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Thursday’s bridge collapse in Washington has many people across the country concerned about bridge safety. There are 1,165 bridges in Hawaii. According to the state Department of Transportation, 84 of them are structurally deficient. The state is doing what it can and says Hawaii’s bridges are safe.
A 24-year-old man is accused of a brutal attack and trying to set another man on fire. The president of the Muslim Association of Hawaii fears he is the next target.
Hawaii is supposed to be snake-free, but that’s not always the case. A live, mildly venomous tree snake was spotted eating a gecko on a Hickam tarmac Thursday afternoon. Officials say a little tree snake could cause big problems in Hawaii.
The Kauai Police Department says there’s a rise in fake $100 bills being circulated across the island. The scary part is that even counterfeit detector pens can’t stop them.
A former Alaska man accused of killing his girlfriend on Kauai could face life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Memorial Day is a time to remember men and women in the armed forces who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
Across the country because of budget problems there will be an element missing.
The public got a chance to weigh in on Friday on finding the next University of Hawaii president.
Tweets, posts and likes — it seems like everyone has their hands in the world of social media, even the Honolulu Police Department.
A 7-year-old girl was inducted into the Girl Scout Hall of Fame for selling 1,000 boxes of cookies. As part of the honor, she was given a tablet computer. It was stolen out of a locked car Friday morning when she and her father went to breakfast at a Keeaumoku Street restaurant.
Three Hawaii beaches landed on Dr. Beach’s 2013 top 10 list of best beaches in the U.S.