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First Alert Forecast: Winds expected to pick up through the weekend
Jurors heard new testimony on Wednesday in the trial of a Maui man accused of beating a baby boy to near death three years ago.
The paper said it’s not replacing journalists, but some question whether avatars help or hurt journalism.
Multiple sources say the victim, a 28-year old man was shot in his buttocks
DOH is emailing the survey to those who held park permits between July 1 and September 4, 2024
Honolulu police said the 49-year-old allegedly shot the victim after he emerged from a tent at the park and approached the suspect.
The Waianae tragedy has rekindled debates about government neglect of the area, but District 8 Councilmember Andria Tupola said it’s far too early to jump to conclusions.
Miami Dolphin’s quarterback Tua Tagovailoa met with local media on Tuesday and spoke at length about the incident involving his go-to target Tyreek Hill.
In 2001, Naka Nathaniel was a journalist at the New York Times and living in Brooklyn, across the river from the World Trade Center. He captured the Sept. 11 attack on camera.
Customers will have to go a bit further to retrieve their mail for the time being.
Current Radar
Enjoy the lovely trade winds. Moderate to breezy trade winds will persist through the week as broad high pressure remains north of the state.
MFD found the 30-year-old California man with serious injuries to his upper and lower body.
At trial, the 65-year-old admitted that he wanted “to raise eyebrows” and that he took “extreme measures” in sending the emails.
Polynesian voyaging canoe, Hōkūleʻa, sits in glassy water under picture-perfect skies at Pōkaʻī Bay.
“We will never forget.”
“With each lot cleared and new foundation poured, a sense of hope is gaining momentum throughout Lahaina town,” said Mayor Richard Bissen, in a statement.
There are dozens of cases that the group is currently working to solve in the islands.
EMS said the woman lost control of her vehicle, causing it to spin and hit a guardrail.
Maui native Rachel Kondo and her husband Justin Marks, the creators of “Shogun,” will hold a Q&A following a screening of their hit series
Alexander Yuk Ching Ma worked for the CIA from 1982 until 1989.
The vice presidential debate is set for October 1st on KGMB.
Families continue to grapple with rising anxiety and feelings of helplessness from gun violence.
The public will be able to meet the finalists through a series of open houses and public forums across the state.
The attorney generals say this is necessary because social media giants have “demonstrated an unwillingness to fix the problem on their own.”
Hormel describes it as “a complex taste that combines spicy, sweet, salty and umami notes to create a delicious Korean favorite.”
The Hawaii Nurses Association has said 600 Kapiolani nurses are prepared to go on a one-day strike this Friday.
More than a month into the school year and the school bus shortage still has not been resolved.
Hawaii News Now has obtained video and police reports about the incident, which the family attorney believes was an chance to get Silva under control.
Olomana trial is one of Oahu’s most popular hikes. It’s also one of the deadliest.
Police are searching for a suspect in the assault case.
The City closed the section of the road just before it turns into Round Top Drive on June 25.
Hrio Toiya has been the face of the city’s response to hurricanes and wildfires.
In addition to burglary, the 31-year-old was wanted on a warrant for violating an order of protection.
He also harassed her former partners.
Calling all high school students: If you have ideas on how to solve some of the biggest challenges to Hawaii’s environment, now’s your chance.
The city spent nearly $6 million on the Iwilei Road facility.
Teachers, administrators and the union are scrambling with what’s apparently an unprecedented situation.
Randomly selected residents will receive emails or phone calls to participate, the county said.
Some 60 organizations received checks totaling about $400,000.
Two girls and two women, between the ages of 4 and 24, were rushed to the hospital.
The project, within the Hoopili master plan community, will reportedly have 240 rooms, including 132 for extended stays.
More than 40 years after a Waikiki natatorium was deemed unsafe and closed, a $35 million project aims to reopen the gates for public swimming.
Officials say they treated and transported the woman to a trauma hospital.
Witnesses were in tears day two of the attempted murder trial of a Maui man accused of beating his girlfriend’s infant son nearly to death.
The trial process began today for the man accused of kidnapping and killing a Beaverton woman last week.
She is out on supervised release, but expected back in court next Tuesday.
Honolulu’s firefighters put themselves in hazards to protect the public. But on Monday they made sure to protect their own lives by taking part in free cancer screenings at the East Kapolei Fire Station.
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