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Maui family remembers 71-year-old man killed in Kahului attack
Three individuals were arrested and charged with murder following a fatal attack on 71-year-old Alfred Kailihiwa, a long-time Maui animal rescuer, while he and his sister were feeding stray cats in Kahului.
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More than 300K jury questionnaires will be mailed across the islands
Be on the lookout, an important piece of mail could be showing up in your mailbox soon. Questionnaires for possible jury duty service in 2027 will be mailed out starting on Friday, Aug. 14.
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Oʻahu junior lifeguards secure win at 2026 state championships
An exciting win for Oʻahu junior lifeguards as they competed at home in the 2026 Junior Lifeguard State Championships over the weekend.
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Experts monitor possible tropical cyclone near Hawaiʻi: NWS
A tropical cyclone may impact some of the islands this weekend, the National Weather Service of Honolulu reported on Aug. 10.
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Braid: Poll shows Canada may have more friends than Trump in the U.S.
“Canadians are like hobbits. They’ll save the world for you.” Read More
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‘This should not be normal’: Bowness businesses grapple with another water main break
Business operators along Bowness’s Main Street on Monday were contending with the aftermath of a water main break over the weekend that resulted in a large sinkhole and a days-long closure of one of the historic street’s blocks. Read More
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‘Potentially life-threatening’: Avalanche Canada contemplating services reduction if Alberta doesn’t renew funding
Avalanche Canada is considering cutting services in Alberta as it continues to await a decision from the provincial government on funding for this year. Read More
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Padraig Harrington, Zach Johnson add more star power to stacked Rogers Charity Classic field
The Rogers Charity Classic has received a significant boost with two additional golf legends joining the field for Calgary’s PGA TOUR Championship stop next week. Read More
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Waianae child torture suspects make first court appearance
The suspects of a Waianae child torture case appeared in court for the first time on Monday, Aug. 10.