Crews work to clear, reopen damaged sections of Farrington Highway
Billy V reports live from Farrington Highway, where crews are working to reopen some portions of the road damaged by the storm.
Crash Landing for ‘Bows, San Diego Sweeps to Close Out Volleyball Classic
HONOLULU, HI – After a five set battle against nationally ranked Baylor the night prior, the Rainbow Wāhine returned to the Bankoh Arena looking to close out the Hawaiian Airlines Volleyball Classic on a high note. San Diego had their own plans, sweeping Hawai‘i 25-16, 25-17, 25-18 on Sunday.
HPD needs community help locating WCF escapee
Honolulu law enforcement agencies issued a community alert for 28-year-old Ikaika Wyatt Scott, who escaped from the Waiawa Correctional Facility on Tuesday morning.
Ala Moana Regional Park roads buried in sand after storm surge hits south shore
Ala Moana Regional Park roads remain closed to cars as heavy machinery clears storm surge sand, though residents can still access the park on foot.
KOOL 107.9 & 97.5 KHCM Relaunches in Hawaii’s Greatest Hits Station
"The station was actually known as KOOL in the past." The post KOOL 107.9 & 97.5 KHCM Relaunches in Hawaii’s Greatest Hits Station appeared first on Barrett Media .
Manhunt underway for Waiawa prison inmate
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii law enforcement agencies are searching for a Waiawa Correctional Facility inmate who escaped early Tuesday morning. Officials said 28-year-old Ikaika Wyatt Scott was reported missing from the facility shortly before 6 a.m. Scott is described as six feet tall and approximately 215 pound
HART begins tree removal on Halekauwila St. for rail development
Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation crews began tree pruning and removal on Halekauwila Street on September 8 to facilitate ongoing rail construction.
Storm surge slams Leeward, Oahu
Residents in Nanakuli worked to clear sand and debris from streets following a powerful storm surge that caused significant property damage and left thousands without power.
Oahu beachgoers make the most of Labor Day as Hurricane Lowell swell grows
Point Panic remained busy on Labor Day as beachgoers enjoyed the holiday while keeping an eye on growing waves from Hurricane Lowell. Surf along Oahu’s south-facing shores is expected to build to 15 to 20 feet, with conditions becoming more dangerous tonight.
Mayor, first responders share city response plan for Lowell
Ahead of Lowell's arrival, Oʻahu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and first responder agencies will discuss the city's preparations, response plans and advice for residents.

















