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Calgary Stampede, July 9: Stampede-goers beat the heat | Hundreds expected for weekend powwow | Music picks
Tuesday was a hot one, but that didn’t deter Calgarians from visiting the grounds on TC Energy Community Day. Read More
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Ford: AHS decisions can serve up confusion
The Calgary Stampede is in full swing. This year’s celebration would be equivalent to the Stampede of 1950. Read More
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Love For Humanity brings food, books to Calgary in support of newcomers
Syed Hassan loves Canada. Read More
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Varcoe: As investment picks up, ‘stable Calgary’ to see second strongest growth among Canadian cities
Here are two meaty pieces of business news to chew on during Stampede week. Read More
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Hawaii showing signs of beetle spread but battle isn’t over
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Breeding sites of the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle have been spotted in Kona and the invasive pest has already taken hold on Oʻahu, but officials said the Big Island still has a chance to stop it. Detection dogs join fight in Hawaii beetle battle The Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle is spreading on Hawaiʻi Island…
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DMV: Drivers should take precautions with title transfers
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Customer Services is advising drivers to be extra cautious when transferring vehicle titles. Reckless, drunk driving in Hawaii: ‘It’s got to stop’ The department’s Division of Motor Vehicles recommends that both buyers and private sellers go together in person and transfer the title at…
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Winds to weaken through days ahead
HONOLULU (KHON2) – Strong high pressure north of the Hawaiian Islands will maintain breezy to windy easterly trade winds across the state. In addition, the relatively dry humidity levels will combine with the strong winds to keep elevated fire weather conditions across the state, mainly over drier and windier leeward areas. Satellite imagery this afternoon…
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Cavalry FC falls to Vancouver FC in penalties in Canadian Championship quarters
Another chase for the Canadian Championship is over for Cavalry FC. Read More
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Travelers no longer need to wear shoes through TSA
HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s an announcement sure to give travelers a case of happy feet at airports. Parking rates to increase at HNL starting July 1 Effective today, you can keep your shoes on when going through security. Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem made the announcement today, saying a review of the agency’s security protocols…