Stormy weather conditions will arrive a little later than initial forecasts, anticipated to move down the island chain Thursday through Friday.

A strong storm is expected to impact the entire state of Hawaii Wednesday night through Friday, bringing heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

A powerful storm that will bring heavy rain, gusty winds and flash flooding is set to hit the Hawaiian Islands Wednesday evening.

The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Flood Advisory on Sunday warning of minor flooding on roads, in streams, and in poorly drained areas. While the flood warning for Oahu has expired, most Hawaiian islands remain under a flood watch as residents are bracing for potential future downpours as storms remain a threat this week.

Crews on Oahu are working overtime to remove tons of trash and debris that filled waterways after heavy rains over the weekend in order to prevent flooding from the upcoming

The Coast Guard has called off its search for a missing teenage couple, Samantha Chun and Joey Fujioka, believed to have gone swimming one night last week off of Oahu's North Shore in Hawaii

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Remains found off Ke Iki Beach have been identified as those of missing teen Joseph "Joey" Fujioka, while the search continues for his girlfriend Samantha Chun.

Opponents of Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s administration’s plan to site the city’s next solid-waste landfill on active pineapple fields above Central Oahu’s freshwater aquifer continued to denounce the action this week.

Nearly 20% of the 25,000 tons from residential blue cart items do not belong there and end up at H-Power in Kapolei.

In the dark hours Wednesday morning as the sun slowly rose over the horizon in Waimanalo, soldiers from the 25th Infantry Division’s 21st Regiment and cadets from University of Hawaii’s Reserve Officer Training Corps tested themselves to the limits,

According to the monthly Hawaii Vacation Rental Performance Report, vacation rentals were 52% occupied during the full year of 2024, down from 74% in 2019. It’s just a slight drop from 2023, when vacation rentals were nearly 56% occupied.