Hawai'i softball clinched a 2-1 win over Sacramento State in the Spring Fling Tournament, improving their season record to 7-1, with Jamie McGaughey driving in both runs and Macy Brandl striking out seven.

Kaua‘i police arrested Remus Miclescu for a counterfeit jewelry scam in a Walmart parking lot. He faces theft charges and was released on recognizance.

The University of Hawaii baseball team achieved back-to-back walk-off wins against Marshall, with a notable ejection of Marshall's coach and UH's top hitter sidelined by injury.

A Puna man, Dante F. Modaffari, was charged for attacking his brother with a machete, causing life-threatening injuries. He was arrested and his bail is set at $55,000.

The Honolulu City Council has postponed the reappointment of Dr. Jim Ireland as the city's emergency services director amid claims of a toxic work environment and staffing issues.

Honolulu Fire Department quickly extricated a driver trapped in a vehicle on Kamehameha Highway using the Jaws of Life, highlighting their readiness and coordination with other emergency services.

Honolulu is preparing for rainfall as a cold front moves closer, with the National Weather Service predicting showers and possible thunderstorms, improving conditions by Tuesday and drier midweek weather.

A hiker in her 20s was rescued from Pu'u o Hulu Trail after an injury. The Honolulu Fire Department responded swiftly, providing aid and airlifting her to safety.

A hiker in his 60s suffering health issues on Hawaii's Koko Head Crater Trail was rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department, involving an airlift and EMS care.

Kōke‘e Road on Kaua'i faces weekday lane closures from Feb. 19-28 for guardrail repairs, with traffic adjustments and strict no parking rules in place.

Upcoming lane closures for guardrail repairs on Haleko Road in Līhu‘e are rescheduled for Feb 13-21, with weekday work from 8 am to 3:30 pm, weather permitting. Drivers should expect delays and seek alternate routes.

The DOH has approved the reopening of Paradise Supermart in Maui after correcting previous violations, maintaining strict food safety and pest control measures.

Hawai'i has secured $849 million in bonds for airport improvements, marking the largest bond issuance for its Airports System, with support from strong investor interest and positive credit ratings.