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First Alert Forecast: Thunderstorms possible for parts of the state today, another cold front due over the weekend
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A weakening cold front begins to stall near Maui through Thursday. Unstable conditions aloft will produce bands of showers and a few thunderstorms across the eastern half of the state through Friday. Drier and more stable conditions will develop over the western islands during this period. Another cold front and upper level disturbance moves into the region this weekend with increasing shower trends from Saturday through Sunday. Expect periods of rain this weekend over all islands, heavy at times and possibly thunderstorms. Moderate to breezy trade winds will continue for most areas through the weekend.
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First Alert Forecast: Cold front moving through the state, another huge swell picking up
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - An approaching cold front will bring a period of showers as it advances through the state Wednesday through Thursday followed by much cooler temperatures and locally breezy northerly trade winds. The front will stall over the eastern half of the state on Thursday, which will keep showery...
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Environmentalists are making headway against the ‘menace’ that is the albizia tree
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Environmental protection groups are making gains when it comes to defending Hawaii’s forest against invasive species like albizia trees. The Koolau Mountains Watershed Partnership has treated over 11,000 albizia trees on Oahu so far. These trees aren’t only a menace to the ecosystem, they can be...
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Tuesday's Midday Newscast: 'This is Now'
Green signed an emergency proclamation on homelessness aimed at addressing the affordable housing shortage. Watch “This is Now,” live from the Hawaii News Now Digital Center, weekdays on KHNL at 12 p.m. and on all of our streaming platforms. Thursday's Midday Newscast: 'This is Now'. Updated: Jan. 19,...
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As monster swells drive erosion, North Shore homeowners worry they’ll be ‘victims to the ocean’
NORTH SHORE OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Huge waves pounded North Shore beaches on Wednesday ― as part of the second warning-level swell this week. The monster waves aren’t just dangerous. They’re making homeowners nervous about worsening erosion that’s threatening their properties. Todd Dunphy, who owns a property...
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Experts urge caution as many mother, calf humpback whale pairs arrive in Hawaii
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Whale watchers, rejoice!. Numerous mother and calf humpback whale pairs have been spotted in Hawaii waters according to the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary. But as incredible of a sight as these majestic creatures are to witness, officials remind us that beachgoers and whale watchers...
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Record label introduces Hawaii rock band Kalapana to a new generation
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Attention Kalapana fans, it’s time to celebrate the iconic 70′s band that has captivated both older and newer generations of Hawaii music fans. Record label Aloha Got Soul is celebrating as they release their third and final installment of re-released Kalapana music on vinyl in the form of a box set.
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New Hawaii TV series puts a spotlight on life in Upcountry Maui
What's Trending: Is Santa real? A 10-year-old Rhode Island girl is on the case. Plus, what's the close correlation between autocratic regimes and ... light?. Locations officer provides outlook on Oahu's real estate market. Updated: 10 hours ago. Chad Takesue, chief operating officer of Locations, provides an outlook of Oahu's...
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Locations officer provides outlook on Oahu's real estate market
The series is being shopped around to streaming services. What's Trending: Is Santa real? A 10-year-old Rhode Island girl is on the case. Plus, what's the close correlation between autocratic regimes and ... light?. Hawaii Symphony Orchestra music director discusses past conducting experience. Updated: 10 hours ago. |. Dane Lam...
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Hawaii Symphony Orchestra music director discusses past conducting experience
The series is being shopped around to streaming services. What's Trending: Is Santa real? A 10-year-old Rhode Island girl is on the case. Plus, what's the close correlation between autocratic regimes and ... light?. Locations officer provides outlook on Oahu's real estate market. Updated: 10 hours ago. Chad Takesue, chief...
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Episode 146: The ‘muthas’ try dinuguan ... or ‘chocolate meat’
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The “muthas” tried balut last year. This time. they’re taste-testing another Filipino comfort food: Dinuguan or “chocolate meat”!. Dinuguan consists of pork ear, pork stomach, pork intestines, pork belly and pork meat ― all in a vinegary, salty stew with pork blood.
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Releasing balloons in Hawaii skies? You run the risk of a $500 fine
Live Nation’s President and Chief Financial Officer Joe Berchtold apologized to fans and to Swift on Tuesday, and said the company knows it must do better. The teenage survivor and her family say they’re prepared to face her abductor in court. Updated: 14 minutes ago. |. The man...
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After signs are hacked, state warns changing roadwork message boards is illegal
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The state Department of Transportation is warning the public that changing an official roadwork message board is illegal. This comes after two signs were hacked both Tuesday and Wednesday night. DOT said going forward, contractors will change road sign passwords and upgrade security. Anyone caught changing a...
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2 major public projects important to Hawaii’s future now mired in confusion ― and facing big delays
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The confusion continues over what state officials plan to do about two major projects important to Hawaii’s future. Contract procurement for Aloha Stadium’s redevelopment and how to market and manage tourism are both delayed ― and now putting Gov. Josh Green’s new cabinet members on the hot seat.
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Healthier Hawaii: Avoiding excess and reducing stress
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Following the holidays, some of us may have gained some weight and have seen our blood pressure go up as well. Dr. John Bossian, a family medicine physician from Straub medical center’s Kailua clinic, said to get back on track, we have to avoid excess — alcohol, calories, carbohydrates, etc.
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HNN News Brief (Jan. 24, 2023)
Live Nation’s President and Chief Financial Officer Joe Berchtold apologized to fans and to Swift on Tuesday, and said the company knows it must do better. Top stories from across Hawaii and around the world, as seen on the 5 p.m. news broadcast from Hawaii News Now. Releasing balloons...
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Hawaii reports 11 COVID deaths, over 1,000 cases in past week
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii on Wednesday reported 11 additional coronavirus deaths and 1,052 new cases in the past seven days. The latest number brings the statewide total since the start of the pandemic to 376,977. The state’s COVID figures don’t include positives from at-home tests, so the real number is...
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Morning Beat: Declining enrollment at Hawaii's public schools
Since Monday of last week, we've only hit 1,000 arrivals. A college student is $10,000 richer after making an epic shot on the basketball court with a golf club. Chester Hughes, president of the Honolulu Police Community Foundation, discusses Jan. 31 upcoming scholarship application deadline. Looking for a job? Scores...
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Hacked road sign along Pali Highway tied to deadly protests in GA
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A road sign was hacked along Pali Highway Tuesday evening. It reads “Deoccupy Hawaii... Stop Cop City... Defend Atlanta Forest.”. It’s a reference to an ongoing protest in Atlanta, Georgia as activists try to stop construction of a police training facility in the Weelaunee Forest.
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Looking for a new pet? Hawaiian Humane Society seeks 'fur-ever' homes
Live Nation’s President and Chief Financial Officer Joe Berchtold apologized to fans and to Swift on Tuesday, and said the company knows it must do better. Top stories from across Hawaii and around the world, as seen on the 5 p.m. news broadcast from Hawaii News Now. Releasing balloons...
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