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Ready for hurricane season? Study says Hawaii residents should be more prepared
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With less than one week until hurricane season, the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency urges residents to stay prepared. The season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. Whether the season is above-average or below-average, officials said, you can never be prepared enough for a natural disaster. Hurricane season is approaching. These tips…
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HFD: No evacuations at this time for Punchbowl brush fire
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Multiple first responder agencies are addressing a brush fire in Punchbowl. Officials said the incident happened around 1:45 p.m. on Sunday, May 25. Honolulu firefighters were dispatched shortly after. While the size of the fire is unclear, HFD said no evacuations are currently needed. As a result of the incident, Prospect Street…
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Calgary Wild FC battle to draw against Vancouver Rise FC
Calgary Wild FC is packing a point back to Stampede City as the Battle of the West came down to a 1-1 draw against Vancouver Rise FC on Saturday at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby, B.C. Read More
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NBA cousins — including MVP SGA — help inspire Calgary Surge’s Javier Gilgeous-Glasgow
Javier Gilgeous-Glasgow prepared for the Calgary Surge’s home-opener Sunday afternoon in usual fashion … Read More
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‘The city comes alive’: Calgary Marathon sets record turnout — plus, the complete list of winners
Thousands of people ran, walked and wheeled through Calgary’s streets on Sunday for the second day of the Servus Calgary Marathon — the biggest in the event’s history, according to organizers. Read More
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HPD looks for driver involved in Kalihi hit-and-run incident
KALIHI, Hawaii (KHON2) — The Honolulu Police Department is seeking information following a critical hit-and-run incident in Kalihi. Honolulu Emergency Medical Services treated a 53-year-old female moped rider with critical injuries just after 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 24. Woman, 52, in serious condition following vehicle collision Officials said the incident happened at the intersection…
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‘They’re awesome:’ How JABSOM helps Hawaii’s keiki get ready for school
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Nearly 70% of Hawaii’s keiki aren’t ready for kindergarten, according to the Department of Education. A powerful program at the John A. Burns School of Medicine is quietly changing that, all while changing lives. One year ago, five-year-old Dawson would barely say a word at preschool. Residents try to catch glimpse of…
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How has Year of the Snake treated you? Updated horoscopes for the last half of 2025
The halfway mark of 2025 approaches. In this, the Year of the Snake, has luck been shining down upon you, or have clouds of gloom been darkening your days? For many people, it’s been a bit of both. Read More
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Country music singer, former Georgia Southern football player arrested
OCONEE, Tenn. (WSAV) — Gavin Adcock, a rising country music star and a former college football player, was arrested in Tennessee on May 21. According to Nashville newspaper The Tennessean, Adcock was arrested by the Tennessee Highway Patrol for reckless driving and having an open container of alcohol in his vehicle. The “A Cigarette” singer…
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How to get weight loss drugs without insurance
(NewsNation) — While weight loss medications are usually not covered by insurance, there are other ways to secure a medication without a provider. There are 13 states whose Medicaid programs allow for GLP-1 drugs to be used for the treatment of obesity. According to a November report by the health information nonprofit KFF, the states…