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Public Utilities Commission approves temporary rate increase for Young Brothers
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Public Utilities Commission approved a limited temporary rate increase for Young Brothers, LLC, the commission announced on June 27. The decision comes after Young Brothers claimed that their financial struggles would threaten their ability to provide proper interisland shipping services. Young Brothers looking to raise shipping costs by at least 20%…
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Calgary talents Ben Kindel, Jackson Smith chosen 11th and 14th in NHL Draft
Ben Kindel listed his dream linemate as the legendary Maurice Richard. Read More
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Groups secure injunction pausing Alberta government’s transgender health-care legislation
Alberta government legislation preventing doctors in the province from providing gender-affirming care to minors has been paused under a court judgment released Friday. Read More
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UH to decommission third telescope on Maunakea
HAWAII, Hawaii (KHON2) — The University of Hawaiʻi’s Institute for Astronomy is beginning to decommission the UKIRT telescope on Maunakea, the university announced on Friday, June 27. According to UH, the decommissioning of the telescope marks an important milestone in the university’s long-term commitment to stewardship of the mauna. Decommissioning of Maunakea’s 2nd telescope begins…
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H-1 roadwork to close lanes this weekend
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation is announcing the closure of three right lanes on the H-1 eastbound between the Kaimakani Street Overpass and the eastbound Nimitz Highway off-ramp, beginning on Friday, June 27, through Monday, June 30. The far-right lanes will be closed, as well as the lane to the Nimitz Highway…
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HFD holds promotion ceremony for exceptional employees
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Forty-nine uniformed and civilian employees were promoted during a ceremony at the Mission Memorial Auditorium on Friday, June 27, the Honolulu Fire Department said. The promotion ceremony was attended by Mayor Rick Blangiardi, a member of the Honolulu Fire Commission, and loved ones of the promotees. How home fire sprinklers can protect…
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Board rejects Army’s proposal for Oʻahu training lands
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Following an emotion day of testimony, the Board of Land and Natural Resources voted to reject the Army’s Environmental Impact Statement covering approximately 6,300 acres of land in Kahuku, Makua and Poamoho on June 27. The board’s decision has put the future of land use for military training in jeopardy. BLNR denies…
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Kamehameha’s Malakai Lee commits to Michigan
One of Hawaii’s top college football prospects made his future plans official on Friday, as Kamehameha offensive lineman Malakai Lee, a four-star recruit in the class of 2026 according to 247 Sports, announced his commitment to the University of Michigan. Lee, the reigning Cover2 Olin Kreutz Award winner as the state’s top lineman, chose the…
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Jury begins deliberations in case of Calgary man accused of torturing and killing multiple rabbits
The fate of suspected Calgary serial rabbit killer Nicholas Weseen is now in the hands of jurors — at least for now. Read More