Environmentalists sue Maui County and Hawaiian Electric over streetlights that disorient endangered birds, advocating for lighting changes to protect nocturnal navigation.

Honolulu is considering a merger between EMS and HFD to address staff shortages and high call volumes, with a task force proposed to study the potential consolidation.

An HPD bike officer is in serious condition after being hit by a vehicle in Kapolei; the driver and passengers were unharmed. An investigation is underway.

An injured hiker was airlifted from Sunset Pillbox Trail by the Honolulu Fire Department after being unable to descend due to injury. Emergency services took over care post-rescue.

Kaua'i heroes were honored by the Fire Department for their efforts in combating summer wildfires, showcasing interagency cooperation and dedication to community protection.

Kekaha residents prepare for road resurfacing, leading to lane closures on Auku‘u, Akepa, and Mamo Roads, November 25-27, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.

A live gopher snake was found among Christmas trees at a Hilo store; contained by staff and captured by HDOA inspectors, who are alert for invasive species.

A lost hiker on the Konahuanui Trail was safely rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department with the aid of Air 1.

Honolulu forecast predicts light winds and mostly dry weather for the weekend, with the Big Island experiencing some showers. Calm conditions expected through Thanksgiving, while incoming swells may affect north and east-facing shores.

The University of Hawaii's Athletics Director Craig Angelos was dismissed after efforts such as securing conference membership and improving travel logistics, causing community backlash and a petition for his reinstatement.

Two juveniles, ages 10 and 11, were arrested for robbing an 11-year-old in Waipahu; they threatened him with a skateboard and knife but no injuries were reported.

The Hawaiʻi DLIR is holding a job and resource fair in Honolulu to connect people with public service careers and provide insight into various department programs.

Kauai officials warn of trash collection delays until early 2025 due to renovations at transfer stations, advising residents to set trash out by 4:30 a.m. on collection days.