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Waipahu apartment fire caused by battery explosion leads to multiple rescues. Honolulu Fire Department responds to the scene and extinguishes the blaze.

Across Hawaiʻi: What’s opened, closed for Kamehameha Day

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Government services, transportation and public facilities across Oʻahu and Maui will be affected by the King Kamehameha Day holiday, with some offices and facilities closed, some services running on a modified schedule, and some remaining open.

Graphic of the week: Poll shows federal Liberal resurgence

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Since their re-election in April 2025, the federal Liberals have enjoyed a prolonged political honeymoon. Read More

Breakenridge: Government not off the hook on separatists’ breach of data

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There’s been plenty of news to occupy our attention in recent weeks, but it’s still troubling the extent to which we’ve sort of moved on from “the worst breach in Canadian history involving voter data.” Read More

Opinion: Electoral changes need to prevent minority from controlling government

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One of the biggest challenges affecting democracy in Alberta is that a fraction of Albertans is influencing governance within the province. There must be safeguards to ensure politicians are accountable to all Albertans rather than only their core voter base, which can unduly influence the direction of Alberta through the threat of removal via leadership…

Review: Sixty years later, the Guess Who can still make audiences smile

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It might seem safe to assume that a band opening a concert with a 54-year-old song is reaching back to the earliest days in their career. Read More

HPD charge 3 minors in deadly Mililani robbery

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Three juvenile suspects have been charged in connection with the deadly armed robbery at a Mililani home, after the initial murder charges were dropped and the investigation determined that the shooting was sparked by a robbery.

Tours to continue in 2026 after passing of Kalaupapa icon

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Meli Watanuki, the driving force behind reopening tours to the historic peninsula of Kalaupapa, passed away at the age of 91, leaving her estate to continue her legacy of sharing the story of the saints and the people of Kalaupapa.

HMSA delays fee-for-service transition to aid primary care

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HMSA has delayed the implementation of its new fee-for-service payment plan to January, in order to provide primary care doctors with more support and ensure patient access to care.

New Kōkua Command Center aims to combat homelessness on Oʻahu

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