Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke is indicted in a state corruption investigation, according to reports from multiple outlets. The New York Times says Luke was among five people charged on Friday. Fox News reports that the case centers on an alleged $35,000 bribe connected to a COVID-19 testing contract. Fox News also notes that Gov. Josh Green called for Luke’s resignation. The reports describe that Luke had taken a leave of absence during the investigation, and she faces charges as part of the broader case involving other defendants. While the outlets focus on different aspects—one emphasizing the number of people charged and the timing of the indictment, and the other detailing the alleged bribe amount and its alleged link to a specific COVID-19 contract—both agree that Luke is one of the indicted figures and that the matter arises from allegations related to state contracting activity during the pandemic. Further details of the specific charges and the allegations beyond the reported bribe and contract connection are not included in the provided summaries.