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Outgoing Kauai Chief of Police Todd Raybuck will be suspended for three days for leaving his handgun in a Kauai Police Department restroom.
A national nonprofit says the number of Hawaii residents seeking debt relief help has risen 20% in the last year.
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Evidence from the crime scene or the victim is uploaded to a genetic database. The technology finds relatives of the suspect and forms a family tree.
The Department of Labor and Industrial Relations is upgrading its system with dedicated phone lines for each of its services and a more user-friendly web form.
In a token of appreciation, the educators will be getting some extra money.
The updates are designed to improve access to the program and enhance the overall customer experience.
One of the nation’s premier college basketball tournaments is back on Maui after relocating last year due to the wildfires.
A Kaimuki woman found thirteen dead wild birds on her property and now the state agriculture department is testing them for avian flu.
It was a star-studded night in Leeward Oahu for the blue carpet world premiere of Disney’s “Moana 2.”
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The Ah Hee family will move into their newly rebuilt home on Komo Mai Street; the first to be completed after fire devastated the town last August.
It appears a flat bed truck transporting heavy machinery lost its load near a turn in the roadway.
The nonprofit organization Poi Dogs and Popoki is looking for homes for more than a dozen dogs and puppies.
When the newscast first came to light, many were skeptical about the legitimacy of the reporting.
Hawaii’s gun ownership ban for young adults dates back to 1994.
From language to traditional concepts, these filmmakers make sure the Hollywood represents them accurately and fairly.
Thanksgiving is one week away, and Valley Isle residents are getting into the spirit of giving with something new this year.
HPD says there have been 88 ghost gun-related cases on Oahu so far this year.
“…We’ll find you Hannah, we’ll find you. We’ll bring you home,” her father said.
Outgoing University of Hawaii athletics director Craig Angelos did not attend Thursday’s Board of Regents meeting, but he had plenty of supporters there.
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The U.S. Transportation Department has new automatic refund rules if your flight is canceled or changes significantly.
The Hawaii State Department of Health has confirmed it has worked with Department of Defense to identify individuals with potential exposure to avian flu.
Speaking before the U.H Board of Regents at a public meeting Thursday, president David Lassner said he wanted to “correct for the public record some of the outright lies being promulgated.”.
If you have a moped on the University of Hawaii at Manoa campus, you need to lock it up.
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The University of Hawaii’s abrupt decision to fire athletics director Craig Angelos stunned the community, including student-athletes and longtime supporters of the program.
Businesses on the Valley Isle are bracing for a busy weekend because the Maui Invitational is back.
No roads are closed and no evacuations have been ordered.
“People want some sense of permanency and some sense of hope.”
Neither speed, drugs, or alcohol appear to be contributing factors in the crash, HPD said.
Hawaiian Telcom says an equipment problem affected the routing of mobile phone calls from major carriers.
Hawaiian Telcom maintenance could impact people’s ability to get help during an emergency.
The Maui Police Commission heard passionate testimony Wednesday about the handling of human remains after the Lahaina wildfire along with concerns about transparency at the Maui Police Department.
Plans have been in the works for years, but some residents on the mauka side of the Ala Wai are wary.
Pictures showed the vehicle precariously teetering as the back end was lodged in the opening shortly near the corner of Kamehameha and Lono avenues.
Two rundown comfort stations will be demolished as part of a multimillion-dollar renovation project.
“Everybody’s kind of in the same boat in terms of the surprise about when you hear the news and why surprise because there’s no nothing that could tell you that was coming.”
Officials said it happened around 12:45 p.m. near the intersection of Mokuola and Waipahu Street.
Staff shortages at Honolulu Emergency Medical Services are once again bringing up the idea of a merger with the Honolulu Fire Department.
Once the news broke, the Rainbow Collective founder announced he’s stopping any direct funding to the university and, like many, he’s highly concerned about the program’s future.
Hawaii’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is struggling to meet surging demand after the Lahaina fires.
Workers of the undisclosed location were about half way through unloading the container.
One day after the University of Hawaii fired athletics director Craig Angelos, associate athletics director Lois Manin says she will not apply for the permanent position.
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