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Flooded cars could cost you: What drivers need to know
HONOLULU (KHON2) — We saw it happen in neighborhoods across the state. Streets were turning into rivers in minutes, leaving behind more than just debris. Auto shops are bracing for a surge in flood-damaged vehicles. “I think maybe in another month we’re gonna know. The next two to three weeks, they’re still trying to just…
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Haleiwa Town business juggle respect for Waialua, need support to stay open during flooding
WAIALAUA, Oahu (KHON2) — It will be a long road to recovery for storm-ravaged communities on the North Shore. But businesses in Haleiwa are open and need your support. That’s the message from many who are juggling the challenge of running a business while trying to be respectful and sympathetic to their friends and neighbors…
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Helicopter crashes at Kalalau Beach on Kauai
Authorities on Kauai are responding to a helicopter crash at Kalalau Beach.
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Gas prices surge 93 cents statewide in March: AAA Hawaii
Hawaii gas prices continued to rise in March — a total increase of 93 cents from last month, according to the American Automobile Association Hawaii.
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58th annual World of Wheels rolls into Calgary this weekend
If anything will help melt Calgary’s surprise snow, it may be the heat from roaring engines. Read More
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In Calgary courts: Girls’ hockey coach charged with sex-related offences involving children granted bail
The Calgary girl’s hockey coach facing multiple charges related to the alleged luring of young children over the internet has been granted bail. Read More
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Hawaii Together: Helping Hawaii families impacted by Kona Low flooding
As many of you have seen firsthand, the recent Kona Low flooding has had a devastating impact across our state. In response, the KHON2 team is stepping up to do what we can to help affected families.
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Local tennis team sweeps competition, wins national title
There are 27,000 tennis players in their division in America and 1,200 at the national tournament. In the end, it was a dozen wahine from Hawaii who swept the women’s 65 and older division in Surprise, Arizona, to become #1 in the nation.
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Toronto-based Hackergal comes to Calgary to support girls entering the tech sector
Hackergal, a non-profit organization out of Toronto, is in Calgary to help give girls and gender-diverse kids the chance to level up their digital skills and STEAM education. Read More
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Ducks share admiration for ex-teammate Ryan Strome ahead of Flames clash: ‘We really miss him’
“One of the best teammates I’ve had.” Read More