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KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi Island authorities have arrested and charged a Kona man in connection with a series of parking scams, including a “barnacle” device earlier this week. The 29-year-old man was arrested following an investigation into two reports of parking enforcement equipment known as a “barnacle” were placed on the windshields of parked…

Hilo Men’s Basketball completes “UH Hilo Coaches Hawaiian Islands Tour”

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The Hilo Men’s Basketball team held their “UH Hilo Coaches Hawaiian Islands Tour” this past week. The Vulcans coaches, Kaniela Aiona (Head Coach) and Steve Kinder (Assistant Coach) along with current/former players traveled to 6 different islands in 1 week to hold a single camp on all 6 of those islands. “We felt like this…

Calgary Flames promote Trent Cull to full-time assistant, announce Brad Larsen will return

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Re/Max Canada cuts ties with Calgary’s Re/Max Central

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Re/Max Canada has abruptly ended its franchise agreement with Calgary’s Re/Max Real Estate (Central), regarded as one of its top-performing offices. Read More

‘We do have the magic’: Okotoks Dawgs chase historic fourth straight WCBL title

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Maui Police hosting gun buyback event June 14 in Kahului

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Maui Police Department is teaming up with state and local partners for a gun buyback event aimed at getting unwanted firearms off the streets, no questions asked. Zippy’s rolls out upgraded digital ordering experience, aims to bring locals home The event will be held on Saturday, June 14, 2025, from 9…

‘Significant milestone’: New $28-million indoor soccer dome opens

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Calgary’s soccer community is celebrating the opening of a much-needed indoor facility, which officials hope will alleviate a growing field deficit during the winter months. Read More

Persistent intruders flying into restricted G7 Kananaskis airspace could be shot down: RCMP

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Pilots persistently breaching restricted airspace over the G7 Leaders’ Summit in Kananaskis could be shot down my military aircraft, an RCMP security official said Thursday. Read More

Think you’re covered for a hurricane? Expert explains why you might not be

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hurricane season begins on Sunday, June 1 and the public is urged to be prepared. That includes packing a go-bag, making an emergency plan and reviewing your insurance policies. Homeowners must have a separate hurricane insurance policy to be protected. Ready for hurricane season? Study says Hawaii residents should be more prepared…

12 things to know about U.S. airline changes

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