A sneaker wave at Ke Iki Beach in Honolulu swept up three visitors, killing a man from California and a woman from Oklahoma.

Two beachgoers drowned Monday after a large wave swept them and a third person into the ocean off the coast of Oahu.

Oklahoma resident Laura Sue Jett, 72, was identified as the second victim who died at the Ke Iki Beach on Oʻahu’s North Shore ...

Two people are dead and another is in the hospital after ‘giant wave’ swept beachgoers away from Hawaii shore - “This giant ...

With such a diverse landscape, it’s no surprise that Hawaii’s Big Island delivers a variety of beaches, from white-sand ...

Two people are dead and a third was hospitalized after powerful surf swept three tourists into the ocean this week at a ...

Off-duty lifeguard Noland Keaulana, a Polynesian voyager and part of a well-known Native Hawaiian waterman family, had been ...

Police said a California man also died after he was hit by the same wave that hit Susie Jett and her daughter Laura Rich ...

Two people tragically lost their lives and one was critically injured after being swept into the ocean at Ke Iki Beach, ...

Kei Iki Beach on Oahu’s North Shore “has a long history of knocking people down, pulling them out, and for people to become ...

High bacteria levels detected at Richardson Ocean Center in Hawaii prompt retesting by the DOH, with public warnings issued ...