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Clayton Hee served in the Legislature for 16 years
An extension isn’t on the priority list.
First Alert Forecast: Stronger winds with more showers heading in for the weekend
The order said the City and County of Honolulu cannot touch the stairs, pending further court action.
“The only way we will improve our environment is by working together.”
His identity is being withheld pending the notification of next of kin.
The utility said it won’t know right away whether or not claims can be paid.
The upcoming Documentary “Beneath the Lights” chronicles the Bears team throughout the 2024 season.
Officials say they were jointly assessed a $20,000 civil penalty.
The outage started Monday night.
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Hawaii News Now took home 3 Emmy Awards Saturday night.
“We’re just trying to get through it.”
He said the battle lasted nearly four hours, but he wasn’t about to give up. In fact, the boat he was on was called “Die Trying.”
The University of Hawaii women’s basketball team is back from their tour of Japan.
Learn about ancient Hawaiian fishponds and food gathering practices at Ka Makana Alii.
Police believe that speed was a factor in the crash.
Last month, the center was shut down for more than two weeks but now says its systems are “fully operational.”
For the first time ever, the organization is partnering with the Hawaii Fire Fighters Association and the Hawaii Government Employees Association to help show off its furry supermodels.
Officials are urging drivers to treat all intersections as four-way stops.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds expected to persist through the weekend
Another island tradition continues with the 75th annual Friends of the Library of Hawaii book sale.
This year, University of Hawaii quarterback Brayden Schager got the call from football’s first family. Schager is one of 40 collegiate QBs invited to the prestigious camp.
Public school educator Donna Fisher marches to a very different drum.
Two other cases and a reminder on phone scams were included in this week’s Crime Round-up.
The suspect was located and arrested Wednesday for terroristic threatening and attempted murder.
Park officials said Kilauea is not erupting, but there is slight unrest beneath the summit.
The armed suspect allegedly wrecked the car he was driving and tried to carjack two other vehicles.
The Salvation Army’s Camp Homelani runs six weeks of overnight summer camps and leaders there say there are still spots open.
HPD said the trash fire caused over $20,000 in damage.
The airline had to cancel the flight from Honolulu to Anchorage.
It happened at the Bank of Hawaii branch at Pearl City Shopping Center.
Concerns about safety, noise, and confusion about e-bike laws have caused pushback from some residents.
Students enrolled in the fall and who are Hawaii residents are eligible for consideration.
A new county survey conducted earlier in June spoke with 177 Kauai residents.
EMS says the 23-year-old suffered injuries to his back, arms, and head after hitting rocks.
Nearly a month after getting hacked, Maui community broadcaster Akaku has a new Facebook page.
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Kahikina and her supporters say the limbo could cost taxpayers millions of dollars.
TheBus and Handi-Van websites have been down for four days as the alleged attack continues.
“Every day, the traffic is absolutely horrific.”
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds expected to strengthen through the weekend
“We understand it’s very disruptive to have an outage like this.”
“Bring the Koa back home and to win it all this year,” said McMillan.
A Hawaii teen flew to Alabama Tuesday to compete for $150,000 in cash scholarships.
The success of the venture led to a second Uncle Bo’s in Haleiwa nine years ago, followed by Yaya’s Chophouse in Kakaako, and then Pupu House and Kiki’s Tiki Bar in Waikiki, which just marked its 1 year anniversary.
Authorities hope to impose fines 500% higher than they are now.
US-based non-profit Nia Tero fosters long-term, trust-based partnerships with Indigenous communities around the world and was among the groups at FestPAC advocating for indigenous issues.
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