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Featured picture for New law makes it illegal to feed deer, other wild animals in Kent

New law makes it illegal to feed deer, other wild animals in Kent

The city of Kent is dealing with an overpopulation of deer, and according to the Ohio Division of Wildlife, certain residents are contributing to the problem by feeding the deer and other wild animals.
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Suspicious package prompts evacuation of Kakaako office

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A suspicious package discovered at a Kakaako office prompted an evacuation and hazardous materials investigation Monday afternoon. The Honolulu Fire Department said crews responded around 12:50 p.m. to assist Honolulu police after an employee discovered the package. Office occupants had already been evacuated when firefighters arrived. Once...
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First Alert Forecast: Radar shows heavy showers headed our way

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The much anticipated wet weather is finally upon us. Radar shows heavy showers just to our southwest with some lighter rainfall already onshore. A Flood Watch is in effect for all islands. Projected accumulations across the state range from a trace of rainfall to 10″ in the Maui mountains. Forecast models seem to agree that most of the moisture will focus on Oahu and the islands of Maui County.
Featured picture for DHHL hopes these factory-built homes will help solve a housing problem

DHHL hopes these factory-built homes will help solve a housing problem

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The agency in charge of housing Native Hawaiians is exploring an innovative solution they hope will shorten their waitlist of beneficiaries. The Department of Hawaiian Homelands launched a pilot program with modular homes. They arrive on a barge after being built in a Buena Vista Colorado factory....
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Honolulu opens emergency shelters ahead of heavy rain, flash flooding

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The City and County of Honolulu has opened emergency shelters across Oahu due to the threat of heavy rain and possible flash flooding. Hawaii News Now’s First Alert Weather Team has declared Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as First Alert Weather Days as a trough brings potential heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms with intense rain rates.
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Woman escapes clutches of alleged unknown kidnapper

HONOLULU (Hawaiʻi News Now) — A terrifying attempted kidnapping in broad daylight on the Diamond Head Gold Coast was caught on video. Around noon Monday, surveillance video shows a truck parked outside the Kainalu condominium on Coconut Avenue. Police say a man went inside the garage, confronted two women and then chased the younger one.
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Sentencing delayed for Anchorage woman who struck Saint Bernard with shovel

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Sentencing was postponed Tuesday for an Anchorage woman convicted in an animal cruelty case that included video of her striking her Saint Bernard dog with a shovel, after testimony from character witnesses ran long. Michelle Anne Appel, 50, was scheduled to be sentenced on a Class...
Featured picture for Kitsap weighs public power option, as PSE fights Prop. 1 'blank check'

Kitsap weighs public power option, as PSE fights Prop. 1 ‘blank check’

Ballots are already being turned in to the Kitsap County Auditor's Office for the general election measure that has the potential to change Kitsap’s electric future. The measure stems from Puget Sound Energy customers voicing frustration over increasing electric rates, driven by the need to meet state mandates for clean power in the future, prompting Kitsap Public Utility District's board to place Proposition 1 on the ballot. The measure itself only opens the door to KPUD becoming the county's e
Featured picture for After 131 years in business, Churchill Glove Company begins "next chapter" -- retirement 

After 131 years in business, Churchill Glove Company begins “next chapter” — retirement 

A historic downtown Centralia business will conclude regular operations on Dec. 31 after 131 years of operation.  On Monday, Oct. 26, Churchill Glove Company, which was founded in 1895, ...
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Thousands want to be on ‘Wheel Of Fortune.’ See what happened at the WA...

Thousands of Washingtonians tried their luck and tolerance for rain, wind and cold for a chance of being featured on “Wheel of Fortune” last weekend at Tulalip Resort and Casino in Tulalip. “We’re looking for contestants that are fun and personable, but also have a personal connection to the show,” Supervising Contestant Producer for “Wheel Of Fortune”, Rayna Apploff told The Herald in an interview. “It’s been so fun to be here and to meet everyone.” Outside the casino, people lined the sidewalk

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