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Hawaiian Council sets its sights on energy independence
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaiian Council (formerly Council on Native Hawaiian Affairs) has appointed Josh Stanbro as chief administrator of Kalāhiki for a new statewide effort focused on energy sovereignty, climate resilience and economic security. Kalāhiki is designed to give Hawaiʻi families practical help at a time when federal energy and climate programs are shrinking…
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Multiple dead after tour bus rollover on New York highway
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A tour bus with 52 people on board crashed on I-90 in Pembroke, New York, Friday, resulting in multiple deaths and dozens of injuries. State police said at least one child was among the dead. Several other people were injured along with multiple others who were trapped under and around the…
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Province funding $125,000 upgrades to wolf sanctuary, $50 million in grants still unclaimed
The Yamnuska Wolf Sanctuary has broke ground on new improvements funded with $125,000 from the provincial government. Read More
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A toast to savings: Texas de Brazil is serving up $1 mimosas, special discount for kūpuna
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Texas de Brazil at Ala Moana Center is bringing the bold flavors of Brazil to Hawaiʻi with its authentic churrascaria experience — featuring a sizzling selection of 15 grilled meats carved tableside, a 50-item salad bar, hearty sides and a curated wine list. Located on the Hoʻokipa Terrace, the restaurant offers “continuous…
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Rainbow Warriors Football to kick off season against Stanford
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Rainbow Warriors Football will be hosting Stanford University on Aug. 23 at the Ching Complex, with fans and University of Hawaiʻi officials alike eager to kick off football season. The theme for the game is a white out, with all participants encouraged to wear white to display unity between the fans and…
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Calgarians Matt Oworu, Ben Lesage pumped for rugby qualifier at McMahon Stadium
For Matt Oworu and Ben Lesage, Friday night’s qualifier in Calgary is more than just a pivotal stop on the road to the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Read More
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Kaiser Permanente donates $50K to Boys and Girls Club Hawaiʻi
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Boys and Girls Club of Hawaiʻi received a $50,000 grant from Kaiser Permanente, aimed at supporting workforce development and education for youth on Oʻahu and Kauaʻi. The 12-month grant went into effect on Aug. 1, and allows for the club to expand its programs that prepare teens for post-high school life.…
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ATCO’s Yellowhead Pipeline passes key regulatory hurdle
The Alberta Utilities Commission approved ATCO Energy Systems’ need assessment application for the Yellowhead Pipeline Project. Read More
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Katalina’s basement offers flexibility
Measuring 2,060 square feet, this front-drive single-family model is currently depicted as a show home in the new southwest Calgary community of Belmont. Read More
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VA studies how psychedelic therapy can help veterans
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – The Department of Veterans Affairs is studying how psychedelic-assisted therapy could help veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. “We have over 12 studies going on right now within the VA that deal with psychedelics, MDMA, psilocybin and others, and we’re continuing to push forward on that,” VA Secretary Doug Collins said. Collins says…