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Electric Beach attempted murder leaves multiple injured, suspect arrested: EMS, HPD
Four people were left injured the night of June 6 from an attack involving a knife at Electric Beach in Nānākuli.
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Lawsuit seeks to block Trump’s UFC fight at White House
Plaintiffs’ attorneys argue the event is “deeply corrupt” and have accused Trump of benefiting from the event financially.
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Mauliola beach cleanup brings community together as ‘collective hui’ to connect with nature
Community members celebrated World Ocean Day with a beach cleanup at Mauliola, previously known as Sand Island, on Saturday, June 6.
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Weather office says funnel clouds possible in parts of Alberta
Weather conditions could cause the formation of funnel clouds in our region, forecasters said Sunday. Read More
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Couple says they regret selling family land for data center project
The couple said that, had they known the land would be used for a data center, they likely would not have sold it.
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Cinnamon’s Restaurant opens new Sweet Shop in Kailua
Cinnamon’s Sweet Shop has opened in Kailua, offering a rotating selection of treats such as cookies, mango mac nut banana bread, soft serve, pani-popo, and specialty drinks.
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Police searching for man wanted in death, shooting on Kauai
Kauaʻi police are searching for William “Billy” Sinclair, 51, of Kīlauea, in connection with a homicide and a shooting, and are warning residents to call 911 if they spot him as he is considered armed and dangerous.
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Murder charges dropped for Mililani murder suspect
A 21-year-old male suspect was arrested for murder in the second degree, but the charges were dropped after further investigation revealed he acted in self-defense during an apparent robbery, and three juveniles were arrested for their involvement in the robbery.
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Goalie Marco Carducci returns to Calgary, feels the love of soccer supporters
Calgarians gave Marco Carducci a hometown hero’s welcome in his return Saturday to Spruce Meadows. Read More
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$27 million for Farrington Highway improvements aimed at easing West Oahu traffic
State lawmakers have approved $27 million in capital improvement funding for the first phase of a major roadway project designed to reduce congestion and improve safety along Farrington Highway in West Oahu.