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Breakenridge: One-time UCP election issues, jobs and affordability now ignored in favour of pensions, police
Rob Breakenridge is a Calgary-based podcaster and writer. He can be found at robbreakenridge.ca and reached at rob.breakenridge@gmail.com Read More
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Some businesses unaware of updated Hawaii food safety code
MOANALUA, Hawaii (KHON2) — Hawaii restaurants have some new food safety rules to follow that went into effect on Sunday, Aug. 24, but the Hawaii Restaurant Association and some local businesses said communication about the changes could be improved. Hawaii food safety site still not up to par after 8 months Legislation passed in 2024…
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Link: Pre-order Officer Suzanne O memorial shirt and band
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Maui continues to mourn the loss of one of its police officers. Now, you can help give back to their family. Learn how to give back to the loved ones of officer Suzanne O The “Relentless Defender Foundation” is selling this limited edition memorial T-shirt and memorial band to honor the life…
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Vote now: Choose this year’s photos for MHS’s calendar
PUUNENE, Maui (KHON2) — The Maui Humane Society needs your help in choosing which photos will be featured in their 2026 calendar. Patrick is looking for a fur-ever ʻohana First responders and pets teamed up and posed for photos earlier this month. Now, the public can cast their votes to determine whose photos will make…
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Lawyers say arson cases are tough to prove in court
HONOLULU (KHON2) — There have been eight fires in Kunia since Aug. 11, and the Honolulu Fire Department said they believe two fires were intentionally set. Arson arrest made following Kunia Road fire HFD said the fire on Tuesday, Aug. 19, which impacted 250 acres of ag land parcels and caused evacuations of nearby areas,…
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HPD’s new campaign addressing increased road fatalities
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Throughout just the first eight months of the year alone, Oahu’s road fatalities are up a significant amount from last year’s, now at 55. Alarming surge in traffic fatalities following 3 deaths in the last 2 days In response to this, the Honolulu Police Department has launched its new campaign, “Safer Roads,…
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North Shore businesses fight to stay open despite another hours-long power outage
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Thousands on Oahu’s North Shore suffered a blackout in the middle of the day. It included the shops and restaurants in Haleiwa Town, which did their best to take care of the thousands of visitors who stopped by. City council to decide on Haleiwa zone change Wednesday Even with no power, Vivian…
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20 years of Maile Amber Alert: A look into the partnership
HONOLULU (KHON2) — On Aug. 25, Attorney General Anne Lopez marked the 40th year since 6-year-old Maile Gilbert was abducted and murdered on O‘ahu, which launched Hawaiʻi’s Maile Amber Alert system 20 years ago. Why Hawaii’s Silver Alert isn’t saving vulnerable adults yet The Maile Amber Alert has been used a total of five times since…
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City issues $10 million invoice to province for tax collection
The City of Calgary has sent the Alberta government a $10-million invoice, for costs related to the collection of the province’s share of property tax. Read More