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2026 Visitor Public Safety Conference looks at emergency preparedness among other topics
The Visitor Public Safety Conference is taking place and it brings together industry leaders and government partners to enhance safety and emergency preparedness for both visitors and residents.
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Maui man found in ocean thanks to smart watch location, rescued two miles offshore
The Maui Department of Fire and Public Safety conducted an ocean rescue off the coast of the island’s north shore on the afternoon of Jan. 6.
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Dead whale found on bow of a ship in New Jersey; NOAA launches investigation
The whale was reported Sunday by the U.S. Coast Guard at the Gloucester Marine Terminal.
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Brown, MIT shooting suspect planned attack for years: DOJ
The Department of Justice (DOJ) said late Monday that the Brown University and MIT shooting suspect planned the attack for years and left videos that were recovered after his body was found.
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Varcoe: ‘A modest slowdown’: Consolidation in Canadian oilpatch hits eight-year high, but likely to ease in 2026
A new report anticipates mergers and acquisitions in Canada’s upstream oil and gas sector will moderate in the next 12 months, after more than $30-billion worth of activity in 2025. Read More
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Ford: Carney is still Canada’s smartest man to lead the country out of crisis
Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and endings, has two faces and January is named after him. Read More
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Warner Bros. rejects Paramount takeover offer, urges shareholders to back Netflix bid
Warner Bros. again rejected Paramount’s latest takeover bid and told shareholders Wednesday to stick with a rival offer from Netflix.
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Some vaccine recommendations dropped, how Hawaii’s affected
The CDC has announced new vaccine recommendations for children. National health officials now list vaccines for 11 diseases in their child immunization schedule — down from 17.
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Flu season underway, seeing a huge spike in cases with potential to grow
Flu season is Hawaii continues to be an issue following the holidays, and there are no signs of slowing down.
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Hawaii Island man faces up to 15 years after federal gun case
A Hawaii Island man has pleaded guilty in federal court after authorities say he illegally possessed firearms and ammunition as a convicted felon.