A 71-year-old woman is in critical condition after her car rear-ended a dump truck on the H-3 Freeway, causing her to be trapped. Traffic was disrupted, but no one else was injured.

The NWS forecast for Honolulu predicts moderate east-southeast winds, shifting stronger by the weekend, with showers focused on windward and mauka areas.

A son allegedly assaulted his elderly parents in Waikiki using a hammer, leading to their hospitalization. He faces attempted murder charges and was arrested near a Walmart.

Maui Police Department's CIT program expanded with 22 new graduates from diverse backgrounds, now with 280 trained individuals overall, focusing on effective crisis response for mental health emergencies.

Teen rescued from Koko Head Crater Trail after injury, with HFD responding promptly and airlifting him to safety.

The Kaua‘i Bus modifies its schedule for the King Kamehameha Day Parade on June 14, with specific stops on Rice Street not being serviced from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Nine inmates at Waiawa Correctional Facility graduated from a Kapiʻolani Community College culinary program, earning certificates and showcasing new skills.

The OIP issued six informal opinions addressing various violations of Hawaii’s open government laws, including Sunshine Law breaches and UIPA-related issues regarding public access and privacy.

Hawaii is set for steady trade winds through Tuesday with light showers expected mainly in the mornings, as NWS Honolulu forecasts an increase in winds from Wednesday, potentially leading to a Small Craft Advisory.

Kaua‘i firefighters contained a 5-acre brush fire in Keālia, with no reported threats or injuries. Crews and multiple units responded; there were no road closures.

Kaua‘i Fire Department swiftly extinguished a house fire in Waimea, preventing any injuries and controlling the fire by 7:30 p.m., with damages estimated at $397,000. The cause is under investigation.

Hilo woman Alohi Kaupu-Grace is charged with credit card fraud, linked to a theft over $750 using information from her former job. Her bail is set at $8,000.

The Hawaii Judicial Selection Commission is seeking public feedback on whether Judge Shirley M. Kawamura should be retained, with responses due by August 5, 2025.