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Safety issues renew focus on Hawaii’s aging government buildings
The fire alarms interrupted informational briefings at the State Capitol on Monday and Wednesday last week, not just once, but multiple times.
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$149 million grant to help provide better internet statewide
Following approval of a roughly $149 million grant from the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program, better internet could be making its way to Hawaii.
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Suspect wanted: HPD searching for 37-year-old man
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu police are searching for a suspect who they say ran away from police officers — 37-year-old Tiofilusi Tongamoa. Police said that on Jan. 17, Tongamoa assaulted his wife in front of their children in Aiea. When officers arrived, they arrested him for felony abuse. After being handcuffed, he pulled away from…
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Man, 47, arrested after barricade situation in Kalihi
KALIHI, Oahu (KHON2) — Honolulu police have arrested a man after a barricade situation on Skyline Drive in Kalihi. Police said the 47-year-old male suspect turned himself in and is now in custody. He was arrested with an outstanding warrant with a $100,000 bail. Police confirmed there is no active threat to the public, and…
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Nearly 100 new beds added to Peter Lougheed Centre in hospital expansion
A $151 million expansion on the Peter Lougheed Centre in northeast Calgary that has added 97 new beds to the hospital is officially complete, according to the province. Read More
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‘Magic in the air’: Calgary’s Strate, Boyd-Clowes, Eilers, Maurer make up Canada’s 2026 Olympic ski-jumping team
Four Calgarians make up Canada’s ski-jumping team set to soar at the 2026 Milano Cortina Games. Read More
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Braid: While government talks up more spaces, docs describe daily ER horrors shrouded in privacy
It was huge news for a day. Six people died in emergency wards after long waits. Read More
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U.S. Supreme Court questions Hawaii’s strict gun law known as ‘Vampire Rule’
“I don’t have to have a sign on the sidewalk before you enter my property saying, okay to come on if you’re going to give me some leaflet.”
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Applications open for Hawaii micro-grants supporting small farmers
Small-scale gardeners and farmers can now apply for Hawaii’s micro-grant program, which aims to boost local production.
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State launches investigation involving alleged payment to ‘influential state legislator’
State officials have launched an investigation after federal authorities agreed to share evidence involving an unnamed “influential state legislator” accused of accepting about $35,000.