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Hawaii roads marred by storm damage, repairs continue
Crews will be busy in the coming weeks making repairs and cleaning up debris.
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Office of Hawaiian Affairs approves $4 million emergency relief
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Local agencies are filling gaps as fast as they can, with public, private and matching funds already rolling out to the community. The Office of Hawaiian Affairs called a rare emergency session today to authorize almost $4 million in emergency disaster relief aid. “We are looking to move as quick as possible,…
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Homeowners grateful with help from hundreds of volunteers as they clean up in Waialua after back to back storms
HONOLULU (KHON2) — While city officials are asking to learn more about the damage around the island from the recent back-to-back storms, residents are taking matters into their own hands. Many are cleaning up as quickly as they can, and thankfully, they’re getting a lot of help. The saying goes many hands make light work.…
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Calgary Underground Film Festival to open with thriller Hokum, close with Boots Riley’s comedy I Love Boosters
The Calgary Underground Film Festival will kick off its 11-day celebration of genre films and off-kilter cinema with Irish filmmaker Damian McCarthy’s supernatural horror film Hokum and close with the international premiere of Boots Riley’s comedy I Love Boosters. Read More
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This Week’s Remarkable Woman: Carole Kai
Carole Kai is a familiar face who has dedicated her life to fundraising and improving the quality of life for her beloved community.
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Body cam video, rock evidence takes center stage in Konig trial
Jurors spent much of the day watching Honolulu Police body-worn camera videos that prosecutors said show the immediate aftermath of a violent assault.
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Drives give back to recovering Waialua community
WAIALUA, Oahu (KHON2) — The historic flooding across the North Shore left many in need, and some local organizations are bringing help straight to them. “We have ATV stamp trucks being shipped out in the community to help, we’re having companies come and donate pallet resources, we have a distribution line where people are donating…
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‘Indefensible’: Calgary police highlight continued high numbers of child endangerment cases
The Calgary Police Service highlighted staggering numbers of child abuse and child exploitation cases at a monthly police commission meeting Wednesday afternoon. Read More
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National Guard rescue, support communities following severe storm damage
More than 100 people were rescued with support from the Hawaii National Guard during the second Kona low storm.
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Boil Water Notice lifted for Waialua, Haleiwa
A Boil Water Notice for Haleiwa and Waialua has been lifted by the Board of Water Supply.