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The overdose in Waikiki left two people dead.
The return of the East Maui Taro Festival comes as some traffic problems continue on the Hana Highway
The agency thanked the community for offering well wishes for the dog, named Zach.
“I was disappointed at how that meeting went,” she said.
The group has collected more than $3 million for Maui relief.
Defense attorneys had their chance to question Ashley Wong in the Miske criminal.conspiracy trial
The 2024 Olympic Games are just over three months away and a Waianae native is on the verge of punching her ticket to Paris
We may be seeing Doger’s baseball star Shohei Ohtani hanging out in Hawaii more often.
The hours-long standoff came to an end with a suspect in custody.
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On Maui, more than $24,000 worth of artwork has been stolen.
Aila Ing, of Ewa Beach, was among 353 ballet dancers to set a new Guinness World Record this week for the most dancers en pointe in one place.
First Alert Forecast: Beautiful conditions expected to hold through the weekend
Witnesses say Mike Miske blamed him for the death of his son.
Enjoy a weekend of fun for the whole family on April 19 and 20.
The state says this site isn’t the only area of concern.
The court also criticized the AG for refusing to retract the claim after the hearing.
Her operations are simple: A generator and small chest freezer hooked up to her bicycle.
The texts were included in an exhaustive state report.
Those frustrations led to what some described as “yelling” in the board room.
Raphael turned what some may view as an impediment into a source of inspiration for others who stutter and stammer.
Rick Agan’s sports photos are described as action-packed and intense.
Ocean Safety rescued the man believed to be in his 60s to 70s around 12:05 p.m.
The team, called “Ion Clean PV,” competed against dozens of teams from schools like Stanford University, Yale University and UCLA.
The “Safe and Sound Waikiki” program was launched 18 months ago.
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The vehicle is described as a newer model dark-colored sedan.
“When we have opportunities to engage with other organizations to provide service, we’re there.”
Several measures are aimed at giving the city council — and the public — more say in accepting or rejecting pay hikes.
HPD Detective Maile Rego is getting $250,000 to settle a lawsuit against the Honolulu Police Department.
A Maui driver was sentenced to 10 years in prison after plowing into a moped rider and dragging her for nearly a mile.
The system was out for about 20 minutes.
The crash happened around 10:20 p.m. on Kapukawai Street in the Royal Kunia area.
The city says this training is encouraged, but not mandatory.
The Punahou grad sat down with Daniel Tosh for his podcast “The Tosh Show.”
The county is asking property owners and renters to report damage assessments.
The tubes have already saved many lives.
“These folks risked their lives for hours, saving people.”
In 2015, a car crash in Kaneohe landed both of them in the Queen’s Medical Center ICU.
The battle over a permanent disposal site for Lahaina fire debris is now in Federal Court.
Back in 2021, Quirk’s 11-month-old son was hospitalized with injuries including bite marks, burns, and bleeding in his eyes and brain.
The Maui Ocean Center could be named the best aquarium in America.
“This is about never letting this happen again.”
It happened just before 3:30 p.m. near Kahai and Mokauea streets.
There will be 6 public forums across the state.
People nearby are urged not to be alarmed.
The cause is under investigation.
The event is being held to help residents dispose of and recycle appliances damaged from extended power outages and smoke.
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