The House Oversight Committee has released a new batch of photos from the Jeffrey Epstein estate, several of which feature President Donald Trump. Honolulu Police are still looking for suspects and investigating a deadly shooting last night in the Halawa area. And Oahu's traffic fatalities are up to 81 this year after two more crash victims from past incidents died. 

A front is bringing showers to the western end of the state today, but our First Alert Weather team is tracking an even stronger one right behind it with the potential for heavy rainfall and flash flooding. On Oahu's North Shore, Kamehameha Highway is closed in all directions near Kui-lima Drive because of a car crash. And state agencies are on alert after a third possible case of avian flu was found in a wild bird on Kauai. 

President Donald Trump holds a rally in Pennsylvania to address rising affordability concerns. The paraglider who died Monday afternoon after crashing into a cliff has been identified.

President Trump is headed to Pennsylvania to deliver a speech about the economy and affordability, which he calls a "Democrat hoax." This Thursday at noon, Senator Brian Schatz is hosting a statewide telephone town hall meeting. And an HPD officer is recovering after he was allegedly stabbed while on duty in Waikiki.

A powerful 7.6-Magnitude earthquake struck today off Japan's northeastern coast, triggering evacuation orders and a tsunami warning for parts of the coastline. A pedestrian who was critically injured in a crash on Nimitz Highway in the Kalihi area this morning has died. And Honolulu Police arrested a man accused of an armed robbery at a Waikiki hotel Sunday morning.

Opening ceremonies for "The Eddie" are happening now. Guy Hagi gives us a look at conditions as the waiting period for the competition begins and what to expect if you plan to come. An emotional sentencing of a young man who shot and killed a teen at Makaha Beach Park two years ago brought some closure to a tragedy that's devastated two families.  And Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces intensifying questions in Washington over the Trump administration's strikes on alleged drug boats. 

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing scrutiny over both his use of the Signal app to share sensitive information back in march and the more recent controversial strike in the waters off Venezuela. Happening today: sentencing for a Mahaka shooting case that killed a 17-year-old back in 2023. And the City will give $1 million in taxpayer money to the family of a teen who was killed by police after a crime spree in 2021. 

President Trump is weighing in as controversy grows over his defense secretary's alleged order to "kill everybody" in the Caribbean. Kauai police need help identifying several suspects caught on video in a brutal parking lot attack last month.

Investigators are looking into what sparked fires in Hilo this weekend that left two people dead and dozens displaced. Plus what's ahead in the forecast this week after a large ocean swell kept lifeguards busy over the weekend.

A warning from first responders as winter’s first extra-large swell is expected to roll in this weekend. Plus President Trump is responding after an ambush attack just blocks from the White House, allegedly by an Afghan national, resulted in the death of a National Guard soldier.

An Afghan national is charged with the shooting of two National Guard troops. Meanwhile, Honolulu police arrest a man in Waikiki for allegedly biting and kicking an officer, sending him to the hospital.

Breaking news out of Washington, D.C., two West Virginia National Guard members were shot just blocks from the White House. West Virginia's governor initially said the troops had died, but later walked back the statement to say his office was “receiving conflicting reports” about their condition.  Police in Hong Kong arrested three men on suspicion of manslaughter, several local news media reported, in connection with a blaze that has killed at least 36 people and left another 279 missing in the city’s deadliest fire in years.

We're hearing from the wife of the Navy officer who drowned while saving his son off Kauai's West side over the weekend. On Oahu, a suspect is in custody after he allegedly tried to kidnap two children and drive away in their father's truck. And tenants who were evicted at a Downtown apartment building have now reportedly taken it over. 

The Trump administration was dealt a blow in its legal battle against former FBI director James Comey and New York attorney general Letitia James. Police are searching for the gunman in an overnight shooting in Kalihi. The suspect in a stabbing near the Keeaumoku Walmart is also on the run. And a woman pulled from waters off Kakaako has died.

A chain reaction crash in Halawa turned deadly with Oahu recording its 75th traffic fatality this year. President Trump is once again at odds with Democratic lawmakers centered around a video posted to social media. The Honolulu City Council is on the verge of approving another settlement for a death during a police chase.

Breaking news: HFD crews are battling a wildfire near the H1 Freeway in West Oahu. In Washington, the Department of Justice now has 30 days to release all unclassified Epstein files after President Trump announced he signed the legislation late last night. And the Army has contacted more than 1,400 women seen by a former Tripler Army Medical Center gynecologist accused of secretly video taping his patients. 

Our First Alert Team is tracking deep tropical moisture, which will continue to stream over the eastern end of the state today. Loved ones, friends, and colleagues gathered at the Castle Theater at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center for a celebration of life service for Maui County Councilmember Tasha Kama. And a lawsuit has been filed claiming a boy was sexually assaulted and bullied at a popular after-school program.

The House overwhelmingly approved a bill today that requires the Attorney General to make public all unclassified and investigative materials related to the case of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Honolulu police are investigating after a 15-year-old girl was robbed at gunpoint at a Maili bus stop this morning. And Maui County is beginning to dole out more than a billion dollars in federal funds to help wildfire survivors find housing.

