A weather system is expected to bring thunderstorms and potential floods to parts of Hawaii, with unsettled conditions affecting regions like Niihau, Kauai, and Oahu.

A venomous yellow-bellied sea snake was found on a beach in Hilo, prompting warnings from Hawaiian officials and a reminder that such snakes are illegal to import or possess in Hawaii.

Hawaii's Board of Land and Natural Resources approved a new lease for AccesSurf, a nonprofit adaptive ocean sports program, for storage and parking at Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor.

The Department of Law Enforcement warns about a phone scam involving a fake sheriff, advising not to share personal information and to report incidents to them.

A couple was rescued from closed Sacred Falls State Park, incurring injuries and a citation for trespassing. Enforcement continues to prevent such incidents.

Researchers on Kaua‘i released genetically modified sterile mosquitoes to reduce avian malaria and save forest birds, utilizing Incompatible Insect Technology and BTi larvicide in their conservation efforts.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Honolulu, with brief trade winds followed by a new cold front bringing potential thunderstorms, affecting mainly Kauai and Oahu.

K-PAL inaugurated a new multipurpose court in Līhu‘e next to the Kaua‘i Philippine Cultural Center to promote positive youth-law enforcement interactions.

Hanalei residents on Ohiki Road experienced a temporary water shutdown due to emergency mainline repairs, with service restored by 7 p.m. on the same day.

Attorney General Anne Lopez and 13 states sue Elon Musk for alleged unconstitutional power concentration, challenging President Trump's appointment process and potential threats to federal programs and cybersecurity.

Attorneys general secure a preliminary injunction against President Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, asserting its unconstitutionality.

Attorney General Anne Lopez and colleagues from 15 states released guidance to help employers legally implement DEIA policies in response to a Trump administration order.

Hawaiʻi allocates $1M for Carbon Smart Program grants, supporting sustainable land management and carbon sequestration projects across various islands and entities.