HDOT announces an eight-day closure of Fort Barrette Road in O‘ahu for railroad and lighting upgrades starting March 17, with detours via Kapolei Parkway and Kamokila Boulevard.

The Hawaii DCCA hosted the 20th Consumer Protection Week Fair, focusing on consumer rights education and fraud prevention, and promoting the BusinessCheck platform.

The Honolulu Police are searching for Elizabeth Rodriguez, a missing dementia patient, last seen on Kapiolani Boulevard. Family and police urge public assistance.

Trade winds and increased showers are expected in Hawaii due to a high-pressure system, with potentially advisory-worthy wind speeds and a focus on windward and mauka areas.

Mayor Richard Bissen of Maui outlines a recovery roadmap in his State of the County Address, highlighting housing, emergency preparedness, and community welfare, while reporting strong financial health for the region.

The Honolulu Fire Department successfully airlifted three lost hikers from the Pu'u Manamana Trail. None were injured and refused medical care post-rescue.

A fire broke out in a Hauula residential building, which the Honolulu Fire Department quickly extinguished; an investigation to determine its cause is underway.

Maui County announces mailing of 2025 real property assessment notices and offers details on appeals, exemptions, and support for those affected by wildfires.

Hawaii advances bills to revise public records and meeting laws, enhancing transparency and researcher access, and providing more public review time before meetings.

Hawaii is experiencing persistent trade winds and increased moisture, with windward and higher elevations seeing more rain. The weather pattern with strong winds and scattered showers is expected to continue.

Waimea Cook Field will be closed from March 10, 2025, to January 2026, for a $3.2M renovation including resurfaced tennis courts and other improvements.

Another dengue case reported in Oʻahu, Hawai‘i; third travel-related case for 2025. Health Department conducts mosquito control and urges prevention measures.

Kōke‘e Road guardrail repairs rescheduled for Mar 12-14, with weekday lane closures and traffic directed by flaggers. Drivers should plan for disruptions and extra travel time.