HPD warns about a scam involving fake attorneys demanding bail payments for made-up arrests, advising the public to only pay at police stations and to report suspicious activities.

Kauai officials invite public input on Waimea 400 project's Environmental Impact Statement on August 6, including discussions on housing and development.

Honolulu will experience a temporary dip in trade winds with most showers confined to windward areas until Saturday, while leeward regions stay mainly dry.

University of Hawai'i's football team starts practice for the 2025 season, focusing on acclimatization to heat and improving performance. Coach Chang aims for energy and consistency, and players show optimism for team prospects.

Puna resident Joseph Donald Tibbs pleaded guilty to child abuse and sexual assault, agreeing to a 40-year sentence. His bail was denied and he's to register as a sex offender.

A survey by Hawaiʻi's DOH revealed that two-thirds of backyard bird owners are unaware of USDA best practices for preventing bird flu, despite high concern for the disease.

Maunalua Bay shores by the boat ramp in Hawai'i Kai will undergo improvements starting July 28, including dredging and construction, to combat erosion.

Kapa‘a is implementing a new traffic pattern at Olohena and Ka‘apuni Roads on August 4 to improve vehicle flow and safety, with changes including a new left-turn lane and stop sign repositioning.

Po‘ipū Road to face disruptions for waterline work from August 1-15, with scheduled road closures and contraflow between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on weekdays.

Moderate to breezy trade winds and stable weather expected in Honolulu, with limited showers over windward areas. A potential increase in showers due this weekend as a trough approaches. Trade winds to strengthen again next week.

The Maui Police Department shared that the Mobile Medical Education Unit provided support to Maui's homeless, offering health services, food stamps, and clothing at Kalama Park.

Kaua‘i announces a multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise focusing on disaster response, involving local agencies and the Hawai‘i National Guard on July 24 at Nāwiliwili Harbor.

Hawaii encourages families to apply for SUN Bucks, a summer EBT program providing $177 per child for food, with an August 3 deadline to combat child hunger.