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First Alert Forecast: Developing cyclone expected to bring stormy conditions over the weekend
A disturbance to the southeast of Hawaii is forecast to become a tropical cyclone by Thursday.
Police took a 19-year-old man into custody following the alleged attack Monday night.
The Department of Law Enforcement has placed Dibiano Bontog on administrative leave and denounced his actions.
Hawaii County firefighters rescued a hiker who spent days injured in a Pahoa forest
HPD, Waikki Business Improvement District Association and city officials to relaunch Waikiki Citizens Patrols.
After flying for hours, a young German Shepherd named Nutmeg touched down in Honolulu, where she was greeted with lei and a new family.
The Army soldier reported his pregnant wife missing on July 31.
A military family has filed a federal tort claim against the Navy after two daycare workers were convicted and jailed for abusing their daughter at Pearl Harbor. The court documents are scathing and the Navy says it can’t comment on pending litigation or its personnel.
The cyclone is forecast to pass by Hawaii Island this week, bringing heavy flooding rains, winds and large surf for parts of the state.
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The suspect was tracked down and arrested Wednesday.
As the University of Hawaii football team gets ready to face Delaware State this weekend, t he offense is looking to make a splash with the Run ‘N Shoot.
Service will be restored starting Monday, Aug. 26.
An upcoming fundraiser for a foundation started by a late HPD chief was also discussed.
On day three of the Democratic National Convention, police responded to protests in Chicago, which has made getting around difficult for delegates, celebrities, the media and regular citizens.
Students from all over are moving in this week — first at the new Rise center followed by the rest of the campus’ housing units.
First Alert Forecast: Developing cyclone expected to bring stormy weather over the weekend
Last month, the Navy said it was on track to close Red Hill by 2028.
Court documents said he did it to avoid paying child support.
Two University of Hawaii women’s volleyball players earned Big West Conference preseason honors on Wednesday.
More than 700 vendors are preparing for a massive pop-up market at the Hawaii Convention Center.
They’re inviting the public to join in on the discussion and help find solutions.
One resident in Makakilo says he went nine days without a trash pickup.
Last week, Vincent Ian Acosta pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree murder. As part of a plea deal, other charges were dropped.
HPD says a 39-year-old man took a HECO van when it was left unattended with the keys left inside around 4:30 p.m.
The Big Island was the only county that showed a decrease in drug overdose deaths in 2023.
This comes a little over a month after officers captured a different opossum at a Honolulu office building.
At this time, an eruption is not imminent.
Emergency Medical Services responded to two separate moped crashes involving visitors on Tuesday afternoon.
First Alert Forecast: Tracking a developing storm which could impact the state
Foodland is going to the Made in Hawaii Festival from August 23 to 25. Their cooking presents fresh and local dishes, and they will showcase a demonstration to teach locals how they prepare can their meals.
Tyke the elephant’s tragic end prompted greater awareness and advocacy for animal rights.
This year’s theme is “Nourish Our Ohana.”
Owners of Istanbul Hawaii in Ward Village is among the chefs doing cooking demos at the Made in Hawaii Festival this Friday through Sunday, Aug. 23-25, at the Hawaii Convention Center.
Hawaiian Airlines has been burning through cash as it struggled with three simultaneous challenges to its financial health.
It happened back in October of last year.
The lawsuit accuses higher-ranking officers of gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and inappropriate behavior at the training academy.
Officials said the officer fell on the car’s hood and sustained injuries.
Westbound traffic will be affected during road work.
No evacuations were needed and no injuries reported.
HFD said it’s “pretty common” for its crews to fight fires where hydrants are not available.
The job posting will remain open until Thursday or until 550 applications are received.
The tree is scarred, but still standing. However, some want it gone for good.
“It’s really sickening that these individuals did this so blatantly.”
The N5 shield program will monitor air conditions and send real time alerts to the Maui Fire Department
Featuring hotel stays, flight miles, gift cards, local art, and more.
Airline officials say it will now go to the U.S. DOT for review.
The McKinley High School grad was found dead in Seattle four days shy of her 26th birthday.
It’s a very celebratory mood in Chicago, but the only cloud is a continuing dispute over the U.S. policy to Gaza and Israel, which has actually split the Hawaii delegation.
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