In the face of growing GOP support for a bill that pushes the Justice Department to release all the files it has on Jeffrey Epstein, President Trump appears to be reversing his stance on making the documents public. Two men accused of trying to steal residential properties from Oahu Homeowners appeared in court today. And the crews of Hokulea and Hikianalia were officially welcomed to Waitangi on Friday, where they were greeted by the same Maori war canoe that welcomed Hokulea 40 years ago. 

We're following some developing news on Hawaii Island where a footbridge in Hilo partially collapsed. Also on Hawaii Island, Adonis Higa now faces an enhanced prison sentence without parole for allegedly attempting to sexually assault a disabled woman in Keaau. And environmentalists are raising the alarm on a state land board issue that could void some major decisions.

Honolulu police say it appears that a former government informant was allegedly murdered by his sister's boyfriend because of a dispute over money. Governor Green has named an advisory committee to provide guidance on the ongoing discussion over military land leases. And new questions are arising about president trump's relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein with a new batch of private emails released by Democratic lawmakers.

Breaking news: An arrest has been made in the murder of Jonnaven Monalim, who was a state witness in the Pali Golf Course gang shootout 20 years ago. Newly released emails are calling into question what President Trump did or did not know about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's crimes. And advocates for the homeless say more needs to be done to prevent Maui residents from ending up on the streets.

Hawaii and the rest of the nation are honoring our heroes on this Veterans Day. At the Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial, a moment of silence was held in tribute of the 10,000 Hawaii veterans who served in World War I. The House is set to vote as early as tomorrow afternoon on a measure to fund the government, after the Senate broke the stalemate last night, passing a bill to end the longest government shutdown in American history. And Former President Barack Obama surprised veterans of the Korean and Vietnam Wars when their honor flight landed in Washington, D.C.

Senate Republicans hope to hold a vote soon on a funding package after a group of Democrats split with their party to support a measure that would end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Despite calls from the federal government to block food assistance -- Hawaii lawmakers say aid will still be available. And officials have positively identified a body found in Waipio as Jonnaven Monalim, a former government witness who testified in the 2004 Pali Golf Course shootout case. 

As the federal government shutdown drags into day 38, airlines have been canceling flights at 40 of the busiest U.S. airports, including Honolulu, in response to a shortage of air traffic controllers. Additional relief funds will be available for SNAP recipients to use starting this Monday. And the crews of the Hokulea and Hikianalia have New Zealand in their view. 

We're live at the Aloha Stadium as the Hawaii Foodbank hosts its largest distribution event to help those impacted by the federal government shutdown. An apartment fire in Makaha sends a 69-year-old woman to the hospital.

Breaking news out of Kauai -- dozens of people have been detained in an immigration raid on the island. At least 9 people are dead after a UPS plane headed for Honolulu crashed during takeoff in Kentucky. And the federal government shutdown is now in its 36th day, making it the longest in U.S. history, followed by one during President Trump's first term.

As the government shutdown drags on, more flights are being canceled or delayed due to airport staffing issues. Hawaii State Libraries are collecting non-perishable food for food banks. And reaction is pouring in after the death of former Vice President Dick Cheney, who passed away from complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease. 

A gunman suspected of shooting a 27-year-old man and a 13-year-old boy is on the run. HFD responded to a 2-alarm fire in Wahiawa at the Department of Education's Central District Office on California Avenue. And the state is issuing all SNAP recipients $250 in addition to the Hawaii Relief Program, which provides support for families in need.  

Two separate federal judges have issued last minute rulings which could help tens of millions of Americans put food on the table next month.  Hawaii residents who rely on food stamps will be getting $250 dollars each from the state, part of one of the programs announced by Governor Josh Green to help people impacted by the federal shutdown. And Casey Lund has a preview at some of the family friendly Halloween activities going on in Waikiki.

The state is taking action to protect Hawaii residents, both families and individuals, from impacts of the ongoing federal government shutdown. A woman is dead after a two-alarm fire destroyed an Ewa Beach home. University of Hawaii at Manoa campus police are searching for a suspect in an alleged sexual assault.

On Hawaii Island this morning, a prayer for healing and a plea to the public to drive with care as there have already been 19 fatalities on Hawaii Island roads. In light of the tragic vehicle and pedestrian collisions, Honolulu EMS is joining the Blood Bank of Hawai'i in urging residents to donate blood. And Hawaii lawmakers are working on a plan to provide $100 million in housing assistance for the state's neediest families as SNAP benefits are set to expire. 

A 19-year-old woman has died and two-others are hospitalized after a multi-car crash in Nanakuli. Hurricane Melissa has now made landfall in southwest Jamaica as a Category 5 storm. And the West Oahu community is mourning the loss of two friends and teammates who drowned over the weekend.

