events for socializing and play, fostering a vibrant, connected community.

New Skyline rail service at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport offers convenient travel and triggers changes in bus stops and rideshare zones, enhancing passenger flow and benefiting airport workers with free rail passes.

Honolulu's planned archaeological survey of Kailua's Municipal Parking Lot is delayed due to scheduling conflicts. The Department of Design and Construction promises to resume later and appreciates the community's patience.

Kaua‘i launched the Poʻipū Road Safety and Mobility Project, which aims to enhance travel with roundabouts, bike lanes, walkways, and bus shelters, and is expected to complete by 2027.