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. 

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Lawmakers continue to ask a mystery colleague mixed up in a bribery case to step forward. Traffic deaths on Oahu have doubled over last year. Hear from the police about a new plan to curb this serious issue. Casey Lund has a preview of the Honolulu CIty Lights Festival where he will be live.

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Amid a staggering rise in traffic deaths-- city leaders explore different safety measures across Oahu's roads. The Maui community comes together to celebrate the life of councilwoman Tasha Kama. And President Trump signs a bill to compel the justice department to release the Epstein files. 

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On today’s episode, we’re in the kitchen whipping up a quick and tasty dish from your Thanksgiving leftovers. PLUS — get a preview of the 9th Annual Taste of Korea happening this weekend! 

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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.

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The West Maui water debate battle unfolds in front of the state water commission. Find out if any progress is being made. Hawaii lsland leaders need the public's help in stopping the spread of the coconut rhinoceros beetle. And he laid unidentified in Hawaii's National Cemetery of the Pacific for 75 years, now the remains of a Korean War soldier are finally going home.

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On today’s episode of HI Now Daily, the Honolulu Film Festival announces the HNN Audience Awards live! Then, we’re serving up a tasty preview of Liliha Bakery’s Thanksgiving treats — plus how you can get them for the holiday season.

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A live crash demonstration shows just how vulnerable first responders can be while trying to save lives on the road. What we know about the suspects who robbed a teenage girl at gunpoint in broad daylight. A convicted felon who allegedly admitted to stealing guns from a storage locker pleads not guilty. And our First Alert Weather team is tracking an increased chance for showers across the state.

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The federal government shutdown is over, but Hawaii’s economy is still feeling the effects.
Gov. Josh Green says between the shutdown, Trump’s tariffs, and the overall cuts to federal funding, the state is losing about $3 billion. He also addressed the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission’s approval of a 25.75% rate increase for Young Brothers, the state’s sole interisland cargo carrier.

Aloha United Way is in our Community Spotlight. The nonprofit saw a surge in 211 calls from residents seeking support and resources during the federal government shutdown. Program manager King Zelee said most of the increased call volume centered around food security.

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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.

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