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‘This is bad. Call 911,’ the man who took the video recalls saying.
Giant Max Holloway painting is the latest portrait for renowned Honolulu Street artist
At Pearlridge Center, there was a steady stream of people trying to find the perfect holiday gift.
Thousands of Hawaii medical cannabis patients depend on caregivers to grow and process marijuana for them as medicine.
Hawaii News Now asked a few customers at the Kuhio Food Hall in Waikiki what they would do when faced with this request.
When it comes down to the business of dealing in sports cards, Paula’s Sports Cards Etc. in Makiki is the oldest game in town.
The family of Delmar Espejo, 28, filed a lawsuit against the state of Hawaii and the deputy sheriff who shot him in the back.
A High Surf Warning is in effect for north and west-facing shores until noon on Saturday.
High winds in the valley caused crews to suspend their search around 7:30 the night before.
It’s that time of year to maximize Black Friday deals for your holiday shopping by planning ahead.
Current Radar
Lighter winds are expected by the first week of December.
Waves of up to 30 to 40 feet are possible for most north shores.
The small family business tells us they made at least 75 plates with things like chow fun and mochiko chicken as well as turkey, ham and pumpkin pie.
It’s unknown if drugs or alcohol are factors in this crash.
The Central Pacific Basin only saw two official tropical cyclones this year, Hurricane Hone and Hurricane Gilma.
Police say three men spray-painted graffiti on the newly renovated Hocking Hale building in Chinatown while a woman filmed it.
Thousands of runners will be at the starting line for the 2024 Honolulu Marathon, but for Marri Murdoch, taking her first steps along Ala Moana Boulevard will be the culmination of a long journey.
About 800 volunteers helped make the event possible, ranging from youth to recovering addicts to TV stars.
In 1843, the Hawaiian Kingdom had its own Independence Day, called Lā Kūʻokoʻa, celebrated on Nov. 28.
The state Department of Agriculture has a shortage of veterinarians as its responding to avian flu in Hawaii for the first time.
An investigation is ongoing, but speed, drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors, according to Honolulu police.
Wildlife advocates are upset that a DLNR employee is still on the job after her unleashed dogs allegedly killed a monk seal pup
The volunteers began dropping off the meals islandwide beginning at 7 a.m.
The community has been pushing for Namahana for 10 years. It’s tuition-free and very convenient.
When a package is left at your front door, it’s an easy target for thieves.
Hannah Kobayashi was last seen in downtown Los Angeles on Nov. 11.
Forecast: Trade winds are on cruise control
Hundreds enjoyed a delicious – and free – Thanksgiving feast at the University of Hawaii Maui College in Kahului on Wednesday.
It’s rare to catch a 100-pound-plus ulua, but what’s even more amazing is how she caught it at a secret spot on shore at night.
State agriculture officials have determined that trauma, not avian flu, caused the deaths of more than a dozen wild birds in Kaimuki.
The family of Delmar Espejo, 28, is suing the state of Hawaii and the deputy sheriff who shot him in the back during a scuffle at the Capitol.
Two Hawaii County Department of Public Works employees have been arrested and charged for allegedly stealing gasoline from a county facility.
Firefighter cadets were put to the test Wednesday to hone their skills in a variety of real-life scenarios.
The Hawaii Department of Transportation is warning travelers of increased passengers and limited parking at Hawaii’s five busiest airports.
The 62nd Annual Merrie Monarch Festival tickets will go on sale next Monday.
The driver of the vehicle was uninjured.
Paramedics treated her for extensive injuries, including a head injury.
The USCG released video footage of the rescue.
The highly-anticipated sequel of Moana is now showing in theatres.
Drivers are advised to expect traffic delays.
Hawaii Kai residents want answers on future development plans but landowner Kamehameha Schools says, not yet.
The discovery of the state’s second bird flu location, a North Shore wildlife refuge, is raising fears that the virus will spread island-wide.
Just in time for the holidays, a Maui kupuna is the first homeowner in Kula to rebuild his house after it was destroyed in last year’s fires.
This advisory comes just days after avian flu was detected on Oahu for the first time.
While Maui’s housing crisis is well-known locally, federal leaders are now sounding the alarm.
If you think your Thanksgiving preparations are overwhelming, imagine being a chef at the Hilton Hawaiian Village just days before the holiday.
Help is needed to collect, weigh, and drive the food to the Institute for Human Services.
Some Hawaii Island residents are advised to prepare for a temporary water shut-off Wednesday as crews repair a water main.
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children patients were treated to a special screening of “Moana 2” this week, hosted by Disney and the Starlight Children’s Foundation.
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