Hawaii News Now – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Kainoa and Natalie go head-to-head on today's episode of HI Now Daily! They're checking out Hawaii's first and only live game show experience and trust us... it feels just like stepping onto a real game show set.

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The NFL's Los Angeles Rams are coming to Hawaii for off-season training. Meanwhile a co-defendant in Mike Miske's criminal enterprise was sentenced to 14 years in prison he pleaded guilty, plus a judge has denied a motion to change pleas for a man who pleaded guilty to killing his 73-year-old lover in Hawaii Loa Ridge.

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A celebration of life is being held for state Rep. Gene Ward. Honolulu police have opened an attempted murder investigation after a shooting at a home in Hawaii Kai. Two men accused in an alleged "murder-for-hire" acid attack on Oahu appear in court.

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Honolulu police are looking for an arsonist this morning after a Wahiawa playground went up in flames. We have details on the investigation.

Keeping our construction workers safe. Casey Lund out live with the latest efforts on this Construction Safety Week.

The Wahiawa Public Library has closed its doors. This morning we hear from residents who stopped by to say aloha the building.

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After the deadly fireworks explosion on New Year's Eve, Hawaii's state lawmakers have approved measures that they say will address the issue, plus two vehicles caught on fire Saturday afternoon near the Aiea Heights Drive bridge.

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On Oahu, a car ended up on its roof after a crash in the Salt Lake area Saturday morning. Plus the state Department of Transportation has declared a traffic emergency zone on the H-1 in Halawa at the Ulune Street on-ramp going westbound.

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We’re keeping the Lei Day fun going, with a contest in Waikiki! Check out today’s episode of HI Now Daily for the well-known judges, a happy hour and live music.

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Intriguing developments in the University of Hawaii's quest for a new athletics director as ousted AD Craig Angelos applies to get his job back. Honolulu's mayor has a stern warning for the arsonist who torched a recently renovated playground in Wahiawa. Plus a look at some of the bills lawmakers pushed through at the last-minute as the legislative session comes to a close.

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After being let go almost six months ago, former University of Hawaii athletics director Craig Angelos has reapplied for the position. The White House releases a budget proposal that includes deep cuts to domestic spending but more funding for defense and boarder security. And PBS Hawaii responds after President Trump signs an executive order to cut all federal funding for PBS and NPR.

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Delays to adding more red light and speed enforcement cameras across Oahu. Why the legislature's lack of action is to blame.

President Trump has signed an executive order to cut ALL federal funding for PBS and NPR. We'll tell you just how much of PBS Hawaii's budget comes from federal dollars.

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