A $200,000 Harold K. L. Castle Foundation grant is funding CREATE Hawaiʻi, a pilot that will give Kealakehe High School students paid apprenticeships in creative media. The inaugural cohort will include eight students and offers college credit, certifications and stipends.

Honolulu police say two men robbed a 48-year-old at Sunset Beach early Tuesday; one was arrested and officers are searching for a second suspect.

An 18‑year‑old was arrested after an armed robbery in the Aiea Bowl parking lot; police say a second suspect remains at large.

Brisk northeast trades will push gusts near 30 mph and keep rain limited to spotty showers; a Small Craft Advisory runs through 6 p.m. HST.

Maui police say a 64‑year‑old Kihei man was found fatally stabbed on March 29; a 36‑year‑old was taken into custody and a second‑degree murder investigation is underway.

A Waialua woman says a bag of Sta‑Green soil bought at Waipahu Lowe's contained about 60 coconut rhinoceros beetle larvae. Officials urge shoppers to inspect bagged soil and report suspected pests.

Shoei Global paid $67 million for two Waikīkī parcels under the Bank of Hawaii Waikīkī Center, consolidating leasehold and land ownership in a hot local market.

Federal prosecutors say a Maui man shared child pornography and sent messages investigators say sought to groom toddlers; prosecutors have asked a judge to detain him.

A 46-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Makiki and Honolulu police say a suspect is in custody. Detectives say the victim had argued with his 23-year-old girlfriend.

Honolulu police say a warrant was issued for 40-year-old William Harvest after an alleged March 24 domestic assault; investigators ask anyone with tips to call 911 or CrimeStoppers.

Longtime Rainbow Wahine coach Laura Beeman announced her retirement after 14 seasons and will stay on through a transition while UH searches for her successor.

Video shows a man in an ICE uniform dragged to the pavement and beaten during a No Kings protest in Waikīkī. Honolulu police say a 15‑year‑old was arrested and detectives are investigating.

State agriculture officials warn Merrie Monarch visitors not to move ʻōhiʻa off Hawaiʻi Island as rapid ʻōhiʻa death continues; airport checks and hoʻihoʻi baskets will be available.