Author: admin
-

AARP: Kupuna who travel more may live longer
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Seniors are more eager to travel this year. As we come up on the travel season, planning for the most desired trips of your life can help you live longer. “Studies have shown that if you have a purpose in life, if you have something that you wake up and look forward…
-

KHON2 Sports Heat Check: Santa Clara’s Cairah Curran
Santa Clara Sophomore and Campbell Saber alum, Cairah Curran has been named the WCC Player of the Year. The softball standout for the Broncos was in the leadoff spot for Santa Clara’s batting order, and made the most of it each and every game. Curran led the conference in 5 offensive categories this season, runs…
-
Calgary Dinos basketball star Nate Petrone named Canada West Male Athlete of the Year
Following one of the greatest seasons in Calgary Dinos men’s basketball history, Nate Petrone added another accolade on Thursday as he was named the 2025 Canada West Male Athlete of the Year. Read More
-
Strathcona shifts to pure heavy oil producer with $2 billion Montney sale
Canadian oil tycoon Adam Waterous’s Strathcona Resources Ltd. agreed to sell its assets in the Montney shale formation in western Canada in a shift that makes it a pure heavy oil producer. Read More
-

Bicyclist hospitalized in McCully; police search for suspects
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A bicyclist has been hospitalized in serious condition following an apparent hit-and-run incident in McCully. Police searching for suspects in armed home invasion in Nuuanu According to Honolulu police, the incident happened around noon on Thursday, May 15, near the intersection of McCully Street and Citron Street. Officials said a stolen vehicle…
-
Alberta Energy Regulator approves Northback request to explore for coal at Grassy Mountain
The Alberta Energy Regulator has approved Northback Holdings’ request to explore for coal at Grassy Mountain along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. Read More
-
With flood season underway, Calgary more resilient than ever, says city’s top river engineer
Calgary is more prepared than ever for the risk of spring flooding, a city official said Thursday. Read More
-

Locals know. Tourists miss it. The North Shore spot you have to see to believe
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Tucked away on Oʻahu’s scenic North Shore is a one-of-a-kind destination that’s more than just a place to shop. The Old Waialua Sugar Mill is a deep dive into local history, culture and flavor all wrapped up in a converted sugar plantation. While tourists crowd the beaches of Waikīkī, those in the…
-

Heavy traffic expected near UH Manoa for graduation, move out
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With spring commencement exercises and residence hall move outs happening this weekend, the University of Hawaii at Manoa is warning drivers to watch out for traffic. Thousands of graduates enter Hawaii workforce during ‘uncertain’ times On Saturday, May 17, the university will hold its spring commencement at the Stan Sheriff Center starting…