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First Alert Forecast: Flood Watch continues for Maui and the Big Island, more rain due tomorrow
Heavy rain is possible along with the potential for isolated thunderstorms.
Crews moved what they could to the side of the road.
A flood watch remains in effect statewide — but it appears most significant rain will be over Hawaii Island and Maui County.
Workers at the hotel voted to ratify their new contract on ending a 40-day strike that began on Sept. 24.
On the eve of Election Day, Hawaii News Now political analyst Colin Moore shared his perspective on what we could see when the polls close.
Flash flooding has closed several roads in the area.
Honolulu officials are lucky to have the staff and equipment to expand capacity on Election Day.
The race for president is in high gear tonight and in Hawaii the campaigning is mostly focused out of state.
A vehicle was spotted submerged on South Kopua Road in Puna’s Eden Roc neighborhood Monday.
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Hundreds of workers are hitting the picket lines, demanding safe staffing and higher wages.
First Alert Forecast: Flood Watch posted for Maui and the Big Island through Tuesday.
Three people were hospitalized following a crash involving multiple vehicles and a semi-trailer truck on the H-2 Freeway.
Abigail Lobisch was 7 months old when she died on Feb. 24, 2019 on the Aliamanu Military Reservation.
The Coast Guard launched a 45-foot response boat and MH-65 Dolphin helicopter.
A time-lapse overlooking Hilo Bay revealed rainy, overcast conditions with the area under several weather alerts Monday.
It all starts with a 30-second internet speed test.
The woman was in a marked crosswalk, police said.
All ballots are due by 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
The race for the White House is reaching local classrooms and one lesson has some parents calling “bias.”
The shift in momentum came following a mid-season tournament in Las Vegas.
Hello Kitty just celebrated a very special birthday; on Nov. 1, she turned the big 5-0.
If you’ve got an exotic pet that’s illegal to own in Hawaii, you’re urged to surrender it to the state rather than let it loose.
Voters are urged to be skeptical of outrageous claims of election fraud. Eliciting anger and creating division are what foreign adversaries want.
The restaurant owners told us the driver said she mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brake.
Waves on north shores are forecast to peak at 14 to 18 feet.
Two males and three 16-year-old girls were treated.
The deal comes as striking hotel workers marked 40 days on the picket line.
She will be performing a free show at the “Secret Spot” in Waikiki.
The fire caused an estimated $158,000 in damage.
Two new main breaks were reported on Palima Street and Humuka Loop.
We’re told he needed advanced life support.
U.S. intelligence agencies warn many social media videos claiming voter fraud are created by foreign actors as part of disinformation campaigns to undermine the election’s integrity.
Hawaii’s longest-running and largest consumer show will feature food samples, live entertainment, giveaways, contests and more.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy trade winds with scattered showers expected over the weekend, increasing showers expected next week
Endurance athlete Jonathan Pascual loves to test his limits. His biggest test: the Ironman World Championship in Kona, which he completed while battling stage-four cancer.
While DPP has good policies in place, critics say the challenge is accountability. Prescreening is faster but certain reviews still take several months.
In the race for state Senate District 23, incumbent Republican Sen. Brenton Awa faces a challenge from a political newcomer, Democrat Ben Shafer.
Sources said the victim was sitting on his board when the shark swam up and bit his leg.
Hawaii voters have a range of emotions leading up to the election from hopeful to scared.In Alewa Heights, Donald Trump signs dangle from a tree and there are sporadic posters for the democratic and republican candidates in the state house, but no signs for Kamala Harris.
Despite no evidence of voter fraud in Hawaii elections, leaders of the local Republican party are urging voters to be vigilant for irregularities.
Phillip Nico says his longtime pain management doctor “intentionally misdiagnosed” his back pain in 2012 to prescribe “unnecessary” amounts of oxycodone ― 180 pills per month.
The routes will be serviced by provider Ground Transport Inc.
Approximately 40 signs alert drivers and pedestrians about new security cameras that have been or are being installed across the Chinatown district.
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