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Man, 50, in serious condition following crash in Kaneohe
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A man is in serious condition following a crash in Kaneohe. Honolulu Emergency Medical Services said it happened around 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 16, when they treated a 50-year-old man for injuries when his truck flipped. He was transported to the hospital in serious condition. This is a developing story. KHON2 will…
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From aviation to shipping, how Hawaii’s transportation sector is going green
From cars, to busses, to the new rail and even up in the sky, transportation is what keeps us moving. So how will Hawaii keep moving on cleaner pathways to meet our state’s clean energy goals? KHON2’s Empowered franchise is committed to providing information to keep people informed on sustainability issues in Hawaii. Joining KHON’s Gina Mangieri…
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Bell: Danielle Smith speaks out on immigration — the Alberta premier is not holding back
When you ask about immigration, Premier Danielle Smith has no time to dance around the elephant in the room. Read More
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State Water Commission fines West Maui landowner for violating water standards
A West Maui landowner has been fined by the state for violating water standards. But there’s a way for the company to avoid paying the fine and help those directly affected by these water issues.
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New Ko Olina EMS station aims to help response times for West Oahu
A new Honolulu Emergency Medical Services station is now open in Ko Olina, and officials said it will be a huge benefit for the West Oahu Community.
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‘Find their spines’: HGEA presses DOE on Moanalua assault
Following an upset parent’s assault of a Moanalua High School associate athletic director, the Hawaii Government Employees Association is demanding action from the Department of Education.
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Want to know how to help those in need this Christmas? Here are some places that need volunteers
As Christmas rolls right around the corner, Calgarians and local organizations are stepping up efforts to give back the community this winter and they are looking for volunteers and donations. Read More
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City looks to begin first steps for project to replace Bearspaw South Feeder Main
The city has begun inviting vendors to share their plans for constructing the first stage of a pipeline that will eventually replace a feeder main, whose failure precipitated a state of local emergency in the summer of last year. Read More
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Federal government offers energy firms more leeway in cutting methane
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government published final rules on methane reduction that give the oil and gas sector more flexibility in how to comply. Read More
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Buy now, pay later services can contribute to financial stress over the holidays, warns UCalgary professor
Shoppers should be wary of buy now, pay later services during the holidays, says a University of Calgary professor, as they come with consequences for people beyond their pocketbooks. Read More