Cell tower vandalism in Windward Oahu has caused widespread cellular disruptions, with Honolulu Police investigating and technicians working to restore service.

Kaua'i Police are searching for Heather Diamond, 54, missing since April 25 in Līhu‘e, and seek public help. She is 5'4", 125 lbs, with brown hair and eyes.

Honolulu is experiencing moderate to breezy trade winds due to a high-pressure system, affecting mainly windward and mauka areas, with aviation and marine advisories in place.

Kaua‘i Police seek help to find Heather Diamond, 54, missing from the Līhu‘e area since April 25. She is 5'4", 125 lbs, with brown eyes and long brown hair.

HDOT announces an overnight closure of Puʻunēnē Ave in Kahului for restriping. Detours via Lono, Hina, and West Papa Ave are provided. This is part of the Puʻunēnē Avenue Improvements project.

Hawaii's Agriculture Department and Public Works are intensifying efforts to combat the coconut rhinoceros beetle at Kona Airport, with treatments and increased surveillance to stop the pest's spread.

Kauai's DMV will launch an e-road test booking system on May 15 to make scheduling driving assessments easier, as announced by Mayor Derek S.K. Kawakami.

Breezy conditions with showers expected in Honolulu, due to a high-pressure system causing moderate to gusty trade winds, with stronger winds and more showers late next week.

A hiker was rescued from Koko Crater Trail in Hawai'i Kai by HFD after falling ill, with efficient coordination ensuring her rapid medical attention and safety.

Hawaiʻi Community Correctional Center plans its first reentry resource fair for inmates, with the aim of smoothing their transition back into society.

HDOT continues delivering modular homes to Lahaina wildfire victims with traffic impacts expected due to transport operations from Kahului Harbor to the staging site and then to Lahaina from May 10-16.

Hawai'i authorities seized a vessel, the Wai‘aka, for illegal longline fishing within state waters; the captain faces criminal charges.

HDOT shifts Joseph P. Leong Highway and Kamehameha Highway rehab to daytime due to sea turtle nesting, with work on weekdays until the project's expected completion in December 2025.