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Laie Falls Hiker, 30s, Airlifted After Exhaustion, Foot Injuries on Remote Trail

A man in his 30s had to be airlifted off the remote Laie Falls Trail on Oahu's North Shore Monday afternoon after suffering exhaustion and foot injuries that left him unable to hike out on his own. The Honolulu Fire Department received a 911 call at about 2 p.m. reporting a hiker in distress on the trail, and by the ti
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Parking meter QR code scam steals user data and money

The Federal Trade Commission issued a national warning regarding scammers who place fake QR codes over legitimate ones on parking meters to steal personal and financial information.
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2028 4-star QB Hunter Fujikawa playing at high level through 10 quarters

Class of 2028 four-star quarterback Hunter Fujikawa has been playing as well as any signal caller on or off of the United States mainland as the junior passer posted his current 2026 statistics that point to a high level of play thus far for Mililani of Hawaii. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national cov
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Surfer recounts terrifying encounter with massive, aggressive tiger shark at popular Hawaii surf spot

A 24-year-old surfer recounts the terrifying moment an estimated 12-foot tiger shark bit through his surfboard at a popular spot off Oahu, sending him into the open ocean before charging him again.
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West Oahu residents recover after Hurricane Lowell waves inundate condominium

Hurricane Lowell’s high surf closed Farrington Highway and sent 22-foot waves crashing into Mākaha homes, leaving behind major damage and power outages.
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Pearl Harbor’s Backup Well Comes Back Online After Five-Year Fuel Fears

Nearly five years after the U.S. Navy shut down its ʻAiea Hālawa Shaft over petroleum contamination fears tied to the Red Hill fuel disaster, state regulators have conditionally approved bringing the well back online as a drinking water source for Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. The approval addresses a vulnerability t
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Crews work to clear, reopen damaged sections of Farrington Highway

Billy V reports live from Farrington Highway, where crews are working to reopen some portions of the road damaged by the storm.
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Crash Landing for ‘Bows, San Diego Sweeps to Close Out Volleyball Classic

HONOLULU, HI – After a five set battle against nationally ranked Baylor the night prior, the Rainbow Wāhine returned to the Bankoh Arena looking to close out the Hawaiian Airlines Volleyball Classic on a high note. San Diego had their own plans, sweeping Hawai‘i 25-16, 25-17, 25-18 on Sunday.
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HPD needs community help locating WCF escapee

Honolulu law enforcement agencies issued a community alert for 28-year-old Ikaika Wyatt Scott, who escaped from the Waiawa Correctional Facility on Tuesday morning.
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Ala Moana Regional Park roads buried in sand after storm surge hits south shore

Ala Moana Regional Park roads remain closed to cars as heavy machinery clears storm surge sand, though residents can still access the park on foot.

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