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Duke’s Dawg Pound: Campbell’s Dallas Carter

Campbell quarterback Dallas Carter is the latest high school football standout to earn a spot in the Cover2 Duke’s Dawg Pound. Carter stepped into the starting role after an injury to Jalen Kimble and has helped the Sabers win three of their last four games. Campbell’s only loss during that stretch came against top-ranked Mililani […]
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Coast Guard medevacs sick cargo ship crew member 86 miles off Hawaii

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The U.S. Coast Guard medevaced a sick cargo ship crew member 86 miles off Hawaii Wednesday. At around 7:50 a.m. Tuesday, Joint Rescue Coordination Center Honolulu watchstanders were alerted to a sick 55-year-old crew member aboard the U.S.- flagged Ocean Gladiator, a 545-foot cargo ship. At the...
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Papahanaumokuakea cleanup removes 47,000 pounds of marine debris

PAPAHĀNAUMOKUĀKEA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Crews removed 47,000 pounds of marine debris from Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument during the group’s third and final mission. More than half of the debris was derelict fishing nets tangled in coral reefs. Crews also collected nearly 3,000 pounds of plastic from shorelines and...
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Ex-Kanye West Campaigner Funnels Thousands To Hawaiʻi Candidates

For weeks leading up to this year’s elections, listeners of radio stations such as 102.7 Da Bomb have heard ads promoting Honolulu City Council candidate Trevor Ozawa followed by a disclosure: The advertisements were supported by an “America First” themed group. A Civil Beat review of public...
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Chili Isn’t Enough: Hawaiʻi Candidate Lures Voters With TV, Vegas Trip

Free chili and rice are commonplace at campaign events in Hawaiʻi, an inexpensive, local-style way to show support for the folks who show up. At a rally scheduled for Sunday in Oʻahu, a candidate for the Hawaiʻi House of Representatives is enticing potential voters with more lucrative attractions: a free 55-inch Samsung television and a roundtrip airfare to Las Vegas.
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These Hawaiʻi Agencies Have Withheld The Most From The Public

Every year, Hawaiʻi government agencies receive public records requests from citizens, journalists and researchers. Theoretically, Hawaiʻi’s public records law — the Uniform Information Practices Act, or UIPA — makes government records available for public inspection. Records can include audits, budget reports, police records, government photos, police body cam videos, data or even public officials’ emails. Civil Beat is a common requester of records, and they often — although not always — turn
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Thursday Evening Forecast – A disturbance lifts away from Hawaii on Friday but lingering...

HONOLULU (Island News) -- A low-pressure center lifts away from the state but humidity and lingering rains remain on Friday. Tonight, it will be cloudy and humid with temperatures in the middle 70 degrees. Passing showers can be expected mainly for Oahu, Maui County and windward areas of the Big Island.
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FBI Honolulu announces drone restriction in Kona during Ironman World Championship

FBI Honolulu and its partners are enforcing Federal Aviation Administration-imposed temporary flight restrictions in the skies above Kailua-Kona during the 2026 Ironman World Championship. Men and women return to a single race day this year, Oct. 10, with the triathlon beginning in Kailua Bay and ending nearby on Ali‘i Drive...
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City settles Honolulu police brutality lawsuit

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A settlement was reached for a father and son who filed a police brutality lawsuit against the City of Honolulu and several unnamed Honolulu police officers in connection with a New Year’s Day manhunt. The men say they were innocent bystanders who were on University Avenue...
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Golden Coin in Kalihi receives red placard for several health violations

KALIHI, Hawaii (Island News) -- Golden Coin Bake Shop in Kalihi was closed and issued a red placard on Thursday by the Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) Food Safety Branch for multiple health violations in the food establishment. DOH said Golden Coin, located at 1814 Colburn St., was shut down...

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