HPD launched its largest recruit class in four years, consisting of 36 individuals who began training focused on firearms, electric weapons, and emergency vehicle operations. An orientation was held for recruits' families.

Maui Police offer a $25,000 reward for info on an armed bank robbery suspect who struck on July 12, using a handgun and flashlight in Kihei. The male suspect is at large, with an active search ongoing.

An injured Ohio hiker was rescued by the Kaua'i Fire Department after being stranded 1.5 miles into the Kalalau Trail, demonstrating the efficiency of Kaua'i's emergency services.

Hawaii Island Police seek public help to find 11-year-old endangered runaway Navaeh-Marie Serrano, last seen in Mountain View. She is described as having a medium complexion, 5'6" tall, and weighing 180 pounds.

HDOT will lower the speed limit on Kunia Road near ʻAnonui Road starting July 18 to improve safety due to increased traffic and agricultural activity.

Hawai‘i is planning a statewide rally to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), celebrating the law's impact on disability rights.

Kauai event on July 18 promotes sustainable gardening with a focus on native Hawaiian plants, offering free flora and the chance to win a water-efficient irrigation controller.

National Weather Service forecasts increased rain chances for Hawaii starting today, continuing through the weekend, with showers mainly in windward areas. Stable conditions to return early next week.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued a 68-year-old male hiker in distress on the Diamond Head Crater Trail; he was airlifted to safety and given to EMS for further care.

Honolulu Fire Department rescued a 19-year-old hiker from Diamond Head Crater Trail, providing life support and airlifting her to safety.

A hiker in his 20s was rescued by HFD after getting lost on the Lāꞌie Falls Trail. He was located uninjured with the help of Air 1 and declined medical attention.

A hiker in his 40s was airlifted from Mānoa Falls Trail after a medical emergency, as confirmed by the Honolulu Fire Department.

The Honolulu Fire Department rescued three passengers from a disabled 28-foot sailboat off Waikiki. No injuries were reported, and the vessel safely docked after the tow.