Police have arrested a woman accused of stabbing her 24-year-old husband to death in the Moanalua area late Sunday evening. The incident occured around 11:15 p.m. on Ala Kapuna Street. The 24-year-old male was transported to an area hospital in critical condition and was later pronounced dead.

Flood waters have swept mud and debris through much of the Kahaluu and Waikane area. Residents and businesses tell us they’re preparing for a long week of cleaning up the mess. Even businesses like Sunshine Arts were forced to shut down.

In an Instagram story from an anonymous account, a threat was made Thursday night against Kapolei Middle School. The message had thousands of parents concerned and calling police. The Honolulu Police Department worked with the FBI to check the campus Friday. No unusual incidents were reported.

It’s been a tense two weeks for four Honolulu police officers now under investigation by the FBI. They’re feeling they’ve been treated unfairly. What happened was, they were served with ROPA papers, which is restriction of police authority, but not given a reason as to why they were being ROPA-ed, explained attorney Megan Kau, who is representing one of the accused officers

Flight 1175 from California was able to touch down safely in Honolulu on Tuesday afternoon, but only after the pilots sent out a distress call for the emergency services to be ready to meet it on the ground.

A motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian that occurred early Tuesday morning shutdown eastbound lanes of Ala Moana Boulevard. The 35-year-old male was taken to a nearby hospital in critical condition and was later pronounced dead.

A burning car and a man tied up nearby – that’s what a witness found early Sunday morning in Wahiawa. Police are investigating it as an attempted murder. A witness that did not want to be identified but tells us he was traumatized to find a man bound by duct tape screaming for helping.

Frank Hampp pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree attempted murder on a law enforcement officer. He is being held at Oahu Community Correctional Center, unable to post an increased bail of $3 million.

One of Hawaii’s most notorious standoffs went down 22 years ago this week. John Miranda took his former co-workers hostage on Sand Island, leading to an hours-long face-off with police.

Family members of the driver whose truck crashed into a home in Kalihi tells us there were issues with the truck earlier that day.

A quiet night turned upside down for a Kalihi family after a truck came crashing through their carport, jumped over their cars, and plowed into the backyard. It happened at around 6:20 p.m. at a home on Kula Kolea Drive. The driver of the truck apparently lost control and came barreling down the street at around 50 or 60 miles per hour, according to the homeowner.

A woman accused of deliberately driving off a Hawaii cliff and killing her identical twin sister has been acquitted of murder. Second Circuit Judge Peter Cahill found Alexandria Duval not guilty after a trial that started Monday. Duval opted to have a judge instead of a jury decide the case.

A well-known local tour guide and photographer died on Hawaii island when his tour group was overcome by a noxious steam cloud. It happened at around 8 a.m. Thursday at the lava viewing area on Chain of Craters Road in Kalapana, near the Royal Gardens subdivision.

Missile Defense Agency reports effort to intercept an air-launched intermediate-range ballistic missile with another missile failed. Says an "extensive investigation" underway to find out what went wrong.

Police were called to the fire station in Kalihi Wednesday afternoon after someone found an unexploded ordnance, and dropped it off at the fire station. Police were able to remove it safely.

A U.S. test to try to intercept and destroy a ballistic missile has failed, the second failure in the past year - CNN

A test shoot of the SM-3 Block IIA fired from an Aegie Ashore test sight in Hawaii failed Wednesday, CNN has reported. The missile is designed to intercept ballistic missiles. @CNN

Worker who sent false Hawaii missile-attack alert is fired; emergency management leader resigns - FNC

A murder trial began Monday for a woman accused of deliberately driving off a cliff in Hawaii and killing her identical twin sister. The 2016 crash was a tragic accident, Alexandria Duval’s defense attorney, Birney Bervar said in his opening statement. There’s reasonable doubt of any criminal behavior, he said.

A well-known park in Hilo has become a recurring target for vandalism. It’s been a problem for more than a year now. Vandals have been tagging the grounds of Liliuokalani Gardens.

SecDef Mattis in Hawaii to meet with PACOM and South Korean counterparts

Hawaiʻi Island police charged two individuals with offenses related to the shooting incident that occurred in the Hawi area of North Kohala on Monday

Maui police are searching for the people involved in a deadly hit-and-run in Kihei. The crash occurred on Tuesday, Jan. 23, at around 2:27 a.m. in the McDonald’s parking lot on S. Kihei Road.

After false missile alarm, @GovHawaii couldn't log on to Twitter

Tsunami warning for Canada, Alaska and entire US west coast after 8.2-magnitude earthquake at sea near Alaska

KCNA: "The U.S.is on jitters, being seized by 'fear of the north's missiles.' A ballistic missile threat warning was released throughout Hawaii, U.S. by a mistake recently."

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Your car is more likely to be stolen in Hawaii than in New York. According to statistics by FBI Crime Data Explorer, motor vehicle thefts went down in 2016, but cars are still stolen every day in Hawaii. That’s what happened to Waipahu resident Keith Izawa.

KCNA: "What is all the more ridiculous is that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission put it that the ballistic missile attack evacuation warning which threw the whole of Hawaii in a great chaos was caused by a mistake of a man who pressed the button during shift period."

KCNA: "What was all the more irony was the fuss in Hawaii on January 13The citizens and tourists in great disarray went busy evacuating amid the heightened fear and delusion of persecution about the nuclear force of the DPRK."