The Kalalau Trail in Kauai has reopened after a closure due to a norovirus outbreak linked to an infected visitor.

New hunting regulations in Hawaii include a daily bag limit of three goats without tags and expanded open hunting days, with variable vehicular access rules.

A coconut rhinoceros beetle was found in a trap in Waikoloa, Hawaii, raising concerns over potential damage to palm trees and prompting increased surveillance and eradication efforts by the HDOA and other agencies.

Hawaii's Kalalau Trail remains closed after a norovirus outbreak, aside from part of the trail set to open for day use. Health officials continue to monitor the situation, while deep-cleaning efforts are underway to ensure visitor safety.

Kīlauea Volcano's activity prompts a 90-day closure of the Kahaualeʻa Natural Area Reserve. The closure includes the Kahaualeʻa Trail due to safety concerns over lava flows and toxic fumes.

A private donor plans to donate land to help manage the impact of tourism at Hawaii's Pololū Trailhead, aligning with a community-collaborated management plan.

Maui's Parks and Recreation Department announces one-day permit events for summer 2025 private parties to streamline the reservation process amidst high demand and operational challenges.

The Kalalau Trail in Hawaii is closed due to a norovirus outbreak, with 37 reported cases. Authorities are cleaning the area to prevent the virus's spread.

Baldwin Beach Park's pavilion in Maui is being removed due to damage from high surf and rising sea levels, with emergency permits in progress and officials emphasizing safety and minimizing environmental impact.

Hawaii conservationists deploy helicopters to distribute BTi bacterium, combatting mosquito-borne avian malaria and protecting native birds without harming other organisms.

The Moanalua Section of the Honolulu Watershed Forest Reserve in Hawaii has reopened, with a warning to hikers to avoid the eroded Middle Ridge. Volunteers have been addressing the area's drainage and erosion issues.

Hawaii's Sand Island State Recreation Area suspends camping due to rampant rule-breaking, with officials citing public danger and environmental concerns.

Salt Lake's Likini Street Mini Park has been renamed to honor Howard Shima, a 97-year-old Army veteran and community advocate, recognizing his lifelong service and contributions.