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First Alert Forecast: Heavy rain possible for the Big Island today, breezy winds expected through tomorrow
Nurses have been working without a contract since June 30.
HNN political analyst Colin Moore expects push for insurance market stabilization fund, workforce housing programs.
The Polynesian Bowl includes 30 of Top 100 players in the United States.
EMS administered advanced life support to a 23-year-old man who was apparently bitten on his arm.
Police are investigating this incident as a coroner’s inquest.
Hawaii’s governor is floating an idea that could bring some of those fire victims here to ease the pressure on resources in California.
Enjoy the trade winds Sunday through early Wednesday.
Friends, family and many more paid tribute to Hiram deFries-Saronitman
DLE said all fireworks will be safely disposed with no questions asked.
Current Radar
Jeffrey Fiala, 25, was part of the Honolulu Fire Department unit that responded to a three-alarm blaze at a residential building in the McCully area.
Conditions will remain somewhat unstable for the eastern end of the state, but the threat of severe thunderstorms has diminished.
High winds pushed the planes together on the runway.
Local education nonprofit Pacific & Asian Affairs Council invites teens to apply for unique cultural immersion experience.
The city said the closures are needed to unify the testing segment and the current operating system.
The so-called ‘Silva Dome’ played a role in a mass shooting last Labor Day weekend.
Rebecca Hernandes quit her day job to pursue being a barista and, after two open-heart surgeries, is celebrating 15 years of brewing coffee.
The Maui Police Department has new equipment that is helping reunite families with lost loved ones, and it is already proven to be successful.
Last June, the former sumo wrestler ran into a medical scare while on a tour in Chicago as he was retaining a significant amount of water due to issues with his kidneys.
The American Red Cross says at least eight of its Hawaii volunteers flew to Los Angeles over the past 24 hours, and roughly two dozen are in training to be ready to go next.
The Department of Law Enforcement still does not have equipment that would automatically record and save dispatch calls or radio transmissions.
Makaha experienced a dramatic show in the skies Thursday night as part of ongoing severe weather that parts of the state have been seeing this week.
The summit district was closed early in the morning, but it has since been reopened.
Get ready for a delicious journey that honors tradition, innovation, and the people who make Hawaii a true foodie paradise!
Maj. Gen. Stephen Logan told lawmakers he wants to look into building the state’s ability to conduct medical missions.
Efforts are underway to help support patients and their families during their time away from home.
University of Hawaii women’s basketball player Daejah Phillips is stepping away from the program for an indefinite period of time.
Police said a woman, 60, was crossing the highway in a marked crosswalk when she was hit.
Winds still remain strong to severe across Maui with 60 mph wind gusts, forecasters say.
Hawaiian Electric crews are still working to restore power to approximately 2,000 customers in pockets of Kihei and the Nahiku area.
More than half of the work is already complete.
Weather alerts are in effect for Maui as heavy rain and thunderstorms drench the island.
Mana Olayan helped organized several neighborhood walks to reduce crime in Leeward Oahu communities.
Round one of 2025 Sony Open underway at Waialae Country Club
These dry winds intensified the wildfire spread in Los Angeles.
The incident happened on Dec. 27.
Hawaii News Now spoke to Peter Lenkov as he waited in his car, hoping to get back to his home in Malibu that was lost in the wildfires.
With over 300 animals now at risk of being left in limbo, Oahu SPCA is pleading with local residents to open their homes and hearts as foster caregivers.
Dana Ledoux Miller, director and co-writer for “Moana 2,” was spotted wearing a design by Manaola at the Golden Globe Awards.
“We’re not gonna leave until the questions are all answered…”
Four trustees were formally inducted into their terms of office during the ceremony at Central Union Church in Honolulu.
Sunday Night Baseball started three years ago with the goal of helping players hone their skills and tap into their full potential.
Hawaii’s high cost of living and lack of affordable housing mean more than half a million residents are barely scraping by.
Macy’s announced 66 stores will close this year as part of its Bold New Chapter plan.
Honolulu police arrested two suspects after a man was set on fire while sleeping in his car.
Hit-or-miss heavy downpours are possible throughout Thursday.
Re-Use Hawaii is a local nonprofit organization that promotes sustainability and hopes to foster a circular economy through material reuse.
Carter Evans, a Hawaii native who previously worked at KGMB and is now a CBS News correspondent in Los Angeles, fought flames in his own neighborhood using a garden hose.
First Alert Forecast: Cold front stalls, more showers and stronger winds expected today
The alert remains in effect until 6 p.m. Thursday.
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