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Soon no Pearl Harbor survivors will be alive. People turn to other ways to learn about the bombing
Survivors of the 1941 Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor have long been the center of a remembrance ceremony held each year on the military base’s waterfront.
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Kilauea’s episode 38 comes to an end after 12 hours
Lava fountains shot more than 1,000 feet high before slowing down Saturday night inside Halemaʻumaʻu crater.
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Three takeaways as suddenly surging Flames down Mammoth
Team Tank is going to be sorely disappointed. Read More
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4 Takeaways from Roughnecks season-opening NLL loss in Toon Town
There should be no rush to judgment on the 2026 edition of the Calgary Roughnecks. Read More
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Keiki O Ka ‘Āina leaders highlight growing demand as Laulima Day supports families
Our very own KHON2 Staff joined Laulima Day organizers bringing the community together to support local families facing hard times and organizers say the need is higher than ever.
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Light trade winds carry us through remainder of weekend
HONOLULU (KHON2) – Moderate trades will continue to decrease slightly tonight as an upper level trough moves overhead. This slight instability overnight could help provide some enhanced showers, but these should be brief and mainly focused along windward and mauka areas. Model guidance is also suggesting that a band of moisture, currently seen on regional…
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Kapolei opening night Christmas celebration with parade and tree lighting
Kapolei City Lights kicked off tonight with a parade, tree lighting, and block party that runs until 9 p.m., with decorations up through January 4.
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The 84th Pearl Harbor remembrance to honor ‘The Rosies’, WWII survivors
Tomorrow, Dec. 7, the 84th Pearl Harbor commemoration will honor WWII survivors and Rosies, with the public invited to attend or watch online.
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Kilauea eruption triggers massive ash plume; residents warned of Pele’s hair and health impacts
“Be careful because respiratory is huge, this is glass and rock going into your lungs.”
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Local tech wizards vie for cash and possible commercial glory in crafting video games
Hiking the mountain trails around her Canmore hometown under the spectre of a nasty bear encounter was Louise Edwards’ path into the digital gaming industry. Read More