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First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds with scattered showers expected to hold through Wednesday
After celebrating her 50th birthday in Windward Oahu, Hōkūleʻa crew members gave the public a chance to experience the voyaging canoe up close.
A Hawaii County police officer was honored for tracking down two armed and dangerous fugitives two days in a row.
Police said Latishia Soares died after her sister’s ex-boyfriend, Isaiah Fourshey, opened fire at a home in Mountain View on March 4.
A Kona boy was taken out of Konawaena Elementary by a school resource officer two weeks ago, HNN Investigates has learned.
As more homes are rebuilt in Lahaina, a new challenge is leaving residents powerless.
The city is proposing annual increases ranging from 5–9% over a 10-year period.
Officials said the victim, a 71-year-old man, was in a marked crosswalk on Moanalua Road, near Ualo Street.
The aunt of Azaeliyah Pili-Ah You released a photo from the girl’s celebration of life, where she says the family could see bruises on her body while she was in her coffin.
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This Friday is the 105th annual Kamehameha Schools Song Contest, and Callie Onishi of Kāne’ohe is directing the freshmen.
The Kauai-based team behind the online lessons hopped on the internet way back in 2007, when social media was just getting off the ground.
An asteroid the size of a jumbo jet was first discovered by astronomers at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Lawmakers said a recession could mean less money in the treasury during these uncertain times when federal programs are in jeopardy.
Four Washington Middle students will represent Team Hawaii at the national level in May.
The Hawaii International Film Festival’s second annual Opio Fest will show 56 student short films selected from over 200 submissions.
The 90-day appeal period for Oahu runs from March 13 through June 10.
During a hearing Monday, Judge Ronald Johnson cited concerns that Janae Perez and Ashleigh Utley continue to pose a danger to the child’s siblings.
A strong high-pressure system to our north is creating strong trade winds across the state.
The Hawaii Department of Education will present its plans to review schools for possible consolidation to a board committee on Thursday.
On Monday and Tuesday, UH Hilo is hosting He Olelo Ola, an event that invites indigenous language specialists from around the world.
The University of Hawaii’s Applied Research Laboratory presented its newly developed low-cost, maritime acoustic sensors that detect incoming aircrafts.
Kauai’s mayor Derek Kawakami has labeled the renovation project as “the field of dreams” for future generations.
Crews will be doing drainage repair work on the highway at Mohihi Street in the Nanakuli area.
The city is adding streetlights to the mauka and ewa corner of McCully and Kapiolani, in proximity to the McCully Shopping Center.
King Kekaulike high school students were announced as the 2025 winners of the Honolulu Festival’s annual Maui Mikoshi design contest.
Honolulu police have arrested a 15-year-old boy in connection to a robbery at Pearlridge Center.
Bobby Curran, one of the legendary voices of Rainbow athletics, died Sunday.
A man has died after a single vehicle crash in Wailuku Saturday evening.
Marshallese Ambassador to the U.S. says he’s confident in Trump administration’s support, regardless of its stance on climate change.
A woman who had not been seen since Friday was found in Ewa Saturday evening.
Aloha la O Waianae is a free community resource fair and concert that will take place at Waianae Elementary School from 4-7 p.m.
Some people who witnessed the launch returned to the same spot 50 years later.
A protest for aimed at calling for reproductive rights, LGBTQIA+ and allies took place at the state capitol Saturday.
The 29th annual Honolulu Festival takes place March 8-9 with a cultural celebration of music, dance and arts featuring 91 groups from Japan, the Pacific Rim and Hawaii.
Hawaii News Now aired “Celebrating Hōkūleʻa,” a live broadcast celebrating the voyaging canoe’s 50th birthday from Kualoa Regional Park.
The group was invited to perform at the Lincoln Center on April 12 as part of the international concert series “Total Vocal” presented by Distinguished Concerts International New York.
Police seized more than a dozen gambling devices and cash from an illegal game room in McCully.
For the first time since the COVID pandemic, the pub will be open the weekend before St. Patrick’s Day for dine-in and take-out.
Police said that Royden Daikawa, 54, was swept off rocks in an area known as Mermaid Pond along Government Beach Road near the airport.
Police said the 63-year-old man was in a kite surfing accident around 10:20 a.m. on Wednesday.
A high surf advisory is also in effect for some north and west-facing shores.
Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen delivered his third State of the County Address on Friday.
Sina Pili was arrested on a grand jury bench warrant after she was indicted on charges of manslaughter, endangering the welfare of a minor, and persistent nonsupport.
Big wave surfer Kealii Mamala is accused of restraining a household member since last November.
A document filed last month detailed the appeal by Joshua Nahulu, who is accused of collisions involving death or serious bodily injury.
Iolani senior Sage Miller is a decorated swimmer for the Lady Raiders, a journey that started basically at birth.
The numbers are a dramatic jump from the prior fiscal year when the state reported two boys died, both under the age of two.
As they move to override city plans to build a new landfill over an aquifer, lawmakers say they hope to squeeze the military for a site, even though that hasn’t worked before.
Mayor Kimo Alameda said the agreements fulfill his promise to settle hazard pay fairly with all employees.
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