This just into our news room, the woman accused of fatally shooting a man outside the Target in Kailua last weekend has been indicted. A popular Waipahu restaurant is destroyed after an early morning two-alarm fire. And in Kalihi, a man has died following a collision with a vehicle on Sand Island Access Road.

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Steps with purpose and music with heart. Join two community walks supporting local families facing breast cancer and ALS, plus a Hawaii debut of Irish music and dance with Mililani native Joel Libed.

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A Kauai man survives a freak accident cleaning debris from Hurricane Lowell. Despite that, how he's looking for the good things in life. Plus, a towing company in Waiawa is now being ordered to shut down by the Department of Health. What options the company has after already owing nearly half a million dollars in fines. And it should be a last resort for families. Yet bankruptcy filings are on the rise in the past few years. We'll tell you why.

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Maui Mayor Richard Bissen and state Sen. Brenton Awa joined Spotlight Now Tuesday ahead of the upcoming general election.

Bissen is seeking a second term as Maui County mayor facing challenger Yuki Lei Sugimura, while Awa is challenging U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda for the 2nd Congressional District seat.

In both races, their opponents declined to participate in forums on Spotlight Now. Instead, Bissen and Awa each received a half hour to discuss key topics in their districts and answer viewer questions.

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Maui’s sidelined police chief accuses the mayor, who is pushing back. Six Oahu schools briefly went into lockdown after threats were called in. Plus, Hawaii County releases body-camera video of the deadly Ocean View shooting as the police chief says it appears to be within policy.

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Hawaii's governor and county mayors join forces to support a constitutional amendment on the midterm ballot. Leaders from both sides of the Pacific are in Tokyo this week to discuss how to strengthen the connection between Hawaii and Japan. Casey Lund will tell us more on the U.S.- Japan Council conference. And some new tastes on board Hawaiian Airlines. The local flavors that passengers will soon enjoy.

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An urgent investigation leads to an arrest in the Young Street stabbing. Honolulu police are still searching for two men accused of an armed home invasion in Makaha. Plus, "No Kings" rallies across the U.S. Saturday protested the Trump administration while raising concerns about voting rights and government accountability.

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Hawaii Island is turning the corner after Nolo, though some storm impacts linger as Mayor Kimo Alameda shares the latest on county operations and recovery. A West Maui community remains on high alert after a brush fire triggered evacuations near Olowalu. Plus, Honolulu police say three juveniles are in custody following a Saturday night shooting in Waikiki.

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