KITV4 Honolulu

Breezy trades and typical trade wind conditions are returning to the islands. Additionally, there is a possible tropical cyclone expected to enter the Central Pacific late next week.

Hawaii issued a warning concerning fentanyl-laced cocaine. Cocaine has been implicated in a cluster of overdoses on Oahu, though the source suggests this powerful stimulant may not be the only drug behind the rash of resuscitations.

Following a report of a possible bomb threat at Honolulu Community College on Tuesday afternoon, police investigated the incident. Authorities subsequently confirmed that there is no actual threat to the college campus.

Thousands of cattle on Hawaii Island's Ka'u district are in desperate need of water after a storm destroyed their source. Consequently, Hawaii County leaders and ranchers are scheduled to meet tomorrow to discuss finding a resolution.

President Donald Trump approved an emergency declaration for Hawaii in response to Hurricane Lala's disaster relief needs. This declaration specifically authorizes FEMA to provide assistance to the Big Island.

According to DLNR, vandals destroyed multiple trees and installed a bench in an area of the Ewa Forest Reserve. The report states that the vandalism occurred after chopping down several trees.

State crews are continuing the recovery of remains displaced in Na'alehu following Hurricane Lala. The state is scheduled to meet with families in the Ka'u district on Tuesday regarding the loss of loved ones' remains that were washed away during the hurricane.

Storm-related repairs for vehicles were required on Oahu. Separately, Hawaii has reported experiencing two tropical systems over the past two weekends.

Moke has weakened and downgraded to a tropical depression. The expected rainfall impacts are anticipated to be much lower compared to the original forecast provided by the National Hurricane Center.

HIEMA advised the public on procedures for finding remains that were washed away during a storm. The advisory addresses instances where burials were found around Naʻalehu following Hurricane Lala.

A 25-year-old man was hospitalized with critical injuries following an apparent stabbing. The incident took place at Neal S. Blaisdell Park on Saturday night.

A 16-year-old girl was hospitalized after her car crashed into a tree on Saturday evening. The incident occurred near Ala Moana Center.

Tropical Storm Moke's winds are weakening slightly, but heavy rain and flooding remain a concern. Passing rains are expected to begin late tonight on the Big Island.

Kauai firefighters are working to extinguish remaining flames from a brush fire. The incident occurred after a previous brush fire burned 100 acres in Wainiha.

A three-year-old girl was severely injured after a pickup truck rolled back into her in Mountain View. Due to the injuries, she was flown to Oahu for medical treatment.

Tropical Storm Moke is expected to bring heavy rain and a flooding threat to the Big Island starting tonight. The storm's rains are set to impact the area tonight, with further flood threats developing on Sunday.

The Hawaii National Guard is preparing for Tropical Storm Moke. Furthermore, they are continuing recovery efforts following Hurricane Lala.

The Hawaii State Department of Health issued a public warning about a dangerous batch of fentanyl-laced cocaine circulating in Honolulu. The agency states that this drug batch could be linked to several overdose cases.

All emergency shelters on the Big Island are set to open beginning Saturday night. This preparation is due to Tropical Storm Moke, which is expected to pass south of the islands over the next few days.

Governor Josh Green issued an update on state operations and preparedness regarding Tropical Storm Moke. The storm is forecast to pass south of the islands this weekend. Efforts are underway to prepare Big Island residents by setting aside 100 hotel rooms and incoming federal resources.