A nēnē goose was killed in a hit-and-run at Liliʻuokalani Park, prompting an investigation and a call for witnesses by the Division of Forestry and Wildlife.

Enhanced showers in Oahu and Kauai are moving away, with mixed weekend weather and potentially increased trade winds next week. Smooth air travel with some showers and predictable surf conditions are expected.

Hawaiian crows, known as ʻalalā, have been relocated to a temporary aviary on Maui before being released into the wild, a step in their reintroduction efforts.

Marriott settles for $52 million over a data breach affecting 131.5 million guests, agreeing to improve its security practices and consumer protections.

KCSW donated 1,500 period products to help combat period poverty, as highlighted by First Lady Monica Kawakami during an event at the Līhu‘e Civic Center.

Hawaiʻi's DOH received a $1.475 million grant to reduce maternal mortality, supporting the HMMRC's efforts to investigate and prevent pregnancy-related deaths.

Kuli Road in Kalāheo will be closed from Oct 14-17 for resurfacing. Residents can partially access their homes but are advised to plan for disruptions.

The Kaua‘i Police Department continues to seek public assistance in locating Benetta Kaiwi, missing since her unattended vehicle was found near Lumaha‘i Beach on October 7.

The Kaua‘i Police Department is advising residents to use alternative phone lines for emergencies due to cellular service disruptions, with alternative numbers provided.

Kaua‘i fire crews quickly extinguished a kitchen fire in Līhu‘e, containing damage to the area of origin and using about 200 gallons of water, with no injuries reported.

The National Weather Service reports that Hawaii's trade winds will weaken, with slight chances of showers mainly on the windward sides, and generally stable weather conditions expected by Friday.

Hawaiian Host Group has renovated its Iwilei chocolate factory with a $12 million investment, aiming to double output and create tech-focused jobs without cutting existing positions.

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park has closed Maunaulu parking lot and Nāpau Trail due to the 78-acre Makaopuhi Fire, with 22 firefighters battling the blaze. The fire poses no risk to residential areas.