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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Two Honolulu residents have been sentenced for separate crimes. A Honolulu woman was sentenced for threatening to kill President Biden and Trump. As part of a plea deal, federal prosecutors say 49-year-old Rebecca Ann Folley — also known as Becca Waters — received a seven-month prison sentence, with credit for time served,…

Combatting Hawaii’s feral cat population could require sterilization

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Hawaii lawmakers are taking aim at the state’s growing feral cat population with a new bill to create a statewide spay and neuter fund, as well as require sterilization for most cats.

Pronouns used when speaking ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

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In the ahupuaʻa of Kahauiki, which lies in the moku of Kona here on Oʻahu, stands a roadway that can help us learn proper pronunciation and pronouns as well.

Election advocates warn of political fallout following recent scandal

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Despite the Attorney General’s office having the Special Investigation and Prosecution Division, or SIPD, look into a $35,000 bribery scandal, Clean Elections Hawaii says there needs to be a firewall.

Magdaleno will make opening night start for ‘Bows on Friday

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After generating momentum by narrowly missing out on a regional berth eight months ago, the University of Hawaiʻi baseball team opens its highly anticipated 2026 season this weekend in Mānoa with a four-game series against Gonzaga. The Rainbow Warriors begin the series Friday night, with first pitch scheduled for 6:35 p.m. at Les Murakami Stadium.…

Bell: Calgary top cop speaks out, vows not to surrender the streets

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Calgary top cop Katie McLellan is not mincing words. No hug-a-thug baloney being sold. Read More

Lawmakers take road trip to hear from UH Manoa student-athletes on NIL impacts

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State lawmakers hit the road Wednesday, Feb. 11, and headed to Manoa to hear from the University of Hawaii’s student athletes.

Local women are moving back to Hawaiʻi for careers in STEM: Meet the organization responsible

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Science does not only live in faraway labs or big mainland cities. Science at Oceanit does not hide behind closed doors or distant campuses.

China deal will ‘loom’ over Canada-U.S. trade talks: ex-State Department official

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With North America’s trade deal up for renewal, Canada may be in a tough position at the negotiating table with the United States following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent trade mission to China, a former U.S. Department of State official says. Read More

Police investigating serious injury collision involving school bus

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