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Bell: Defund Gondek’s climate emergency? Mayor hopeful Sharp vows to do it
She is talking about defunding but it’s not about taking cash from the cops. Read More
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Over 4 decades of running ends, strong finish for Great Aloha Run
HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s official, the annual Great Aloha Run is no more. The founder announced her retirement on Sept. 3 in a press release, stating the beloved run finished its last race in February 2025. The fundraiser has been a local tradition for over four decades. “The Great Aloha Run has always been about…
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Network outage affecting TheBus, Handi Van
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Heads up, commuters, a recent network outage is affecting certain public transportation on Oahu. New and improved: Honolulu transit app gets upgraded According to City and County of Honolulu officials, customer service phone lines are down for TheBus transit information and Handi Van reservations. While TheHandi-Van is still operational and is picking…
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This announcement will spark excitement for EV owners
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is seeing some electric new additions to one of their parking structures. Better Business Bureau share tips on navigating through false ads HDOT unveiled 20 new electric vehicle charging stations located on the ground floor of the International Parking Structure. To plug in and charge up, it…
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Wai Kai looks to improve events following ‘chaotic’ ʻEwa Carnival
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The first-ever ʻEwa Carnival took place on Aug. 30 and Aug. 31 at the Wai Kai events lawn, with organizers saying tens of thousands of attendees were able to enjoy the festivities. The goal of the carnival was to fill a gap left by the lack of a 50th State Fair. Ewa…
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Woman charged in Rosedale standoff where shots were fired at police
Police have charged a Calgary woman for her role in a standoff in northwest Calgary last week in which shots were fired at officers. Read More
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Calgary-based charity soldiers on in Ukraine under increasing Russian military pressure
Two years ago, when Lloyd Cenaiko’s charity helped ensure Ukrainian soldiers had clean clothes behind the front lines, it also provided a place of recuperation for war-weary troops. Read More
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Moderate health risks for Calgarians as smoke continues to blanket the city
Wildfire smoke from the Northwest Territories and B.C. continued to blanket Calgary on Wednesday, prompting moderate health warnings for residents. Read More
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‘We will see more spread’: Parents advised on measles protection as kids head back to school
As kids head back to school this week, schools say they will rely on direction from the province’s health authorities to mitigate any potential measles outbreaks in classes. Read More
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Braid: UCP government’s cash clawback and AISH upheaval seem heartless
It’s often said that a society is judged by how it treats its most vulnerable citizens. Read More