Privacy Lawsuit: Hawaii is joining a multi-state challenge to block a new Trump administration policy that would expand access to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families recipients’ personal data, including sensitive identifiers, before it takes effect Aug. 11. Maui Wildfires Relief: Gov. Josh Green says all $175 million in the One Ohana Fund has been offered to eligible Maui wildfire claimants, with more than $155.7 million already delivered as the state marks the third anniversary. Power & Regulation: Hawaiian Electric clarified it did not seek PUC approval for a proposed 500-megawatt Oahu power plant, responding to reporting about the project’s current regulatory stage. Public Safety: A 20-year-old man accused of beating a 63-year-old to death in Lahaina faces charges including second-degree murder and indecent exposure. Health Alert: DOH issued a recall for Sun Noodle Sura Tanmen Hot and Sour soup base in Hawaii due to an undeclared fish allergen. Elections: Hawaii election officials urged last-minute voting as primary turnout lags, pointing residents to drop boxes and service centers before Saturday’s deadline. Community & Culture: Lights for Lahaina returns Sept. 11-12 with free events and a Light March through Lahaina town. Local Crime: A Maui police lieutenant was arrested on federal bribery-related allegations involving chicken fights and drug tip-offs. Sports/Entertainment: WWE is returning to Honolulu Oct. 16 at Blaisdell Arena, and UH Mānoa women’s soccer opens Aug. 13 at a new on-campus field.