Hawai'i police arrested a man in Captain Cook for brandishing a BB gun and threatening vehicles; no injuries occurred, and the nearby school enacted a lockdown.

The U.S. Attorney for Hawaii announced measures to ensure integrity for the 2024 election, designating Michael Nammar as District Election Officer to address complaints and potential violations.

Steady trade winds and showers are forecasted for Honolulu, with lighter winds expected starting Monday. Gale lows will influence the weather pattern, yet conditions remain mostly dry, with potential localized showers.

Kaua'i firefighters have controlled two brush fires in Anahola. The smaller fire was near Anahola Marketplace, while the larger was near Kalalea Road. Traffic on Kuhio Highway has resumed after road closures.

Wendy Hensel has been unanimously elected as the new president of the University of Hawaii, succeeding David Lassner. She faces scrutiny over past allegations but vows to focus on diversity and academic success.

Teen kayaker Kahiau Kawai is recovering after being lost at sea for 12 hours near Oahu; he was separated from his group and later rescued by an off-duty lifeguard.

Kaua‘i Police Activities League (K-PAL) invites the community to the grand opening of their new facilities in Līhu‘e, featuring a boxing and wrestling gym.

Kauai's Kawaihau Road will have weekday lane closures from October 21-28 for guardrail repairs, affecting travel between Kūhiō Highway and Kawaihau Place.

A 17-year-old girl died and three teens were injured in a crash involving a car and a tractor-trailer in Hawai‘i. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

A Kona man was arrested for stealing an e-bike and vandalism; police seek a female suspect related to the theft and property damage at local businesses.

The weather forecast for Honolulu indicates an increase in showers, especially on windward slopes and higher elevations, with potential nuisance flooding and a flash flood advisory in some areas.

Two people died and one was seriously injured due to dangerous surf on Oahu's North Shore; despite posted warnings, they were swept away by strong currents.

Hawaiian Electric activated but then deactivated its Public Safety Power Shutoff program in parts of West Maui due to changing wildfire risks, with residents advised to stay vigilant.