Although Hawaii has the largest integrated outdoor all-hazard public safety warning system in the world, the sirens did not alert people when the fires approached.

The White House said on Aug. 14 that President Joe Biden is “praying” for the victims of the devastating wildfires in Hawaii despite his earlier statement that he had “no comment.”

Maui residents tell of lost family members and property in the Lahaina wildfire disaster, while visitors say they were lucky to get out alive.

As search teams continue to pick through the ashes of Lahaina in search of more victims of last week's deadly Maui fire, officials have warned that the death toll—now at nearly 100—could double or even triple as crews find more bodies in the coming days and…

President Joe Biden broke his silence on the deadly Maui wildfires on Aug. 15, promising that he and first lady Jill Biden would visit the site as soon as they could.

The death toll from the devastating fires has reached 101, but the final number of those who have perished in the disaster is feared to be much higher.

Maui authorities explain why the island's extensive system of warning sirens—typically used for tsunamis—was not activated to warn residents of the fire danger in the recent disaster as the death toll climbs.

President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden are now scheduled to travel to Maui on Aug. 21.

An expert said that sensors from his company detected dozens of power grid malfunctions that could be the cause of Maui wildfires in Hawaii.

People who disregarded official recommendations turned up alive while many others perished in the Hawaii flames.

U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Wednesday said there is likely to be a Congressional investigation into the federal reaction to the wildfires in the Hawaiian island of Maui that have claimed more than 100 lives.

President Joe Biden said "no comment" in response to a question about the rising death toll in Hawaii’s wildfires earlier this month, drawing widespread criticism, particularly from Republicans who acc...

Hawaii state education officials reported more than 2,000 children missing from the Lahainaluna complex enrollment following the deadly West Maui wildfires in early August.

Hawaiian Electric has denied claims that its power lines started the deadly wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui after county officials filed a lawsuit accusing it of gross negligence.

House Republicans are demanding explanations from Hawaiian Electric and other stakeholders regarding the recent deadly fires in Maui.

The EPA announced a multi-phase cleanup of property impacted by the Maui wildfires as residents struggle to rebound from the disaster in early August.

House Committee investigates FEMA’s response to Maui fire, seeks transparency on disaster assistance programs, and questions allocation of federal resources.