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Breakenridge: Premier blows through fiscal policies; says Calgarians wanted increased spending
No one should hold their breath expecting a referendum on a provincial sales tax alongside all the other questions on the Oct. 19 ballot. Read More
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Opinion: The math of Alberta politics no longer adds up
The math of Alberta politics is no longer adding up. If you’re a conservative in Alberta, you’re commonly considered a member of the majority. Read More
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Utilities and Hawaii Department of Transportation prepare for severe weather
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Showers and winds are expected as early as tomorrow night, with potential to last through the weekend. “It’s going to kind of linger through Wednesday. Thursday, we might get a little bit of a lull in the weather, and then sort of fire back up again as we get another reinforcement from…
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Alohi Gilman to sign 3-year deal with Kansas City
Hawaii’s Alohi Gilman is headed to a new franchise for 2026. The Safety has agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs. Gilman was traded to the Baltimore Ravens midway through the 2025 season from the Los Angeles Chargers. The deal is reportedly for three-years at $24.75 million with $15 million fully guaranteed. Gilman was…
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How was stabbing suspect able to be released from prison on furlough?
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A judge on Monday, March 9, ordered the man accused of killing his girlfriend and critically injuring his estranged wife to be held without bond. Some legal experts question how the suspect was allowed out of prison for furlough. John Nihipali Senior made his first court appearance, charged with murder and attempted…
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Three takeaways as Flames keep fighting spirit alive but fall to Capitals on late goals
The Calgary Flames are going to fight until the end of the season. Read More
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Na Manu Elele Steward Program pays you to hike
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Applications are now open for the Na Manu Elele Steward Program, aimed at employing individuals to steward cultural areas across the Hawaiian Islands. The stewards are responsible for educating visitors, enforcing safety measures and maintaining trails. Organizers say the program has seen great success in increasing visitors’ awareness of the trail’s hiking…
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Counties preparing for powerful Kona storm
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Emergency management officials across Hawaiʻi are urging residents to prepare as a powerful Kona storm is expected to begin impacting the islands on Tuesday, March 10, and continue through the weekend. Forecasters say the storm could bring heavy rain, strong south winds, possible lightning and flooding as it moves down the island…
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Bell: Smith UCP blames ‘delusional’ Nenshi for Calgary water pipe woes
They just can’t look in the mirror. No doubt they know what ugliness they will see. Read More
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48 Hawaiian Airlines employees to be laid off
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Another round of job cuts at Hawaiian Airlines. The company notified the state that the cuts affect 48 Hawaii-based, non-union employees whose jobs will end in May or June. A majority of the employees work in the corporate headquarters. They are being given a retention bonus and a severance package. We recently…