Hawai‘i Police Department hosts "Coffee With a Cop" events in March to facilitate informal chats between local officers and the community across various locations.

Officer Dylan Chaves, recognized as Officer of the Month by KCPC, intervened in a domestic violence case where he helped a victim and ensured the arrest of the abuser facing serious charges.

AG Lopez secured a nationwide injunction to halt the Trump administration's cuts to health research funds, emphasizing the illegality and potential harm of such actions.

Honolulu forecasts persistent windy conditions and heightened tides due to a ridge and a passing front, with hit-and-miss showers expected. Aviation and maritime sectors cautioned about turbulence and rough seas.

Authorities in Hawai‘i are investigating several brush fires in Hawaiian Ocean View Estates for arson, with a suspect seen fleeing in a white sedan. No injuries or damages were reported.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency rescheduled the Waimea 400 Affordable Housing workshop to April 10, encouraging community input on the project's development.

Law enforcement in Hawai‘i Island responded to a shooting that resulted in the death of Latisha Soares and the suspect, Isaiah Fourshey, in an officer-involved incident.

Hawaii's DBEDT has reduced its 2025 economic growth forecast to 1.7% due to a tourism decline, rising inflation, and policy uncertainty, though some sectors like construction show growth.

Mayor Richard Bissen invites South Maui residents to a community meeting on March 12 at the Kīhei Community Center to discuss local issues. Public Works and MEMA will provide updates. Residents can email questions in advance.

Hawaiʻi's Climate Artists in Residence program has selected four local artists to incorporate climate action goals into their art, each receiving $5,000 plus funds for materials, to inspire community engagement on sustainability.

Walgreens settled for $97.8 million over allegations it falsely billed government health programs for prescriptions not picked up. The company updated its systems to prevent future issues.

Hawaiian trade winds are expected to persist, bringing showers and windy weather throughout the weekend, affecting both land and marine activities, with advisories in place.

Kaua'i County Committee hosts a free screening of "Rise of the Wahine" for Women's History Month on March 8, delving into the impact of Title IX and the University of Hawai‘i Wahine Volleyball team on gender equality.