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TOP STORIES
Hawaii couple faces World Cup ticket bait-and-switch
New Honolulu chief prioritizes strategic planning
Saint Louis grad Contrades headlines Hawaii’s MLB Draft hopefuls in 2026
New cancer center for clinical trials in Hawaii unveiled
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HAWAII NEWS
Ewa Carnival returns to West O’ahu this summer
Oahu’s 2026 elections: Ballot drop boxes now available
Kaimuki alum, USC QB Maiava featured on cover of EA Sports CFB 27
Car dealership in Honolulu hit by major theft
Sports News
Hawaii baseball coaching staff changes announced for 2027
University of Hawai’i alum Cade Smith selected as first-time MLB All-Star
Former Hawaiʻi football captain Peter Manuma heading to Patriots training camp
Kailua celebrates first football state title with championship ring ceremony
National News
LIVE: Columns buckle at Midtown building: FDNY
Garth Brooks announces ‘retro’ tour, says ‘Drum Pod’ is returning
Politics from The Hill
DOGE officially shuts down
Platner ‘taking the time to reflect on the best path forward’ in Maine Senate race after assault allegation
FOR INSIDERS | House GOP’s packed to-do list faces ticking clock
Wins by the far left set up challenge for Hakeem Jeffries

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