Hulemalu Road construction in Līhu‘e leads to lane closures until February 14, affecting weekday traffic; GP Roadway Solutions is repairing guardrails, and road users are advised to plan for delays.

Hawaii Police conducted a warrant sweep in Puna, arresting twelve individuals with outstanding warrants for various offenses. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to keep the community safe.

Hawaii authorities are cleaning up the Ala Wai canal in Honolulu following heavy rains, with efforts ongoing to prevent debris from reaching the ocean.

A federal judge stopped Trump's order to freeze federal funding, a decision praised by Hawai'i Governor Josh Green, ensuring continued state services.

Hawai'i joined 21 states and D.C. to oppose a Trump-era OMB policy freezing federal funds, which risks essential services such as healthcare and public safety.

Hawai'i Governor Josh Green signed an executive order to expedite renewable energy development, aiming to reduce energy costs and improve grid stability.

Maui County invites residents to its Innovation Lab meeting on Jan 30, featuring a talk by Tom Furness on using XR, AI, and the metaverse for a positive future.

A severe winter low is set to bring heavy rain, damaging winds, and possible thunderstorms to Hawaii, with the NWS issuing multiple weather advisories.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department urges caution with fireworks during Lunar New Year, emphasizing safety for individuals, preventing wildfires, and adhering to legal restrictions.

Visitors are advised to avoid swimming at Hanalei Bay on Kaua‘i due to brown water runoff presenting health risks. Contact Kaua‘i's Ocean Safety Bureau for updates.

A 23-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash in Līhu‘e; he received CPR from passersby but was pronounced dead at the hospital. Speed and weather are suspected factors.

Hawai‘i Island sees a 10.6% rise in DUI arrests, with 52 cases this year, although major and fatal crashes have decreased.

Hawaii's DCA is enhancing its public campaign on how to deal with electrical emergencies, including downed power lines, and urging residents to call 911 for urgent situations and contact utilities for non-emergent issues like overgrown vegetation.