The invasive coqui frog infestation in Oʻahu's high elevations is being fought using drones that spread citric acid, due to the challenges posed by the terrain.

Hawai'i Police are seeking the public's help to find Alexander Kauwe, a wanted 31-year-old man considered armed and dangerous, and have provided contact information for tips.

DHHL seeks $250,000 in federal funds for housing improvements in Wai‘anae, including rehabilitating or rebuilding a property at 89-1044 Nānākuli Avenue. Public comments on the project's environmental review are open until October 3rd.

Hawaiʻi's HDOT installs speed humps on Kaukonahua Road to prevent accidents following 28 crashes with fatalities and serious injuries over five years.

An Oahu beachfront home collapsed due to erosion, amid concerns of more damage and debris, prompting community action and discussions on coastal preservation.

Traffic disruption is expected in Līhu‘e as road resurfacing on Luina and Makau streets is scheduled for Oct. 1-4, with partial and full road closures.

Honolulu is set to experience moderate trade winds and light rain on windward areas, with calmer weather and less precipitation leeward, lasting through the weekend.

Niumalu Road in Nāwiliwili will have one-lane closures for road resurfacing, causing potential delays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays until September 30.

Governor Josh Green honored exemplary Hawaiian state workers, including Joanna Seto and Heidi Taogoshi, for their exceptional service to the community.

Community members in Hawaiʻi gathered at UH West Oʻahu for a Kaulunani-hosted event to support forestry efforts, with activities and cultural exchanges focused on tree nurturing and combating invasive species.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii seeks federal mediation to resolve a labor dispute between Hawai‘i Pacific Health and the Hawai‘i Nurses Association, emphasizing the crucial role of nurses.

Hawai'i Island police seek tips on a theft of a blue camouflaged C4 Gladius spear in Kailua-Kona. The suspect left a store without paying on September 18.

Hawaii's DLIR has announced the 2024 Workforce Development Heroes, recognizing individuals and organizations for their contributions to the state's employment and skill development during Workforce Development Month.