Big Island police are currently investigating a deadly crash in Waikoloa that took the life of a three year old. Residents at Otake Camp in Wailua were ordered to evacuate yesterday afternoon. One Kaneohe resident is dealing with major cleanup after floodwaters rushed into his yard and filled the space beneath his home.

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Police are currently investigating two overnight incidents involving violence in Mapunapuna. The state is on the hook for millions after failing to meet its obligations to a student with disabilities. Flash flood warnings were issued on this First Alert Weather Day.

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Hawaii taxpayers will pay $8 million to provide lifetime care for a severely autistic student after her family spent 17 years fighting the state Department of Education for adequate special education support. Plus, a new state law requires landlords to notify mediation services when they issue an eviction notice to tenants, giving both parties a chance to resolve disputes before going to court.

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East Honolulu residents beyond frustrated with feral chickens, the legislation aimed at addressing the growing bird population. A former Oahu man is on track to land a near $2 million settlement over a case of mistaken identify. And the Supreme Court strikes down President Trump's sweeping tariffs in a blow to his economic agenda.

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On today’s episode of HI Now Daily, we’re LIVE from Ala Moana Center with the latest retail and food openings, celebrating Lunar New Year — plus Hapa Symphony performs in-studio.

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Our team is tracking a disturbance that could bring another round of wet weather to the state, starting with the Garden Isle this afternoon and lasting through the weekend. President Trump announced alternative plans to keep his sweeping tariff policy in place after the Supreme Court handed his administration a major defeat. And state lawmakers are moving to split the Hawaiian Electric Company into two parts to encourage more renewable energy and lower costs.

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The EPA re-writes the rules on the Navy's Red Hill response to eliminate community meetings. New concerns were voiced last night about the impact of the Hawaii Pacific Health and HMSA partnership on healthcare for Native Hawaiians. UH economists explain why Hawaii now falls in the category of a "left behind" region.

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The Navy is no longer required to meet with community members regarding the 2021 Red Hill fuel spill that contaminated drinking water for more than 90,000 Oahu residents, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Plus, a bill honoring a 16-year-old girl killed at the hands of a reckless, unlicensed driver now has another name to it: Koali Denning-Ring.

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