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Honolulu breaks ground on new traffic signal facility to boost roadway safety
HONOLULU (KHON2) – The City and County of Honolulu has started construction on a new traffic signal maintenance facility at Waimano Home Road. The new building will include a warehouse, offices, maintenance rooms, locker areas and 29 parking stalls for city vehicles and staff. Construction began on Sept. 29, 2025, and is expected to finish…
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Here’s how Millennial income in Honolulu ranks nationally
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Millennials in Honolulu may love island life, but their paychecks aren’t keeping pace with other states. According to SmartAsset’s 2025 study of 357 cities in the United States, Honolulu ranks near the bottom for Millennial earnings. The study found the median Millennial household income in Honolulu is $82,403. That’s about 4.4% less…
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School to resume Wednesday, but it won’t be back to normal immediately say Calgary school boards
Teachers and students will return to classrooms on Wednesday, but school boards say it will take time before school returns to normal Read More
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Calgary senior charged with manslaughter in northwest McDonald’s parking lot fight
The charge against a city man arrested in connection with a parking lot fight between two septuagenarians has been upgraded to manslaughter. Read More
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With Matt Coronato back in Flames lineup, Adam Klapka scratched against Maple Leafs
TORONTO — Ryan Huska faced a challenge. Read More
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Town of Coaldale, AUPE employees to restart talks after labour relations board ruling
The Town of Coaldale and employees locked out for more than seven weeks are restarting talks following an Alberta Labour Relations Board decision forcing the southern Alberta municipality to return to the negotiating table. Read More
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‘Reputational challenges’: New poll shows public support for Smith, UCP has dipped amid teachers’ strike
The provincial government’s response to a teachers’ strike has appeared to sour some Albertans’ opinions of Premier Danielle Smith and her United Conservative Party, a new survey from Leger suggests. Read More
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$10K/day fines: Navigating Oʻahu’s short term rental landscape
HONOLULU (KHON2) — In Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, short term vacation rentals (STR) have become one of the most debated topics on Oʻahu. These STRs are lodgings rented for fewer than 30 consecutive days, typically to people visiting the island. Honolulu City officials said the goal of restricting STRs is to protect housing for local families while…
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Chaminade University helping all families with the financial aid process for higher education
HONOLULU (KHON2) – A college education is a big investment in a student’s future, and cost is a major deciding factor on where to go. You may need financial aid, but that could sometimes be hard to understand. So, Chaminade University is making sure you navigate the right tools for a brighter future. Workshops will…
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Hawaiʻi among coalition of 26 states defending SNAP benefits in lawsuit
HONOLULU (KHON2) — On Oct. 28, a coalition of 23 attorneys general, including Attorney General Anne Lopez of Hawaiʻi, and three governors filed a lawsuit for the “unlawful suspension” of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. “The unlawful suspension of SNAP benefits jeopardizes food security for thousands of Hawaiʻi residents who rely on this lifeline every…