Honolulu is set to experience varied weather, with strengthening easterly trade winds leading to stable conditions, before a weekend cooldown and a cold front bringing showers early next week.

Kauai invites residents to safely dispose of hazardous waste during the HHW collection events on March 29-30 at various locations, excluding businesses and certain materials.

The Honolulu Fire Department swiftly rescued an injured hiker in his 30s from Mānoa Falls Trail using a helicopter after he could not descend due to an injury.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health warns of an increase in measles cases, urging vigilance and vaccination due to low local immunization rates and potential outbreaks.

Haleko Road in Līhu‘e will have partial closures for guardrail repairs until March 28 on weekdays, affecting traffic from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Drivers should allow extra commute time.

The Honolulu Fire Department determined a vehicle fire in Waipahu was arson, with a trailer on Farrington Highway engulfed in flames on March 11th. No injuries were reported, and losses are estimated at $10,000.

Maui Police are seeking the public's help to locate a missing 80-year-old man, Knox Rogers, last seen in Kihei. He left his home on foot, leaving his vehicle and phone behind.

A man was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle in Waikiki. The incident occurred at Saratoga and Kalia Roads around 11:30 p.m. Police are investigating the crash.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu predicts a weakening low-pressure system near Hawaii, with more stable weather and easterly trade winds expected for the week. A cold front may bring showers by Monday.

Fugitive Christopher Lucrisia was killed in a shootout with Hawaii police following a three-day manhunt that began with him critically injuring an undercover officer during an earlier confrontation.

Honolulu Police cited juveniles for e-bike violations and arrested a teen who resisted, who later suffered self-inflicted, non-life-threatening injuries. The department emphasizes e-bike law education for safety.

The Hula Girl catamaran, stuck in Honolua Bay, was successfully removed after facing challenges such as weather and finding a salvage company. Initial assessments indicate no harm to marine life.

Kauai's Department of Public Works has made Road Permit applications available online, simplifying the process for contractors and residents through Connect.Kauai.gov.