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3 men arrested in attempt to lure Hawaiʻi keiki via internet
Hawaiʻi’s Operation Keiki Shield 29 brought attention to the dangers children face online.
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Honolulu EMS overhaul: No cuts, more staff, more units in 2026
After a circulating letter accusing Honolulu EMS of shutting down or downgrading several ambulances starting in January that raised concerns about a reduction in coverage that could cost lives, EMS Director, Dr. Jim Ireland, said plainly, the closures are not happening.
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HPD opens investigation into stranger danger incident in Kapolei
Police have opened up an investigation into a stranger danger incident that occurred in Kapolei yesterday afternoon.
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Varcoe: The power of an MOU — big changes in store for Alberta and divisive Clean Electricity Regulations
Pipelines and Pathways Plus are the talk of the town when it comes to a new energy pact that Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney are expected to sign Thursday in Calgary. Read More
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Week 14: Dinos Volleyball, Hockey wrap up first semester at home
With their win streak running to nine after a weekend sweep of Manitoba last time out, the Dinos move to No. 1 in the latest U SPORTS top 10 – the first time they’ve been the top team in the nation since doing so the final seven weeks in a row during the 2022-23 season.…
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Man in Hamilton charged with sexual assault in 2015 incident
A man in Hamilton has been charged with sexual assault and choking with intent in relation to an incident in 2015, according to Calgary police. Read More
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Suspect in Kalihi shooting charged with attempted murder
A man arrested on suspicion of an attempted murder on North King Street in Kalihi on Nov. 23 has been charged with multiple crimes.
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Hawaiian Humane Society has the PURR-fect holiday card for you
On Saturday, Dec. 6, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., all pets and their families are invited to snap a selfie at Santa Paws, the festive holiday photo event located on the fourth floor of Macy’s at Ala Moana Shopping Center.
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Globalfest cuts five-day extravaganza to four days after drop in pre-ticket sales
For the first time ever, GlobalFest will not have its opening night after a drastic drop in last year’s pre-ticket sales forced organizers to make financial cutbacks to the annual festival. Read More
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Repealing blanket rezoning may jeopardize federal funding, suggests city memo to council
Repealing blanket rezoning could put $129 million in federal funding to support Calgary’s housing strategy at risk, according to an internal memo sent to councillors after a meeting with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC). Read More