KDHO announces an educational open house for National Public Health Week 2025, inviting the Kaua‘i community to learn about public health services on April 11.

An Ohio tourist was rescued from Hawaii's Kalalau Trail after sustaining a shoulder injury; the Kaua‘i Fire Department's swift operation ensured their safety.

An elderly woman was murdered in Hilo; 81, she was stabbed multiple times. Suspect Keone Brown, 30, was arrested. Police are investigating the second-degree murder and first-degree terrorist threatening case.

Ramen Bones in Maui reopens after addressing health violations and a cockroach infestation, with DOH mandating ongoing pest control measures and transparency.

Elliott Kalani Ke was named interim Chief of Police for Kaua‘i, succeeding outgoing Chief Raybuck, with a solid local background and numerous qualifications, including an FBI National Academy education.

Hawai'i Island police report 14 DUI arrests in a week, with year-to-date arrests slightly up from last year and major crashes slightly down. There's also a significant decrease in fatal crashes compared to the previous year.

The Eternal Flame Memorial in Honolulu is temporarily unlit due to a gas line blockage, with the DAGS working to resolve the issue. No safety concerns have been reported.

The article discusses the National Weather Service forecast, predicting increased rainfall, humid conditions, and vog in the Hawaiian Islands due to an incoming weather front.

Transport of modular homes for wildfire survivors will cause traffic delays in Lahaina, Hawaii as HDOT advises of potential disruptions from April 2-4 during night hauls.

Two men were cited for illegally harvesting 'opihi in a Hawai'i conservation district after an anonymous tip. They face court and misdemeanors charges.

Lt. Governor Sylvia Luke led a Hawaii delegation to the USDA in Washington, D.C., to strengthen ties and address the state's unique agricultural challenges.

Michael Durham, 67, reported missing in Keaau, has been found in good health, ending a widespread search for the potentially medically vulnerable man.

'Ele'ele to experience disruptions March 31-April 4 due to sewer maintenance and pavement striping work, with lane closures and traffic controls in place.