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Former informant in high profile case now missing: Jonnaven Monalim
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu police have opened a missing persons case for Jonnaven Monalim, who was last heard from after leaving his Ae Street residence in Kapolei on Nov. 5, at around 7:13 p.m. Police said Monalim has not been seen or heard from since, and his family is concerned for his safety and well-being.…
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A different Veterans Day celebration amid federal government shutdown
HALAWA, Oahu (KHON2) — The ongoing, record-long federal government shutdown continues to have a ripple effect, including changing a classic Veterans Day celebration. Furloughed and unpaid workers, a lack of funds and uncertainty within the federal government all played a part in a significant change to the annual Veterans Day celebration usually held at the…
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HDOT petitions FAA to consider lifting flight cancelations in Hawaiʻi
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) has been identified as a “High Impact Airport” under a new Federal Aviation Administration emergency order. The move comes as the federal government shutdown continues to strain staffing and air traffic operations nationwide. Flight reductions and delays The FAA order, issued Thursday, Nov. 6, requires…
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International grad student suing University of Calgary for half a million over ‘academic procedural failure’
An international graduate student at the University of Calgary is suing the university for $500,000, alleging academic procedural failure that he claims risked his immigration and professional status in Canada and caused him undue stress. Read More
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Flames prospect Matvei Gridin proud of AHL output, ‘but obviously I want to be in The Show’
While the veteran righty and pending free agent likely doesn’t factor in the Flames’ long-term plans, he is determined to make the best of his first AHL assignment since he was traded to Calgary in March 2024. Read More
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Calgary set to host largest ever Alberta Municipalities convention
More than 1,200 municipal politicians and officials will convene in Calgary next week for the annual Alberta Municipalities convention and trade show. Read More
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Premier Danielle Smith says courts should be more ‘constrained’ in making decisions
Premier Danielle Smith stated that she wants the court system to refrain from interfering with the decisions of elected officials when it comes to matters of public interest, while diminishing its democratic role of holding public representatives accountable. Read More
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‘I will never forget’: Second World War vet tells students how he went to battle
George Morasch recalls being hunted by German U-boats on the way to war. Read More
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Wendy’s may close hundreds of US locations
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Wendy’s may end up closing hundreds of locations by the end of the year and into 2026. Interim CEO Ken Cook said on an investor call Friday that he estimates a “mid-single-digit percentage” of underperforming U.S. locations would be impacted by closures. “When we look at the system today, we have…
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As UCP MLA recall movement expands, more petitioners ready their pens
Momentum continues to grow behind a grassroots push to unseat multiple United Conservative Party MLAs, with Elections Alberta approving a second recall petition this week and recall efforts expanding to more than 20 ridings across the province. Read More