A Hilo man with a past federal prison record was arrested for multiple drug and gun charges, with police confiscating drugs, a gun, and cash from his home near a school.

Hawai'i Island police charged Kelvin Malakaua with burglary and theft after a crime spree in his neighborhood.

A car driven by Wayne Okutsu, 71, crashed into a Hilo home on Kaumana Drive, injuring a 7-year-old boy. Okutsu was arrested for negligent injury. The boy is stable; the investigation is ongoing.

Honolulu's weather will shift from light trade winds to warmer, muggier conditions with limited showers as the week progresses, and trade winds are expected to return by Thursday.

The Kalalau Trail in Hawaii is closed due to a norovirus outbreak, with 37 reported cases. Authorities are cleaning the area to prevent the virus's spread.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Hawaii's gun control law, reversing a lower court's injunction, thus supporting restrictions on firearms on private property and in public spaces.

Hawaii receives $18 million from the U.S. DOE to enhance energy efficiency in large commercial buildings, a step towards its renewable energy and decarbonization goals.

HDOT schedules maintenance for Hilo Airport's main runway, including crack sealing and grooving. Runway 8-26 will be closed overnight on Sept. 11, with alternative runway 3-21 in use.

Hawai‘i DOH issues a recall for Niitakaya USA Inc.'s pickled garlic due to undeclared fish allergens, potentially endangering those with fish allergies.

Trade winds will continue to bring calm weather across Hawaii, with light showers possible mainly in windward and mauka areas. Lighter winds are forecasted for the upcoming week with no significant advisories in effect.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department hosts a Fire Prevention Week event on October 5 at Kaua‘i Philippine Cultural Center, offering a mix of educational sessions, family-friendly activities, and safety demonstrations.

A one-lane closure on Ulu Street in Kapa‘a for road resurfacing will occur from Sept. 9-13 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Expect delays and use alternative routes.

Ka'ahumanu Avenue in Maui faces nighttime closures for water line work related to the Maui Palms Hampton Inn project, affecting traffic patterns and requiring detours via Lono Avenue and West Kamehameha Avenue.