The Hawaii Department of Health confirmed a travel-related dengue fever case on O'ahu, raising awareness for preventive practices against mosquito-borne diseases.

The Kōloa Road and Kīpū Bridge project in Hawaii, marked by a ceremonial blessing, began with an emphasis on honoring their history and utility. With a $1.9 million budget, safety upgrades are planned, causing lane closures until November 2025.

Hawaii expects stable weather with light winds and no significant rainfall increase, according to the Honolulu National Weather Service. Trade winds and potential showers are anticipated next week.

Hawai'i public schools have introduced banana sheet pancakes made with local apple bananas to their breakfast menus, promoting sustainability and supporting local farmers.

Eric Thompson was found guilty of murdering Waipahu acupuncturist Jon Tokuhara after a second trial, with the jury convicting him of second-degree murder and a firearm charge.

Kilauea volcano in Hawaii started its 11th eruptive episode since December, with lava fountains exceeding 400 feet but no additional hazards reported.

Emergency response training will occur at Bayer Facility in Kīhei on Feb. 27 with MEMA, Maui Fire, Police, EMS, and the 93rd CBRN Response Team. No live ammunition or hazardous agents will be used.

Honolulu is set for increased rain due to an incoming cold front, with a pattern shift bringing south to southeast winds. Dry conditions may return by the weekend, with a potential brief return of rain early next week.

Coast Guard Cutter Joseph Gerczak's 37-day patrol in American Samoa enforced maritime law, ensuring safety and regulation compliance on U.S.-flagged vessels.

The Huluia Road Bridge in Kaua‘i will be closed from March 3-7 for necessary repair work, with traffic disruptions expected between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily.

A 76-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash near ‘Ele‘ele Shopping Center; speed and impairment not suspected factors. Traffic was disrupted for investigation.

Hāpuna Beach State Park's opening is delayed to 8 a.m. due to a police investigation, with the public advised to avoid entering before 6 a.m. Details on the investigation are limited.

The Hawaiʻi DLIR is organizing a job fair to support federal workers affected by policy changes, offering immediate job openings and an expedited hiring process.