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Gunshot, fireworks detection devices being used in Hawaii
A new law enforcement technology to detect gunfire and explosions is in the initial stages of deployment in Hawaii, but some lawmakers are questioning how the new devices will be used.
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Man, 38, arrested in connection to Kakaʻako explosion
Honolulu police arrested a 38-year-old man in connection with an explosion in Kakaako.
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‘Shaka, A Story of Aloha’ hits streaming services Friday
It’s on our license plates now, and there is a new film that will be hitting the streaming waves beginning tomorrow, Jan. 16.
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Hawaii Republicans have plans this session to attack state’s housing crisis
HONOLULU (KHON2) — According to local Republican lawmakers, a recent survey found that 91% of adults say buying a home in Hawaii is a problem. 45% of young adults are considering leaving the state in the next five years because of the high cost of living. But lawmakers say there are some simple solutions that…
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DOH to leave aging headquarters after asbestos concerns
The four-story building on Punchbowl Street has housed the Department of Health for decades. But deteriorating ceilings and asbestos problems have made it unsafe to remain.
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How, where to join the March to honor 1893 overthrow with remembrance, resistance
Each January, the path from Mauna ʻAla to ʻIolani Palace becomes a living history lesson.
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Hawaii man beats smoking, diabetes to turn 106
If you are having a hard time with your New Year’s resolution, here’s some inspiration.
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Strong winds cause power outages across Hawaii Kai & Windward Coast
HAWAII KAI, Oahu (KHON2) — Residents of Hawaii Kai were subject to sporadic power outages through the last few days, largely in part due to strong winds. “Here for us in Hawaii, winter is going to be when we’re going to have stronger winds in general,” said Stephen Parker, National Weather Service Meteorologist. “We had…