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Recall of toddler fruit and veggie pouches over lead expanded
(WJW) — A recall on fruit and veggie pouches sold at Walgreens and some independent retailers over lead concerns is now being expanded to include additional lots, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Credit: FDA Credit: FDA Credit: FDA The original recall alert stated that Sprout Organics initiated the voluntary recall after routine sampling found…
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What did Jimmy Kimmel say during his first show back from suspension?
(NEXSTAR) – Jimmy Kimmel returned to host his late-night show on Tuesday after a weeklong suspension over comments he made in the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death. Kimmel walked out to a standing ovation from the studio audience of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” before launching into a monologue touching on his suspension, his supporters,…
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Beekeeping revolution happening on Calgary’s outskirts
Alberta is the biggest producer of honey in Canada and home to 39 per cent of the country’s honeybee colonies, according to a 2024 Government of Alberta study. Yet over one-third of Alberta’s bee colonies did not survive the 2023-24 winter and the situation is getting worse. Read More
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Deadline nears for Poppi customers to submit claim for settlement
(NewsNation) — The deadline is nearing for customers of popular soda brand Poppi to submit a claim as part of an $8.9 million class-action lawsuit against the soft drink’s former owners. Earlier this summer, VNGR Beverage, LLC., Poppi’s former owner, agreed to settle claims that the beverages were improperly marketed, labeled as “gut healthy.” Campbell…
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Maui mom springs into action to evacuate students from Paia fire area
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Evacuation orders on Maui for a brush fire in Paia have been lifted. Crews are still working to put out the fire, but said they have stopped its progression. Get Hawaii’s latest morning news delivered to your inbox, sign up for News 2 You Paia Elementary School parents called the experience traumatic.…
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‘Nitta vs HMSA’ ruling could mean better access to medical care
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A Hawaii Supreme Court ruling could give patients better access to care and give doctors more autonomy to decide what they need, while still protecting the rights of insurance companies on certain contract terms. Maui Land and Pineapple files countersuit against TY Management, citing defamation In the case “Nitta vs. HMSA”, a…
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Three takeaways (and one waiver worry) as Flames skate to exhibition victory over Kraken
Dustin Wolf worked two periods in the home crease and showed plenty of sharpness, stopping 12-of-13 shots fired his direction before he was relieved by college free-agent signing Owen Say. Read More
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City weighs bus fare hike
HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s been more than three years since Oahu bus riders have seen a fare hike. But now, the city is looking at raising the cost of the bus. New and improved: Honolulu transit app gets upgraded And while officials say it’s necessary to keep the system running, the concern is how to…
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‘It’s a group effort’: Representing paniolo culture in Aloha Festivals’ floral parade
HONOLULU (KHON2) — On Sept. 27, women on horseback will wear colorful regalia and flowers as they represent paniolo culture and each of the Hawaiian islands in the Aloha Festivals parade. “If it wasn’t for everybody perpetuating and continuing our paniolo culture, we’d have nothing,” said Kathy Rita, paʻu queen of Aloha Festivals 2025. “And…
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Gov. Green says he’d sign a mandatory motorcycle helmet law if it gets to his desk
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With the skyrocketing number of traffic deaths on Oahu’s roads, Governor Josh Green says it’s probably time to make helmets mandatory for all motorcycle riders. Change demanded following fatal Kalihi accident While riders do acknowledge the safety benefits, they say the decision to wear a helmet or not should be kept to…