With the federal government shutdown now in its fourth week, the pain is becoming real for many Americans. The Hawaii Foodbank is launching new food distributions across Oahu, trying to reach families, federal employees, and even military households affected by the shutdown. And authorities confirm two young fishermen have died after they were found unresponsive in West Oahu waters on Saturday. 

It is a First Alert Weather Day; high winds and dry conditions in our forecast are the perfect ingredients for critical fire weather. We have new details on a deadly crash in North Hilo yesterday. And Volcanoes National Park is still open during the government shutdown, but some visitors say they did not see any park rangers during last Friday's eruption.

Fire investigators on the Big Island are still trying to figure out what sparked a deadly blaze at a small Hilo hotel. Our team has declared First Alert Weather Days for today through Saturday as a Red Flag Warning is in effect. And Honolulu police are searching for two men accused of robbing and stabbing a 29-year-old man in Moiliili. 

One person is dead and another is missing after an early morning fire at a the Wild Ginger Hotel in Hilo. A tense standoff in Kapahulu came to an end early this morning when the suspect in an hours-long barricade on Herbert Street surrendered and was taken into custody. And we are monitoring a water main break in Kaimuki that began yesterday afternoon.

A deputy sheriff is recovering after being shot during an operation in Kapahulu this morning, where a barricade situation is underway. Alumni, community leaders, and their supporters came together at Iolani Palace to protest as a Virginia nonprofit is suing Kamehameha Schools over its admissions policy. And crews are back out in the waters off Kailua, hoping to find a missing canoe paddler. 

Breaking news: A federal lawsuit has been filed against Kamehameha Schools alleging the school's admissions policy violates civil rights laws. Crews continue to search for a missing paddler in Windward Oahu who went missing in waters off Kailua yesterday morning. And tens of thousands of SNAP recipients in Hawaii will have to meet new work requirements to keep getting their benefits.

Health care workers from Kapiolani Medical Center say they are striking over unfair labor practices, wages, and benefits. The state says the number of illnesses potentially linked to recalled Meadow Gold chocolate milk climbs to 15. And President Donald Trump criticized U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono, (D) Hawaii, claiming she is pushing for plans to build a train that would run from the mainland to Hawaii. 

A busy opening day for Skyline's second segment with packed trains and excited riders. John Bolton, President Trump's former national security adviser, has been indicted, charged with illegally storing and transmitting classified information. And an activist from Kauai who was detained by the Israeli Navy is speaking out about her experience. 

Health alert: Meadow Gold Chocolate milk half-pints were sent out to nearly 200 local schools. From Halawa to Middle Street, the new segment opens to the public tomorrow. And it is day 15 of the government shutdown, and thousands of workers are feeling the strain of partial or missed paychecks. 

Nearly 2,000 health care workers are on the picket lines in Hawaii as part of a multi-state strike against Kaiser Permanente. Major airports across the country, including in Hawaii, are refusing to play a video of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blaming Democrats for the shutdown-related delays at TSA security checkpoints. And the Maui Humane Society says 18 dogs will be euthanized if they're not adopted by the end of the month.

After two years of war, the remaining living Israeli hostages have returned to Israel, and the fighting in Gaza has stopped. Thousands of local healthcare workers are set to begin a five-day strike tomorrow morning. As the government shutdown approaches its second week, unpaid federal workers across the country turn to food banks.

The Trump administration is issuing reduction in force notices to various agencies as the federal government shutdown nears a third. Starting November 1, Hawaii SNAP recipients who are able-bodied adults will face new work requirements under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. And an update on the tragic death of two women whose bodies were recovered from a downed banyan tree in Hilo back in July; Hawaii Island police detectives have identified the second victim.

We're following breaking news, as another political foe of President Trump has been indicted. New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted in the Eastern District of Virginia. Tensions are rising on Capitol Hill with lawmakers still at odds over how to reopen the federal government. And Honolulu police have arrested a 54-year-old man for arson after a Nanakuli townhouse went up in flames. 

As the government shutdown enters its second week with no end in sight, federal workers pleaded with lawmakers today to sit down together and work out their differences. Police are searching for Bryce Bruno, and they say he should be considered armed and dangerous. HPD is also looking for a suspected arsonist on the loose after a 3-alarm fire tore through a Nanakuli apartment building.

With no end in sight to the government shutdown, federal workers plead with lawmakers to work out their differences. Honolulu police are searching for an attempted murder suspect on the run, who should be considered armed and dangerous.

With the federal government shutdown reaching its seventh day, back pay for furloughed workers remains uncertain. How Dave's Ice Cream lost more than a million dollars due to embezzlement. An 18-year-old woman accused of stabbing a 13-year-old-girl in a Honolulu park over the weekend has been charged. After a 6-year hiatus, the Maui County Fair sold more than 116,000 tickets over four days in Wailuku.

The latest from Capitol Hill, with no sign of a resolution, as the White House warns of mass firings should the federal government shutdown continue. We have new details from police after a 13-year-old girl was stabbed at a Honolulu park. A woman with ties to Hawaii is among hundreds of activists detained by the Israeli government.