Law enforcement in Hawai'i is intensifying efforts to locate Shanice Ogata-Staudinger, missing since July 2023, known for her distinctive cheek tattoo and last seen at "Hau Bush." Despite thorough searches, no leads have surfaced.

HDOT's paving work on Puʻunēnē Ave in Maui will close the northbound right thru-lane at specific times from April 30 to May 2, and May 5 to 6. Traffic will be directed accordingly.

Hawaii's DLNR and DOCARE cleared 45 encampments from Diamond Head, citing three individuals for trespassing, and highlighting the challenges of enforcing no-go zones and aiding the homeless.

Honolulu Police are looking for Issachar Meafou, wanted for attempted murder, following a shooting at a gaming establishment. He is considered armed and dangerous. The public is urged to contact authorities with information.

Honolulu faces heavy showers and potential thunderstorms due to an unstable airmass; trade winds to return later in the week, improving conditions and dispersing vog.

Hawai‘i police are seeking help to find runaways Divine Benn and Jaymelynn Pua-Queja, missing for several weeks from Pāhoa and Nā‘ālehu, respectively.

A California woman, Ricki Fehr, 72, died after being found unresponsive in the sea at Hanalei Beach Park. Resuscitation efforts failed and she was pronounced deceased at a hospital.

Investigation underway after a 75-year-old man is critically injured in a North Kona traffic accident where his truck flipped over after crossing lanes.

Hawaii Island police investigate a murder after a man was found strangled in a car in Pahoa; Patricia McConnell is charged with second-degree murder and drug possession.

Rescue teams airlifted an 80-year-old hiker in critical condition from Hawaiʻi Kai's Makapuʻu Lighthouse Trail after he strayed and needed urgent medical aid.

Mixed weather in Honolulu with light winds, afternoon thunderstorms, and a return to breezy trades mid-week, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The County of Kaua‘i is experiencing phone outages affecting government services; residents are directed to use the website and email for contact. Emergency lines remain operational.

Leilehua High School students engaged in a mental health awareness activity by writing affirmations on green paper circles to create a supportive community visual during lunch.