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A historic win: U.S. Navy liable for sickening thousands in 2021 Red Hill fuel spill
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A federal court judge has found the U.S. Navy liable for causing thousands to be sickened by the fuel spill at Red Hill in 2021. Attorneys for the thousands of victims call it a historic win. Red Hill trial concludes, families now await judge’s ruling “This is the first environmental injury case…
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Hawaii baseball begins final road trip of regular season on Friday
Hawaii Baseball heads to California for their final road trip of the regular season, and will take on Cal State Fullerton beginning on Friday. The ‘Bows are in a big series this weekend, as UH currently sits outside of the playoff picture for the Big West Conference Tournament. Hawaii sits 12-12 in conference play and…
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Maui Fire Department blesses newest wildland firefighting tool
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Maui Fire Department’s newest wildland firefighting tool was blessed on Thursday, May 8. MFD personnel, Maui Mayor Richard Bissen, Daniel R. Sayre Memorial Fund representatives and others gathered on Community Wildfire Preparedness Day to celebrate the donation of the County’s first wildland firefighting apparatus. First responders battle Kōke‘e brush fire; 70% contained…
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‘Drive with Aloha:’ Honolulu raises driving awareness for summer months
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The summer months are right around the corner, and so are what are traditionally the most dangerous and deadly months on Honolulu roads. Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi, the Honolulu Police Department and other organizations raised awareness when it comes to the issue of impaired driving by declaring May 8 as “Drive with…
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Shots ring through Nuuanu neighborhood, HPD investigating
NUUANU, Hawaii (KHON2) — Honolulu police are on the lookout for the suspect involved in a shooting in the Nuuanu area. ‘Outrageous:’ Hawaii Sen. Schatz on Maui ICE investigation Around 1 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, HPD said officers responded to reports of shots fired near Nuuanu Avenue and N. Kuakini Street. According to police,…
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Bell: Alberta separatists say they’re ready to rock — here they are
They’ve got our attention. Boy, have they got our attention. Read More
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Majority of public opposes GOP plan for Medicaid cuts: Poll
(The Hill) — Large majorities of Americans, including Republicans, oppose federal funding cuts to Medicaid, according to a new poll from health policy research group KFF. The results are yet another warning sign for congressional Republicans eyeing steep cuts to the program to pay for President Trump’s domestic agenda, including an extension of his 2017…
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Hawaii volleyball fans show up big in win over Penn State
COLUMBUS, Ohio (KHON2) — WarriorBall25 started their journey to the national championship on Thursday, May 8 and they were not alone. KHON2 is in Ohio to give folks back in the Islands a look at how the University of Hawaii’s fans turned game day into something special. ‘Let’s enjoy the ride:’ UH ready for NCAA…
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Hawaii scores 9 runs in final inning to upset top-seed in Big West Conference Tournament
The 5th-seed Hawaii Rainbow Wahine stunned 1st-seed Cal State Fullerton in the Big West Conference Tournament on Thursday. The Rainbow Wahine scored 1 run in the first inning to take a quick lead, but the Titans gained all the momentum as they took a 5-1 lead going into the 6th inning. Hawaii needed to get…
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‘Things are perilous right now’: Measles cases in Alberta rise to 313; experts endorse vaccine
There are now 313 cases of measles in Alberta, 100 more than the number of cases reported last week. Read More