Hawaii Island police arrested 18 drivers for DUI in one week; DUI arrests slightly down from last year, but major crashes remain constant. There's been a decline in traffic fatalities compared to the previous year.

The Hawaii State Legislature granted $565,000 to six arts and culture nonprofits for the fiscal year 2025, supporting their operations and contributions to the community.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts steady trade winds and brief showers for Hawaii, with isolated thunderstorms expected on the Big Island.

Hawaii Police raise awareness for Heatstroke Awareness Month, advising caregivers on the dangers of leaving children in hot cars and offering safety tips to prevent heatstroke-related fatalities.

A 25-year-old hiker was rescued from Kalalau Trail in Kaua‘i by local fire personnel due to severe stomach issues and safely transported for medical care.

Hawaiʻi residents participated in the annual Trek the Trail event, promoting love for the outdoors and bicycle safety, with activities and police oversight ensuring a safe experience.

Kekaha Road resurfacing prompts lane closures from May 19-23, impacting traffic between Manu Road and Kaumuali‘i Highway; partial access and no-parking enforced.

Hawai'i Island police arrested John Juan-Malak Taliauli after he threatened a man with a handgun and was later found with drugs and a weapon in his vehicle.

Hawaiʻi Island police are seeking public assistance to find missing 25-year-old Kawika Makahanaloa from Captain Cook.

Hawai‘i Island officials seek public help to locate 16-year-old runaway Aden Hawkins, last seen in Kurtistown.

Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green orders flags at half-staff to honor fallen officers on Peace Officers Memorial Day, as part of the national recognition and Police Week.

Honolulu's weekend weather includes moderate to breezy winds, showers, and possible thunderstorms, particularly on the Big Island. An AIRMET SIERRA warning and a Small Craft Advisory have been issued due to conditions.

The Hawai'i Arts Alliance is urging the public to request that Governor Green veto HB1378, a bill which threatens to cut funding for the arts and derail decades of cultural development in the state.