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Elections Alberta is taking the separatists to court. It could be some show. Read More

Mayor says public deserves faster disclosure of top official’s pay

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Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek says she will ask city council to reverse a previous decision that kept chief administrative officer David Duckworth’s 2025 compensation confidential until next year’s financial report. Read More

Investing in the future: Local teachers awarded grants by a community bank

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaii State Federal Credit Union awarded $23,000 in grants for Hawaii’s public-school classrooms. The Investing in Education grant program awarded 47 public school teachers statewide with up to $500 to purchase essential classroom supplies and fund educational projects. Local high school takes bold step to develop Hawaiʻi’s future workforce “Supporting education…

Are you experiencing ‘Quiet Cracking’? What you need to know

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — In Hawaiʻi and across United States workplaces, there’s something quietly going wrong. It is not burnout. It is not quiet quitting. It’s deeper. A new report found that more than half of employees said they are unhappy at work to some degree. One in five said it happens frequently or all the…

Gov. Green touts recovery as two year mark of Maui wildfire approaches

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — As Hawaii approaches the two-year mark since the devastating Aug. 8, 2023, wildfires that ravaged Lahaina and parts of Kula, homes are beginning to take shape in the rebuilding process. As of Monday, the county reports that 275 homes are under construction. Nearly a third of the 1,500 structures in need of…

Tracking Hurricane Iona: First hurricane in Central Pacific this season

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — KHON2’s Weather Source is tracking the first hurricane in the Central Pacific for the 2025 season — Hurricane Iona. Tropical Storm Iona forms in Central Pacific Hurricane Iona has been classified as a Category 1 hurricane so far, but is expected to intensify by mid-week with gusts from 85 to 100 mph…

Congressman Ed Case talks with residents, business owners about cost of living

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Congressman Ed Case wants to meet you. He’s been going around neighborhoods and even hosting tele-talk stories with his constituents about what issues they’re facing. Don’t get stuck in the ‘Back to School Jam’ with these DOT tips “I do personal talk stories and, you know, school cafeterias, etc., whenever I can.…

Local high school takes bold step to develop Hawaiʻi’s future workforce

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Waiʻanae High School is now home to the state’s first Health Learning Lab. It’s a major step toward building Hawaiʻi’s healthcare workforce. The project is being celebrated as a major step in bringing together school leaders, lawmakers, community groups and healthcare partners. The lab is part of ʻAulama I Ke Ola, which…

Queen’s offers after-hours medical care in your neighborhood

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Accidents and injuries can happen at any time, but they can be especially inconvenient on weekends, when many primary care offices are closed. Urgent care centers are a great option, offering quick medical assistance, and the Queen’s Island Urgent Care has five locations across O’ahu in Kahala, Kapahulu, Kakaako, Pearl Kai and…

Your letters for July 29: Fix the mess we’re in

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