The University of Hawaiʻi secured a record $615.7 million in funding for fiscal year 2024, with contributions to local economy and advancements in research highlighted by Governor Green.

The Hawaii State Energy Office launched interactive web pages for its "Pathways to Decarbonization" report to enhance public engagement with state environmental policy.

The remnants of Gilma and incoming Hector are influencing Hawaii's weather, causing showers and lighter winds, with conditions expected to improve as the week progresses.

The Honolulu Police Department continues DUI checkpoints until October 31, 2024, to reduce traffic incidents and promote safe driving. The program is part of an ongoing federal effort to improve road safety.

Tyler Legatasia was apprehended in Honolulu on serious charges, including Reckless Endangering and illegal firearms possession, following a public appeal for assistance.

Honolulu Police seek the public's help to identify a suspect involved in a daylight shooting, after arresting the first suspect. The second suspect escaped on a scooter and is sought for attempted murder.

Kalaheo road and lane closures on Pu'uwai Road and Po'ohiwi Road, due to water system improvements, are extended until September 30. Closures are during weekdays, with some 24-hour roadblocks; adjustments may occur based on weather.

The Kapa‘a refuse transfer station is now back in operation after a trash chute repair, and Kauai County appreciates residents' patience during the downtime.

Firefighters extinguished an apartment unit fire at Plantation Hale Suites in Wailua, evacuating the building with no injuries reported. The cause remains under investigation.

A man was arrested following a bank robbery in Kailua-Kona. The suspect, Brandan Nicholson, demanded cash and fled, but was apprehended by police an hour later.

HDOT extends the completion of the Maʻipalaoa Bridge project in Hawaiʻi until October 2024, citing safety enhancements to pedestrian pathways as the reason for the delay.

Maui County offices and specialty services will be closed on Labor Day, September 2, with some landfills and recycling centers also observing limited hours, while residential trash pickup and Maui Bus services will run as scheduled.

The NWS Honolulu forecast predicts wet weather in Hawaii due to remnants of Gilma continuing into the weekend, with improved conditions and moderate trade winds expected next week.