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As the sun beat down in Iwilei on a recent afternoon, the wheel of a battered Costco shopping cart kept catching on gravel as an older man pushed it across the street. The cart was packed with Campbell’s aluminum food cans, a dirty blanket and an aging manila folder. Each time a wheel snagged, the man adjusted his stri

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Kanoa Leahey is the definitive voice of University of Hawaiʻi athletics, carrying on a family broadcasting legacy established by his grandfather, Chuck, and father, Jim, who each spent decades telling the stories of Hawaiʻi sports. A versatile professional, Leahey has built a reputation for h

Another local little league squad has captured a world title, Yates came in after a 2-and-a-half-hour rain delay, and you can watch the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team take on Chaminade tonight.

Audio will be added after the show. The Conversation airs weekdays from 11 a.m. to noon on HPR-1. Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense’s Adam Weintraub joins HPR with the latest updates on recovering from Lala. With thousands across the islands left without power, HECO spokesperson Darren Pai shares plans...

With city and state officials responding to the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Lala, HPR spoke with Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation spokesperson Nathan Serota to learn more. Serota shared the latest updates from a briefing on the state of Oʻahu’s basic city services. Interview Highlights. On best...

Heavy rains pushed Manoa Stream to dangerous levels this morning, but city dredging and debris clearing efforts appear to have kept flooding at bay.

Heavy rain and strong winds hit the windward side of Oahu today, prompting emergency rescues and power outages from La'ie to Kailua, with residents packing sandbags to prepare for the conditions.

Thousands on Oahu's windward side face power outages and flooding following heavy rains. Local farms and businesses struggle to recover.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Honolulu officials are urging drivers and pedestrians to use caution as cleanup continues following Tropical Storm Lala. The city said widespread power outages have left some traffic signals, street lights and tunnel lights out across Oahu. Drivers should treat non-functioning traffic signals

The Salvation Army and local community partners served more than 650 meals across Oahu, Maui, and Hilo this weekend to those impacted by the storm, with additional meal services on Hawaiʻi Island set to begin Monday as conditions allow.