Maui pools in Wailuku and Kīhei are closing temporarily for upgrades to their chlorination systems, affecting local swim routines for better water quality and safety.

A 54-year-old woman from New Mexico was found unconscious in the water off Ali'i Drive, Kailua-Kona, and later died at Queen's Medical Center despite rescue efforts.

Police in Kailua-Kona are investigating a fatal accident where a pedestrian was killed by a Subaru. The driver fled but was arrested and faces multiple charges.

Hawaii expects increased windward showers, strong trade winds midweek, and a drying trend towards the weekend, with potential fire weather concerns due to heightened winds and dry conditions.

Hawaii Island has launched a new digital dashboard to assist residents in finding affordable housing, featuring current and future projects with real-time updates on over 8,100 units.

Hawaii's Department of Agriculture receives record biosecurity funding to fight invasive species, despite vetoes from Governor Josh Green reducing the proposed amounts.

A 46-year-old man from Lahaina was arrested for second-degree murder following a fatal incident along Honoapiilani Highway, as reported by Maui police.

A 59-year-old hiker sustained chest and back injuries after falling from a ledge on Honolulu's Makiki Valley Trail and was airlifted to safety by rescue teams.

Hawaii leaders endorse Kamala Harris following Biden's withdrawal and support for her as the Democratic presidential nominee, praising her outreach during a disaster.

Steven McBride of the University of Hawaii has been suspended from the football team after his arrest on domestic abuse allegations involving his girlfriend and child.

Nola Café opens in Honolulu, offering New Orleans-style beignets and a range of sweet and savory treats, with a café ambiance inspired by the French Quarter.

Anthony Moniz III, a 28-year-old from San Francisco, has been reported missing. Last seen at 2:30 p.m. on July 21, the community is searching for him with police urging public help.

The National Weather Service predicts moderate trade winds and showers primarily over windward areas in Hawaii, with leeward spots seeing less rain. A high-pressure system is keeping conditions steady, with increased showers expected into Wednesday.