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Honolulu first responders battled flames over New Year’s Day, including H-1 car fire
Honolulu Fire Department was busy battling a string of separate fires over New Year’s Eve and Day this year.
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Kuhio Avenue Food Hall adds another independent food vendor to its lineup
Rather than just one cuisine, Kuhio Avenue Food Hall brings together multiple independent food vendors under one roof.
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Taber enters Kraft Hockeyville contest after explosion damaged rink
Taber officials say an explosion on Dec. 17 in the facility’s small ice resurfacer room caused substantial damage within the arena and curling rink areas. The people inside the facility at the time of the explosion were evacuated as a precaution, with no injuries reported. Read More
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Federal appellate court blocks added Green Fee tax on cruise ships
As various new laws were able to go into effect at midnight on Jan. 1, one hot button law didn’t take effect as intended: Act 96, or the Green Fee.
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YMCA of Honolulu offering new deals for 2026
If you’re looking to get your new year’s resolution started, there are some great local options, including the YMCA of Honolulu.
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Sweden pick Flames’ Rasmus Andersson for Olympics while Mikael Backlund snubbed
Rasmus Andersson is heading to the Olympics. Read More
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Calgary’s first baby of the year born at South Health Campus
A Calgary family rang in the new year with the birth of their baby boy — the first born in Calgary in 2026. Read More
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No tsunami warning after 6.5 quake off Mexican coast
There is no tsunami threat to Hawaiʻi following a preliminary 6.5 earthquake that struck off the state of Guerrero in Mexico, officials said.
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DoorDash bans driver over alleged AI delivery scam: ‘Zero tolerance for fraud’
A delivery driver for DoorDash has been ousted from the platform after allegedly attempting to trick a customer into thinking their order had been delivered to their door with an AI-generated image.
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Opinion: Parents building a baseline of care for students with Type 1 diabetes
Every parent wants their child to feel safe, included and confident at school. For parents of kids with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) — an autoimmune condition in which the pancreas stops producing insulin — that hope comes with an extra layer of worry. In Alberta, there is no consistent standard of care for how schools…