Bodycams Are Becoming ‘Second Nature’ For Cops But Piling On Work For Prosecutors
HPD is reupping and possibly expanding its body camera program to more officers.
Back Behind Bars: Miske Co-Defendant Faces New Allegation Of Witness Tampering
Preston Kimoto had been on pretrial release but was arrested by federal agents on Tuesday.
Authorities Arrest 2 During Dawn Raid Of Dilapidated Hilo Hotel
Uncle Billy’s has attracted squatters, homeless people and drug addicts since its closure in 2017.
‘Excited Delirium’: Dubious Syndrome Often Cited In Killings By Police Is Benched By Examiners
The term was referenced in the deaths of Sheldon Haleck and Richard Gregory.
Hawaii On Course To Join States Where Gun Companies Can Be Sued
Mass shootings have added momentum to efforts to hold companies liable.
Push To Lower The Legal Alcohol Limit For Hawaii Drivers Runs Out Of Gas Again
Advocates argue a lower BAC level is an effective deterrent and makes roads safer overall.
Miske Files: Alleged Crime Boss May Not Get A Las Vegas Trial But He Could Get Another Delay
A federal judge considered several motions in the high-profile murder and conspiracy case, including removing Miske’s longtime attorney.
HPD Officers Plead Not Guilty To Charges Stemming From Makaha Crash
Their trial is scheduled for May 22.
Fatal Kailua Ambulance Fire Sparked By Oxygen Tank Mishap, Report Finds
Honolulu EMS Director Jim Ireland said the department has made changes to operating procedures in response.
Hawaii AG: Imprisoned Prison Guard Shouldn鈥檛 Get His Job Back
The state says the labor board exceeded its authority and made a “clearly erroneous” decision regarding Jonathan Taum.