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HNN cameras filmed a truck with a trash bin sitting next to a storm drain on East Hind Drive with liquid pouring out it.
Police said Keoni Brown attacked Lola Loebl, 81, in the driveway of her home on Olu Street.
“Waikiki has long been a hub for festivals, but we recognize the need for balance.”
The North Shore native was recognized Wednesday on the House floor.
Police said a 17-year-old suspect turned himself in and was released pending further investigation.
OHA Loan Officer, Robert Crowell shares how OHA's Mālama Loan Program helps Native Hawaiian-owned businesses like Sage Creamery!
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Kristofer Helgen will take over as the museum’s new CEO effective Aug. 1.
President Donald Trump announced plans for sweeping tariffs Wednesday.
Breezy trade winds are set to return this weekend.
Tesla vandalism has reached Hawaii as Elon Musk protests ramp up nationwide.
April is Volunteer Month in Hawaii, and Kanu Hawaii is helping connect people with hundreds of ways to give back.
The Lahaina Restoration Foundation is asking for submissions to its new Lahaina Fire Archive.
Raul Jaramillo Laa, 34, was arrested for first-degree robbery at an auto parts store in Hilo on Tuesday.
Crews will be working on traffic signals in Hilo, Puna, and along Queen Ka’ahumanu Highway in Kona beginning Wednesday, April 2 until Friday, April 11.
Police detained the pair on Mar. 27, at around 8:30 a.m. in connection with a stolen vehicle in Lihue.
Maui anesthesiologist Gerhardt Konig is accused of trying to push his wife, Arielle, off a Pali cliff, beat her with a rock, and inject her with syringes.
A California woman who died from injuries she suffered while hiking on Kauai last month has been identified.
A Maui nonprofit is working to restore trees that were damaged in the 2023 fires and replace the ones that were destroyed.
A key committee voted Tuesday to limit the raise and force the city to find other sources of money.
Hundreds of volunteers have spent countless hours working to clear the land of invasive, fire-prone plants as the drought worsens island-wide.
AARP Hawaii is launching a series of fraud webinars to help kupuna protect themselves from scams.
Hawaii County Civil Defense is warning the public about hot pumice, ash, and Pele’s hair that’s falling on the highway.
Keoni Peter Tosie Brown was charged with second-degree murder and first-degree terroristic threatening.
Traffic was directed to the Tripler hospital off-ramp until the freeway was reopened at 4:03 p.m.
At this time, police believe that alcohol, inattention, and not wearing a seatbelt were primary factors in the crash.
In this special edition of Spotlight Now, students from Kamehameha Schools Maui roll up their sleeves – literally – taking action to help restore Hawaiʻi’s lands and cultural practices.