Maui County has granted permission to rebuild homes in Kahoma Village lost to a wildfire, following guidelines from Governor Green's directive to maintain original dimensions.

The University of Hawai'i will join the Mountain West Conference (MWC) as a full member in 2026, ending its travel subsidies and aiming for financial relief and competitive improvements.

A wave at Ke Iki Beach on Oahu swept three tourists into the sea, killing a 63-year-old man and hospitalizing two women, one of whom is in critical condition.

Inmate Raita Fukusaku was killed by his cellmate at Halawa Correctional Facility; he had been incarcerated for a 1994 double homicide. An investigation is underway.

The Lahaina Aquatic Center reopened Oct. 11 after a year due to wildfire cleanup, including a new chlorine system, a critical facility for West Maui's community.

Honolulu's weather will stabilize with decreased showers and stronger trade winds until Wednesday before shower activity increases again from Thursday. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for Hawaiian waters due to persistent winds.

A coalition of attorneys general is challenging the FDA's strict restrictions on the abortion pill, mifepristone, noting its safety since its 2000 approval.

Honolulu officials propose limiting Waikiki street festivals and parades to six per year to reduce traffic and operational issues for local businesses.

Shark warning signs were posted at Ali'i Beach in Haleiwa, Oahu, after an 8-10 foot aggressive shark was sighted, with no reported injuries or attacks.

The University of Hawaii women's volleyball team swept UC Riverside, with Kate Lang marking her 100th start and coach Ah Mow reflecting on their dynamic.

The National Weather Service reports increased showers in Hawaii due to a passing low-level trough, with a temporary dry period before another trough enhances showers later in the week.

A 75-year-old woman died after being hit by a car at Kaiser Medical Center in Moanalua. The incident happened in the parking lot and is under investigation by HPD.

Hawai’i police are searching for 16-year-old runaway Giana Oliveira, last seen in Hilo on October 9. She is described as a local female with long blonde hair and brown eyes. The public is urged to provide any information.