A skunk in Kaka‘ako Waterfront Park, Honolulu, was contained by police and later euthanized by agriculture officials due to rabies concerns. Hawaii remains rabies-free.

Hawaii Chief Justice Recktenwald's statement for Juneteenth reflects on the historic day, urges continued progress in racial justice, and honors Black American achievements while acknowledging the journey ahead.

AG Anne Lopez concludes the Maui wildfire investigation, focusing on prevention and readiness, with actionable insights and recommendations for future disaster defense in Hawaiʻi.

Hawai‘i Island reports a slight decrease in DUI arrests and fatal crashes this year, though major crashes have increased. Police continue their efforts to combat impaired driving.

Kaua‘i Fire Department issues safety guidelines for handling fireworks on July 4th, including time restrictions and a ban on public use. Permits are required for firecrackers, available online until July 3.

Stable weather with occasional showers and strong trade winds forecasted for Honolulu, with a small craft advisory near Maui and Big Island. Surf may rise next week, and elevated fire risk on Sunday.

A North Carolina hiker injured their ankle on Kaua'i's Kukui Trail and was rescued Tuesday morning by the Kaua‘i Fire Department, utilizing an aerial short haul technique.

A pedestrian was critically injured in Hilo after being struck by a van; speed, alcohol, and drugs were ruled out as factors. The investigation continues.

A woman was arrested after hitting a pedestrian, possibly her boyfriend, in an incident involving suspected domestic violence and DUI in Hawaii. She also assaulted an officer during her arrest.

The Wailua Plantation bridge will be closed overnight for repairs from 9 p.m. June 23 to 5 a.m. June 24, with traffic rerouted to the mauka Wailua Bridge.

Hawaii intensifies wildfire prevention and suppression efforts amid drought, with increased funding and a new public awareness campaign, despite delays in updating firefighting equipment.

The DLNR is issuing citations to those with unleashed dogs on Hawaiian beaches during monk seal pupping season, to protect the endangered species, with violators facing fines.

Maui Bus routes will detour on June 21 due to the Nā Kamehameha Pa’u Parade. Stops on certain Kahului and Wailuku routes during morning hours are suspended.