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Hawaii Sports 2Night: Anthony “AC” Carter
Hawaiʻi basketball legend Anthony “AC” Carter is the featured guest on the latest episode of Hawaiʻi Sports 2Night, sitting down with KHON2’s Rob DeMello for an in-depth conversation that spans his journey from Manoa to the NBA and beyond. Carter, a former Rainbow Warrior great who spent more than two decades in the NBA as…
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Hawaii cyclist finishes 24-hour ride for Alzheimer’s cause
“It’s very important that people get early detection and so I’m out here trying to raise awareness.”
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‘Bows drop both games in doubleheader against Wichita State
Hawaii Baseball hosted Wichita State in a doubleheader on Sunday after Saturday’s game was rained out. In the 1st game of the day it was only a 7 inning matchup and started at 11am over at Les Murakami Stadium. To start game 1, Hawaii held Wichita State to 3-up 3-down in each of the 1st…
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Action at North Shore bridge helped prevent major flooding
Heavy rains on Saturday, Feb. 21, sent streams rising across Windward Oʻahu, Haleʻiwa and Waialua, raising fears of a repeat of the devastating Mar. 2021 flood.
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Damaged Hanapepe bus stop closed; new stop available nearby
The Kauai Hanapepe bus stop fronting the Hanapepe First United Church is closed until further notice due to damage.
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NWS warns of dangerous surf conditions in Kauai and Niihau
The National Weather Service has issued a High Surf Warning for north and east-facing shores of Kauai and Niihau.
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Sunnyside honours legacy of Calgarian and Canada’s first Black female lawyer Violet King
The community of Sunnyside opened a new chapter of Black history by honouring Canada’s first Black female lawyer Violet King with a park-naming ceremony on Sunday afternoon. Read More
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Ala Moana Center hosts final day of Lunar New Year festivities
The final day of Lunar New Year celebrations at Ala Moana Center kicks off with centerwide festivities honoring the Year of the Horse.
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Residents asked to report storm damage in city survey
After Saturday’s flash flooding across Oahu, residents are being encouraged to report property damage.