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HONOLULU (KHON2) — More than 2,000 workers at Kaiser Permanente across the islands have authorized a strike, with 97% of workers from one union approving the strike. The authorization was announced on Sept. 22, just days before the workers’ contracts are set to expire on Sept. 30. Voting underway on potential Kaiser strike Workers say…

Amid string of fatal crashes, police and city mount campaign against reckless driving

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Calgary police and the City of Calgary are launching a campaign to educate Calgarians on the dangers of reckless driving after a record number of people died in collisions in recent years. Read More

Flames forward Justin Kirkland relieved after clearing key hurdle in surgery comeback

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Immerse in inspiration and ideas at Calgary Fall Home Show

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Even if the drywall dust has settled and your dream renovation is complete, there is still plenty to discover at the 2025 Calgary Fall Home Show. From smart tech upgrades designed to future-proof your home to creative ideas you didn’t know you needed, the show offers new ways to add more love to your space.…

Critical Pearl City collision hospitalizes four

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — A Pearl City motor vehicle collision involving three pedestrians has left multiple people in critical condition. The incident occurred on Sept. 21 at approximately 10:41 p.m. on the westbound H-1 Freeway. Multiple car accidents overnight: One man dead, pedestrian in critical condition According to the Honolulu Police Department, a 24-year-old driver was…

Two sexual predators behind bars

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Attorney Alexandar Silvert joins producer/host Coralie Chun Matayoshi to discuss why two prolific and aggressive sexual predators recently received long prison sentences and how they both violated their positions of trust (Dwyane Yuen as a long-time basketball coach and Mason Jordan as a Honolulu police officer) to rape and traffic underage teenagers through harassment and…

Your letters: Alberta bungles immunizations, again

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An appointment was booked through AHS for an RSV immunization. There were no vaccine doses available at the pharmacy. They had no idea when or if they would receive more doses. Read More

Last: Champagne lookalikes that won’t break the bank

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I’m on record as saying that if I could afford to drink Champagne every day, I would, so it’s probably just as well that I can’t, because anything truly special can lose its lustre when taken for granted. As such, I’m always looking for a good Champagne stand-in, something that delivers that yeasty, fizzy array…

Take the slow road to tour the Golden Triangle this fall

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Just past the Continental Divide, larches burning gold in hanging valleys and the sky a baby-blue ocean with no blemishes, I rounded a bend in the road and, lo and behold, a big, bad, burly bear was on the road. Grizzly. Very large beast. I slowed to a crawl, flipped on the four-ways, and eased…

7 children found after escape from North Carolina psychiatric hospital

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