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A legacy in the blues: National Music Centre to host three-day Eddy Fest at iconic King Eddy
Andrew Mosker’s introduction to the iconic King Eddy in Calgary came at a convenient time. Read More
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Hawaii officials prepare across islands for incoming weather system
Hawaii officials across the Big Island, Honolulu, and Kauai are preparing for an approaching weather system by staging response scenarios and urging residents to review emergency plans.
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Okotoks Dawgs get wakeup call, season on the line after falling to Sylvan Lake Gulls in WCBL series opener
The Okotoks Dawgs are suddenly on the ropes. Read More
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New Sand Island technology modernizes wastewater treatment for Oahu
HONOLULU (KHON2) — On Tuesday, Aug. 11, the Department of Environmental Services held a blessing ceremony for its new Membrane Bioreactor Facility at the Sand Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. The department said the membrane separates solids out of the water more effectively than older methods. “Our goal is to modernize this City and to set…
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Brush fires burn over 70 acres in South Kohala, closing highway sections
The Hawaii Fire Department is fighting two brush fires that have burned over 70 acres in South Kohala, causing the closure of the Daniel K. Inouye Highway.
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Candidates watch as ballots from their primary election races are recounted
Republican candidates for two narrow primary races in Hawaii monitored the automatic recount process on August 12, 2026, as election officials began verifying ballots.
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Fresh flower lei vending machines on Oahu spark excitement
The Orchid Lei Company has expanded its presence in Hawaii by introducing 24/7 fresh flower lei vending machines at several major resorts including the Sheraton Waikiki and Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa.
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Military food show gives local vendors chance to expand
The Daniel K. Akaka American Logistics Association Hawaii Food Show featured 70 companies showcasing local products to help military members and families access Hawaii-made goods.
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Mayor Blangiardi urges early preparation for developing tropical system
City officials are advising Oʻahu residents to prepare for a developing tropical system that may bring gusty winds and wildfire risks to the islands this weekend.
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Judge orders Maui lieutenant held in federal custody
A federal judge denied a request for release for Maui Police Lieutenant Michael Vaituulala, who faces charges of accepting bribes and providing confidential information to criminals.