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Oahu residents celebrated Halloween through various local festivities, including costume contests, pop-up shops, and special trick-or-treating events hosted at several Skyline transit stations.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A trough over the western end of the state will keep the threat of some heavier showers over Kauai and maybe Oahu into Sunday morning. More damp weather will come in the form of a weakening shallow cold front late Sunday into Sunday. Breezy and gusty northeast...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The University of Hawaii women’s volleyball team suffered their first loss in the Mountain West on Saturday. UH coming off of a four set win over the Aggies on Friday, but UC Davis would surge ahead to sweep Hawaii. The loss snaps the ‘Bows 11-match win...

The Big City Diner in Kaneohe held its final day of service on October 31 before launching an online auction of its furnishings and memorabilia due to rising operating costs.

The documentary of a former Hawaiʻi news anchor’s search for her family’s missing matriarch will premier next week during the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival. Film cameras followed former KITV4 news anchor Diane Ako as she retraced the final footsteps of Helen Maliu, her great-grandmother, to Kalaupapa, Molokaʻi, a leprosy settlement established in 1866. Maliu disappeared from Honolulu in 1900.

In the Alaska House district with chronic low voter turnout and high resident turnover, how do legislative candidates connect with voters? Democrat Cliff Groh and Republican Dan Sager are trying to answer that question in the race to represent House District 18. The vast majority of the territory in the district spans Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, […]

EVERETT — A trio of armed robbery suspects who allegedly broke into a South Everett apartment unit and attacked a woman at gunpoint have been arrested with the assistance of license plate reader cameras, Everett Police say. The female victim, according to a police report, stated three suspects had...

Three vacant parcels originally purchased by Tacoma Water in 2002 are now in play as future sites for affordable housing, the result of a no-cost transfer to Pierce County approved by the Tacoma City Council on Oct. 27. The sites include 0.97 acres at 9512 E. 17th Ave.; 1.037 acres at 10240 18th Ave. S.; and 0.679 acres at 10737 Ainsworth Ave. S. The properties originally were acquired for a potential well site as part of the Southeast Tacoma Mutual water system acquisition, according to the cou

Fifty years ago, Carole Anne Bresler Tyler, 19, was murdered at her new job in the Tri-City Herald’s circulation office in downtown Kennewick, Washington. Today, it is the oldest of Kennewick’s six unsolved homicides. The case has gone cold, but it is far from forgotten. The Tyler investigation is open and active, said Kennewick Police Cmdr. Ryan Kelly, who recently took over from cold case investigator Al Wehner. “Somebody out there knows something about it,” said Wehner, who in May concluded a

The scariest thing in Seattle this Halloween weekend was the monster traffic caused by the latest Revive I-5 work.