Gerhardt Konig was arrested by Honolulu Police for allegedly attempting to kill his wife at Pali Lookout; she was critically injured and he was captured following a brief chase.

Scheduled lane closures on Halehaka Road for guardrail repairs on March 28 will cause traffic disruptions from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., weather permitting.

Hawai‘i Island police seek witnesses to a road rage incident involving two SUVs on Ocean View Road, resulting in a physical altercation and non-life-threatening injuries.

Maui County Mayor Richard T. Bissen Jr. introduced the FY 2026 budget, focusing on recovery, resilience, and cultural emphasis, with plans for housing, disaster preparedness, and cultural inclusion.

The Ahihi Street footbridge has been closed indefinitely due to safety concerns from structural damage and corrosion. Residents are advised to avoid the area.

The Honolulu Fire Department responded to and extinguished a two-alarm fire in Waimānalo, with no injuries reported; investigation of the cause is underway.

Applications for Lānaʻi mouflon sheep hunting season open on March 31, 2025, with archery, youth, muzzleloader, and rifle hunts available, possibly decided by lottery.

The article discusses the upcoming weather in Honolulu, predicting light showers, haze, and a potential shift in wind patterns. The forecast remains uncertain for early next week.

A Maui doctor, Gerhardt Konig, was arrested for allegedly attempting to murder his wife during a hike. He's accused of pushing her off a trail and hitting her with a rock. Konig has been suspended by Maui Health pending the investigation.

Honolulu Fire Department extinguished a house fire in Nānākuli; no occupants found, cause under investigation.

The Hawai‘i State Commission on Fatherhood announces its 2025 awards to honor fathers, father-friendly businesses, and to give sponsorships for nonprofits aiding fatherhood initiatives.

A hiker in his 30s was successfully rescued from Mānoa Falls Trail after becoming ill mid-hike. The Honolulu Fire Department responded swiftly, providing medical aid and safely carrying him off the trail before transferring him to EMS for further care.

Kaua‘i Fire Department conducted two rescues: one for an injured hiker at Makaleha Falls Trail and another for a visitor with a leg injury on the Kalalau Trail.