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Hawaii reported an additional COVID-19 fatality on Friday, pushing the death toll from the virus in Hawaii to 407.

Meanwhile, there were 115 new COVID-19 infections. Of those, 76 were on Oahu, 23 on Maui, six on the Big Island, and 10 residents diagnosed out-of-state.

The new infections push the statewide total since the pandemic began to 25,656.

In the last 14 days, there have been 1,501 cases in Hawaii.

Still waiting for unemployment benefits, many of Hawaii's jobless face even more delays with slow movement from the state.

The top stories from across Hawaii and around the world, as seen and heard on 'First at 4 p.m.' from Hawaii News Now — anchored by Ashley Nagaoka and Mark Carpenter.

Hawaii saw two additional COVID-19 fatalities on Thursday, pushing the death toll from the virus in the islands to 406.

Both of the new deaths were on Oahu.

Meanwhile, there were 100 new cases reported, pushing the statewide total to 25,541.

Of the new infections, 65 were on Oahu, 22 on Maui, and seven on the Big Island. There were also six residents diagnosed out-of-state.

The new infections push the statewide total since the pandemic began to 25,442. In the last 14 days, there have been 1,539 cases in Hawaii.

State lawmakers are set to receive their COVID-19 shots today amid concerns over a slow vaccination rollout.

The top stories from across Hawaii and around the world, as seen and heard on 'First at 4 p.m.' from Hawaii News Now — anchored by Ashley Nagaoka and Mark Carpenter.

Hawaii reported three additional COVID-19 fatalities on Wednesday, pushing the statewide death toll from the virus to 404.

Two of the deaths were on Oahu while one was on Maui.

Meanwhile, there were 103 new cases reported.

Of those, 64 were on Oahu, 27 in Maui County, three on the Big Island. There were also nine residents diagnosed out-of-state.

The new infections push the statewide total since the pandemic began to 25,442.

In the last 14 days, there were 1,613 new infections.

Amid the pandemic, a lot of businesses wonder if they will survive. We first take a look at a Big Island business called "Hawaiiverse," which is helping other businesses stay alive. Also, we head to a new healthcare startup that is providing its members unlimited healthcare.

The vandals who trashed a Division of Forestry and Wildlife greenhouse in Pearl City this month still have not been caught, according to the state.