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Officials warn of dangerous surf, rip currents as Hurricane Kiko moves North

“We’re going to continue to monitor it and any chance it deviates to the south we’ll be looking at that very closely," said Dr. Randal Collins, Honolulu Department of Emergency Management Administrator.
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Teen declared brain dead after Nanakuli shooting, suspect charged

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A 17-year-old boy who was hospitalized in critical condition following a shooting in Nanakuli Saturday was pronounced brain dead. Police said Monday evening, a “brain death determination was made” at 11:59 a.m. that day, and reclassified the investigation from attempted murder to murder in...
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A look at potential hazards from Hurricane Kiko

As Hurricane Kiko passes to the north of the state, it will increase surf and other hazards along some of our shores. Water safety lifeguards gear up for waves to ramp up along our eastern shores. "Our main concern is keeping the public safe," said Acting Lt. Pete Erwin. Not...
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Owner of problem property steps up to rehab land, but it may be too...

WAHIAWA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Less than two weeks after a homeless man was mauled to death by a pack of dogs there, one of two structures at 525 Avocado St. in Wahiawa has been demolished. On Saturday, heavy equipment moved in and by Monday all that was left of the larger...
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Seniors Petition to Preserve Shirt Traditon

At this year’s annual rules reading, one particular announcement drew an audible gasp from the audience: “No senior shirts.” For many seniors who looked forward to wearing this symbol of class pride, the rule felt like a sudden loss of tradition. Within days, students organized a petition, spoke with administrators,...
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Oʻahu schools recognized for student success beyond academics

Three Oʻahu middle schools have been nationally recognized for their inclusive and supportive learning environments. The Association for Middle Level Education is an international organization that strives to improve schools that educate 10 to 15-year-olds. Each year, the organization gives out the title of “Schools...
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Major project along Kapiolani Boulevard to finish in 2026

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A major project will begin to replace existing street lights along Kapiolani Boulevard. The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Design and Construction are leading the project from Ward Avenue to Piikoi Street with the goal to improve visibility and safety for pedestrians, cyclists,...
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Kalihi crash victim identified by Medical Examiner’s Office

HONOLULU (Island News) – The 51-year-old woman whose life was claimed in an early morning crash in Kalihi, has been identified. The Honolulu Medical Examiner’s (ME) Office confirmed that 51-year-old Roselyn Fruean died from injuries caused by striking her vehicle into a wooden utility pole. They confirmed that the...
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Police warn the public about ATM scammers on Oahu

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Financial institutions and the Honolulu Police Department are warning customers about a recent scam involving ATM transactions on Oahu. Customers have reported being approached at ATMs by individuals who ask them to deposit a check in exchange for cash. The scammers often share a sob story...
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Hawaiʻi Report Describes ‘Atrocious’ Conditions For Mentally Ill Inmates

Severely mentally ill prisoners in Hawaiʻi are being cared for in dismal understaffed facilities and receive inadequate treatment, according to a pair of outside experts who inspected two jails under a class-action lawsuit settlement. The psychiatrists’ grim report on mental health services in Oʻahu Community...

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