A missing hiker's body was recovered from the Maili Pillbox Trail by Honolulu Fire Department personnel and their helicopter unit after a search initiated by a 911 call.

Kailua-Kona resident Emmy Cedeno Perez was arrested for illegal use of a "barnacle" parking enforcement device near Ka‘awaloa Trailhead. Charged with fraud and theft, he was released on bail, with a court date set for June 26.

Honolulu firefighters swiftly extinguished a fire on the 9th floor of the Kalakaua Homes in Pawaa, showcasing their effective emergency response and securing residents' safety.

Kaua‘i temporarily closes several scrap metal and appliance drop-off sites due to staffing issues, directing residents to the Puhi Metals Recycling Center as an alternative.

Honolulu experiences moderate trade winds and scattered showers, with advisories for mountain obscuration and a Small Craft Advisory for boaters. Surf conditions vary across the shores.

The Maui Police Department is hosting a Gun Buyback Event in Kahului to safely collect unwanted firearms, offering gift cards in exchange, with certain conditions and restrictions.

The Maui Emergency Management Agency urges preparation for the upcoming hurricane season, predicting four to five cyclones and advising a two-week readiness plan.

Governor Josh Green signed bills to improve education in Hawaii, including free meals for students below 300% of the federal poverty level and recognition of surfing as a sport.

Honolulu expects continued easterly trades bringing showers with a possible pause over the weekend due to a Pacific trough, per the National Weather Service.

Pfc. Dewayne Johnson II at Schofield Barracks entered a plea deal for murdering his pregnant wife, with his court appearance scheduled at Wheeler Army Airfield.

The Hawai‘i DOH closed Select 7, Inc. in O'ahu for multiple food safety violations including inadequate refrigeration and cross-contamination risks. A follow-up inspection is scheduled.

Honolulu Fire Department found and recovered the body of a missing hiker on the Maili Pillbox Trail after a multi-hour search involving 17 personnel and a helicopter.

Hawai‘i Island police arrested 21 DUI drivers in a week, mirroring ongoing efforts against drunk driving despite a slight annual decrease in DUIs and an increase in major crashes.