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Kapaʻa Little League All-Stars move one win away from World Series
The Kapaʻa 12-and-under All-Stars are one win away from the Little League World Series. Kauaʻi survived an elimination game Wednesday, defeating Arizona 5-2 at the West Region tournament in California. Bubba Kuhaulua went 2-for-2 with an RBI and scored a run, while Shane Schoettler struck out six to help the Hawaiʻi state champions advance. Kapaʻa…
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Honolulu Police Department trains interns in forensic science
Eight college science students are participating in an internship program with the Honolulu Police Department’s Forensic Laboratory to gain hands-on experience in evidence collection and analysis.
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Legendary basketball coach Tony Sellitto among inductees into Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026
Four prominent figures in Hawai‘i sports will be inducted into the Hawai‘i Sports Hall of Fame as part of its 2026 class. Darren Ho, Kelia Moniz, Beth McLachlin and Anthony “Tony” Sellitto will be honored during the Hall of Fame’s annual banquet Aug. 13 at the Honolulu Country Club. The event is scheduled for 5…
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Chief Pelletier addresses trust issues amid Vaituulala investigation
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Maui Police Department is providing more details on the Maui Police Lieutenant Michael Vaituulala investigation. Trust is a major issue here. Chief John Pelletier said these are serious allegations against one of his own lieutenants, and he knows they raise questions about the public’s trust in the entire department. This is…
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UH Athletics launches ‘Shoji Society’ to drive long-term philanthropic support
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics Department and the UH Foundation have introduced the Shoji Society, a new leadership giving program aimed at encouraging long-term philanthropic support for Rainbow Warrior and Rainbow Wahine Athletics. Named after legendary Hawaiʻi women’s volleyball coach Dave Shoji, the society recognizes individuals and organizations making significant financial commitments to…
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Meet Spuds: playful, affectionate pup ready for adoption
A 4-year-old Terrier mix named Spuds, whose adoption fee is being waived through the Reid Krucky program, is available for adoption at the Hawaiian Humane Society’s Kosasa Family Campus.
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Blood Tribe opens new Twin Rinks recreational facility
The Blood Tribe is unveiling its new 86,000-square-foot, $37.3-million recreational facility in Stand Off, with a grand opening on Friday. Read More
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Are bigger vehicles more deadly? Alberta groups call for probe into role of pickups, large SUVs in road deaths
Road safety advocates in Alberta are calling on the province’s chief medical examiner to investigate whether pickup trucks and large SUVs pose a disproportionate risk of death to pedestrians and cyclists involved in collisions. Read More
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Stampeders in CFL’s Week 11: ‘Ball-hawk’ Ben Labrosse finding football form
Ben Labrosse is back to being Ben Labrosse. Read More
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Riverbend residents still railing against city’s plans to widen, extend Riverstone Road S.E.
Residents in the southeast community of Riverbend are still voicing objections to the city’s plan to widen their road and extend it east to connect to a future transit-oriented development and Green Line station just west of 24th Street S.E. Read More