Hawaiian hawk abuse incidents, including a Craigslist ad and a severely injured bird, have prompted DLNR's call for public vigilance and reporting of wildlife crimes.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation will reduce Mamalahoa Highway's speed limit from 45 to 35 mph near Captain Cook Village due to safety concerns after several incidents.

Hawaii secures a $700 million settlement from Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi after a 12-year lawsuit, with funds aimed at enhancing local healthcare services.

The LA Rams and HTA partner to boost Hawai‘i tourism with events, including the Rams' Minicamp in Maui, community service, and a season-long activation.

Maui County calls for public input on developing the Maui County Urban Forest Management Plan, with a meeting set for June 5, 2025, and aims for a final plan by January 2027.

The National Weather Service forecasts gentle breezes and mild showers for Honolulu, with dry conditions and easterly trade winds expected to continue. Rainfall is decreasing, with light showers mainly in windward and higher areas.

NSF's budget proposal cuts funding for TMT, opting instead to support the Giant Magellan Telescope, casting uncertainty on TMT's future amid local opposition and past protests.

A 19-year-old man surrendered for his involvement in a fatal Makaha shooting; charges include murder and attempted murder. Earlier arrests were made in connection with the incident that left one dead and several injured.

A three-vehicle crash in Ka'aawa resulted in serious injuries for three people, with first responders attending the scene after 3 p.m. A fourth individual sustained minor injuries.

Hawaiʻi's June arts scene boasts a plethora of events, including dance festivals, late museum nights, outdoor concerts, and free cultural activities, supported by local government and the SFCA.

The Department of Water collaborates with Kauai Economic Opportunity to distribute water containers to Kauai's elderly in preparation for hurricane season.

Kauai officials have closed access to Queen's Bath due to dangerous ocean conditions, with a northwest swell of 8 to 12 feet, to ensure public safety.

NWS Honolulu forecasts light to breezy winds and increased showers, especially over western islands. Trades to return by Tuesday evening, with varied weather including showers and potential surf changes expected throughout the week.