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The launch window for NASA’s Artemis II mission will soon open.

‘Revoke the agreement’: Alberta-Ottawa energy pact facing some pushback

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The Alberta and federal governments are facing opposition to their energy agreement that could pave the way for a new pipeline, with an Indigenous group calling one part of the deal “fatally flawed.” Read More

Population surge leaves Calgary’s social support agencies stretched

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Calgary’s population surge of recent years has produced growing pains for the many organizations serving those struggling to access housing, food and other supports. Read More

Ford: Feelings ruffled by backyard chicken coops

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A statement of the obvious — Calgary is a city, an urban setting. Why, in 2026, are we permitting farm animals such as chickens to share this space? Read More

Trump says US will be done with Iran in ‘2-3 weeks’

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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States will leave Iran within two to three weeks, a longer deadline than the four to six weeks the administration has been saying.

Hawaii gas prices up more than $1 per gallon in 1 month

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The pain at the pump is getting worse across the Islands.

Son testifies about chilling call in Konig attempted murder trial

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Gerhardt Konig attempted murder trial took a dramatic turn today. Jurors hearing directly from the defendant’s son about a chilling call moments after the alleged attack. 19-year-old Emile Konig took the stand, describing a FaceTime call he said he received from his father, Gerhardt Konig, shortly after the alleged attack. Emile…

Jack Jackson stops by KHON to support Flood Relief Telethon

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Singer-songwriter Jack Johnson stopped by the KHON2 studios to support the Hawaii Together: Flood Relief Telethon, helping raise funds for families impacted by the back-to-back Kona low storms. Johnson, who was born and raised on Oahu’s North Shore, spoke about the devastation he’s seen firsthand, especially among local farmers. “It was really…

Early estimates predict storm to cost up to $100 million for Oahu clean up and recovery

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Preliminary estimates are in, and city officials believe the storm will cost the city up to $100 million on Oahu. That’s just for damage to city infrastructure, clean up, overtime and more. Nine million dollars to address the landslides at Waimea Bay, three million to repair the Waialua Fire Station and five…

Former President Barack Obama shares special message

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