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The Big West Conference Champs, the Hawaii Rainbow Wahine water polo team have earned multiple All-Big West Awards. Hawaii clinched a spot in the National Tournament on May 9th after winning the Big West Conference Championship. The Rainbow Wahine heads into the National Tournament with a 21 and 4 record and now with multiple players…

Over 800,000 bees stolen from farm southeast of Calgary

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A Calgary area beekeeper is dismayed after dozens of beehives were stolen in an unprecedented bee-heist. Read More

Calgary police Chief Mark Neufeld resigns from Calgary Police Service

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Calgary police Chief Mark Neufeld has resigned, according to the Calgary police commission. Read More

Measles cases in Alberta rise to 210, with majority reported in kids and teenagers

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The number of reported measles cases in Alberta has reached 210, the majority of which are contained in the southern region of the province. Read More

Have you seen Zuckerberg’s $500M superyacht in Hawaiʻi’s waters? Here’s a peek inside

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Boating is a big recreational sport here in Hawaii. So, when massive superyachts join the ranks of vessels, people take notice. At 387 feet long, Launchpad is one of the largest private yachts in the world. Built by Dutch shipyard Feadship, this superyacht is packed with high-end features, high-tech systems and everything…

Hawaii DOE looking for input on cell phones in school

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Cell phone use in schools has been the subject of critical discussion across the country, and now the Hawaii Department of Education is asking for the opinions of parents, students, teachers and staff. Banning cellphones in schools gains popularity in red and blue states “Yes, recently some other school districts across the…

‘No mow May’ campaign encourages waiting a month before mowing. But how helpful is it?

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Spring has sprung in Calgary, which means many households have begun mowing their lawns or tending to their gardens Read More

8 things to know about why thousands will garden naked Saturday

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Every year on the first Saturday in May, people from around the world ditch their clothes and dig into the dirt, literally. It’s called World Naked Gardening Day; and in 2025, it falls on May 3. Whether you’re pruning papayas or planting ti leaves, this lighthearted tradition invites everyone to step outside,…

Calgary’s Ujamaa Grandma yarn sale begins today, continues through weekend

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Outside the Garrison Curling Club on April 26, a massive truck pulls up and several people pile in and out, wheeling boxes, bags and cartons of rolls of yarn in myriad colours and designs. Read More

Three people facing over 50 charges after Stoney Nakoda First Nation police chase

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