A man drowned at O-Tech Beach in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, prompting an investigation by local authorities. An autopsy is planned to determine the precise cause of death.

Clare E. Connors resigns as the U.S. Attorney for the District of Hawaii, effective January 19, 2025, after battling corruption and enhancing community safety during her tenure.

A cold front approaching Hawaii is expected to bring significant rainfall and windy conditions, with advisories issued for aviation, marine, and high surf.

Kristian Titriyski led Hawaii's volleyball team to a sweep over McKendree after recovering from an illness, demonstrating strong performance with 17 kills and team improvements.

HEA will host a summit in Honolulu to address Hawaii's teacher shortage, discussing solutions and teacher apprenticeship programs with various educational sector representatives.

The Honolulu Fire Department extinguished a kitchen fire at an apartment on North Nimitz Highway, aided by a sprinkler system. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Honolulu police are investigating a doctor for second-degree murder in a case that questions the adherence to Hawaii's assisted death law, in the death of an 88-year-old woman.

Hawaii Island Police are seeking help to find Jannefer Kaspar, missing since December 26 from Kurtistown, last seen in Orchidland. She may need medical help.

Kīlauea's eruption has paused with ongoing glow; structural changes may prevent lava receding. Emissions remain high, with seismic activity low. The area is under watch status.

Despite being plagued with injuries and early game time, the Hawaii women's basketball team defeated Cal Poly to earn their first Big West win of the season.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts a weather shift with increased showers and breezes as a front approaches Hawaii, while warning of high surf conditions and advising caution for mariners and surfers.

Six injured in a New Year's Eve fireworks explosion in Aliamanu were sent to a burn center in Arizona for treatment, with one victim, Abigail Allie, having burns on 67% of her body.

The Kona, Hawai‘i community is invited to "Coffee With a Cop" events to dialogue with local law enforcement in a relaxed setting, fostering mutual trust.