Hawai‘i Island police are seeking information on the disappearance of 76-year-old William Romeo Bishop Sr., last seen on January 22, 2023, near his Kea‘au home. The family has offered a reward, and authorities urge public assistance.

Authorities in Hawai'i Island are searching for 34-year-old Simon Varela, last seen on December 15 in the Ocean View Estates subdivision, driving a rusted gold Toyota Matrix.

High school teams from 'Iolani, Kalani, and Waipahu are set to compete in the 2025 Hawaii LifeSmarts State Competition focused on various knowledge categories.

Hawaiʻi's DLIR is offering free OSHA recordkeeping workshops in Honolulu to help businesses comply with safety regulations and improve workplace safety.

Kristin Baja will speak on resilience hubs for sustainability in Maui's Mayor’s Sustainability Speaker Series, aiming to empower local communities in facing disruptions.

The article details moderate easterly trade winds in Honolulu, with an expected weather shift towards the weekend, potentially bringing showers and thunderstorms. A drier and more stable air mass is predicted to return by Sunday.

Nurses at The Queen's Medical Center reached a tentative deal with management, avoiding a planned strike by securing a proposed salary increase of 13% over three years. The agreement awaits ratification.

Hawai'i Police's South Kohala Community Policing Section invites the public to "Coffee with a Cop" on January 17, 2025, at the Kohala Coffee Company to foster dialogue and community ties.

The Hawaiian Senate plans to focus on education reform, housing affordability, insurance market stability, and environmental sustainability in its 2025 legislative session, as per KHON2.

Increased traffic is expected on Oʻahu as University of Hawaiʻi classes resume, particularly near UH Mānoa. UH suggests alternative transportation to ease congestion.

The Aloha United Way hosted a Nonprofit Resource Fair at Windward Mall to connect the community with various support services and promote their partner agencies.

The NWS warns of heavy showers and possible thunderstorms on Hawaii's Big Island, with wet conditions mainly impacting windward and southeastern areas.

Kauai's Office of Boards and Commissions will close from January 15th to 31st for construction, with operations temporarily moving to the Mo‘ikeha Building.