Hawaii's 'ʻIke Kaiāulu' Series Shines Light on Local Ecological and Cultural Practices
New video series highlights Hawaii's traditional natural resource management and cultural practices, featuring local experts sharing personal stories and cultural teachings related to ecological health and sustainability.
Additional Mpox Cases Detected in Hawaiʻi Prompt Local Health Alert and Vaccination Push
Two new mpox cases in Hawaiʻi raise concerns, with one case linked to out-of-state exposure and another suggesting local transmission. Health officials emphasize vaccination, particularly for at-risk groups.
Volcano Standoff Ends with Man Arrested for Attempted Murder and Officer Injured Amid Day-Long Tensions in Hawaii Island
Shawn Edward Page was arrested in Hawaii after a standoff with police, where he fired at officers and was later found with a loaded pistol and a potential explosive device.
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi to Veto Bill Reversing Fireworks Ban Amid Safety Concerns and Fire Department Opposition
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi plans to veto a bill reversing the ban on consumer fireworks citing safety concerns and alignment with the Honolulu Fire Department's recommendations.
Oahu Furlough Inmate Back in Custody After Voluntary Surrender, Faces Additional Escape Charge
A missing Oahu furlough inmate, Shaun Fleetwood, surrendered to police and now faces a new escape charge. Previously in custody for second-degree sexual assault, he failed to return to the Community Correctional Center on time.
Hawaii High Court Rules Exonerated Schweitzer Brothers Can Pursue Compensation Without Proof of Innocence
The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled that the Schweitzer brothers, who were wrongly accused of a 1991 murder, can pursue financial claims without being declared actually innocent, as they seek access to new suspect records.












