The Hawaii State Department of Health Clean Water Branch has issued multiple brown water advisories throughout the island.

Kuhio Highway near the Hanalei Bridge remains closed due to floodwaters. Crews with the Hawaii Department of Transportation are on scene. 

Inspections are scheduled to begin Thursday, Oct. 1, and continue through the end of the month.

According to the Honolulu Police Department, the moped rider ran a red light at the intersection of Fort Weaver and Renton Roads, on Sept. 1.

The victim has been identified as 18-year-old Manuel Olivas of Lahaina.

Some residents say now is the time for infrastructure improvements.

Surging fuel and air cargo expenses are driving up shipping costs, pushing Hawaii grocery bills even higher across the islands.

First Alert Forecast: Increasing showers from Nolo expected through Thursday, mainly for the west end of the state

A new initiative from the University of Hawaii is streamlining the path to higher education for local high school students.

According to a witness, the driver accidentally put her vehicle in drive instead of reverse.

Four swimmers were airlifted to safety Saturday after getting caught in powerful storm surf off Kehena Beach on Hawaii Island.

He has been identified as 53-year-old Joe McDonald of Pahoa.

Through an ongoing collaboration between the Stadium Authority and the Department of Accounting and General Services’ (DAGS) Hawaii State Archives, the collection has been digitized and made available to the community.

A band of moisture presently on the NE side of Hurricane Nolo extends southeastward into the deep tropics.

Nolo is expected to turn toward the northwest on a track that should keep it west of Niihau and Kauai.

Four Lahaina schools will remain closed Monday due to ongoing power outages, uncertainty surrounding the nearby Olowalu brush fire and concerns about reliable water service at the campuses.

A band of moisture trailing the hurricane could move in from the south around Wednesday.

Hawaiian Electric has activated its Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) program and proactively shut off power in Pukalani, Maui, due to high exposure to wildfire risk.

The Maui Emergency Management Agency said the fire was reported around 12:35 p.m. near Pulehu Road and Hansen Road.

Mayor Kimo Alameda said flooding remains the county’s biggest concern, especially in Kau, where some roads were closed after heavy rain overnight.

At 10:30 p.m., the state Department of Transportation said Honoapiilani Highway between N. Kihei Road and Olowalu has reopened.

A turn toward the northwest is expected by tonight, with this general motion continuing through Tuesday.

Responding officers found evidence of a shooting, including damage to nearby property.

A Public Safety Power Shutoff watch is in effect as Hawaiian Electric continues to monitor conditions from Hurricane Nolo as it moves west.