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Southwest Airlines flight attendant Jenny Lupton was found dead at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki on Thursday, Aug. 20, but her family says it did not hear from the Honolulu Police Department until Monday, four days later. This video created with the assistance of AI. The Honolulu medical examiner...

Family members of three women fatally shot by a neighbor in Waiʻanae two years ago claim city officials failed to intervene in the neighbor’s dangerous and illegal behavior in the years leading up to the shooting, according to a wrongful death lawsuit filed Thursday. On Aug. 31, 2024,...

NUUANU, Hawaii (KHON2) — Feral chickens are a common headache for some residents across Oahu, and trapping them is now turning into its own debacle. Some of the traps are being destroyed, and taxpayers are footing the bill. The City contractor for feral chicken control said calls for service keep his staff busy at Kawa

For this week’s Throwback Thursday, Cover2 heads back to ‘Aiea High School in 1992, where James Mane was a dominant presence in the trenches for Na Ali’i. Playing under coach Wendell Say, the 6-foot-5, 270-pound all-state lineman helped anchor an ’Aiea team that finished 8-2 and advanced to the OIA playoffs. Mane was a

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Tropical Storm Lowell has formed well southeast of the state and is currently forecast by NHC to eventually move W to WNW. It might approach the state between roughly Sept. 4 and Sept. 7, but at this time range, uncertainty is quite large, and impacts to the state are possible.

Some places on Oahu have quietly outlasted trends, fads, and even their own chain of sibling locations. One little spot in the middle of a busy suburban town still greets families the same way it did decades ago, complete with waitresses in signature outfits and a bakery counter stacked with pies that people plan their

Lowell and Karina are churning over the Pacific and we are tracking a few disturbances as things continue to get busy.

A new cyclosporiasis case is raising questions about whether the illness could have been acquired in Hawaii. While health officials investigate where the patient may have been exposed, local farmers say there is no evidence linking the case to Hawaii-grown produce.

Tucker, a retired bus driver, is the owner of Lost and Found Treasures Company in Wahiawa. For about a year and a half, his shop is in a historic 1935 building at 35 Mango Street home.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health's Vital Records Office is relocating to a new downtown Honolulu location and transitioning to yellow security paper for certified records.