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Reigning MW Freshman of the Week Titan Lacaden leads Hawaii Football into pivotal game against NDSU

University of Hawaiʻi freshman receiver Titan Lacaden is emerging as a key contributor to the Rainbow Warriors’ offense as the team prepares for a must-win Mountain West matchup against North Dakota State on Saturday night at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. Lacaden enters the contest as the reigning Mountain West Freshman of the Week […]

Honolulu, HI · 17h

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Wahine beach volleyball tournament takes over Waikiki

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A stretch of beach in Waikiki is turning into a volleyball destination this weekend, with a new tournament celebrating wahine athletes. The inaugural Oakberry Beach Wahine Beach Classic, hosted by The Twin Fin and Park Shore Waikiki, takes place Thursday, Nov. 12, through Saturday, Nov. 14, at Queen’s Beach in Waikiki.

Honolulu, HI · 19h

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Former Kahuku football coach takes over as head coach at St. Louis School

St. Louis football is moving forward with a new coaching team led by Sterling Carvalho. After a challenging departure from Kahuku High School, Carvalho said his focus is on accountability, hard work and helping young athletes become successful beyond the football field.

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Kamehameha Hwy reopens after morning gas leak in Kaneohe

A gas leak on Kamehameha Highway prompted a closure between Kahuhipa Street and Mehana Street this morning, with the road reopening around noon — though only daily commute traffic is currently permitted.

Kaneohe, HI · 3d

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Hawai’i HS Football Week 15 scoreboard

Week 15 of the Hawai’i High School Football kicks off the state tournament. Friday’s slate features the Open matchups all held at Mililani High School with No. 1 Kapolei taking on No. 3 Kahuku at 4 pm. After that it’ll be ILH champion Kamehameha taking on Mililani at 7 pm. Saturday is packed with four […]

Mililani, HI · 14h

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Support an Oahu Army veteran rocked by debilitating diagnosis

The Laulima Adopt-A-Family program is seeking donations and supplies to support an Oahu veteran and his wife following his diagnosis of HPV-positive squamous cell carcinoma.

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Kapolei's 55-Foot Holiday Tree Arrives From Mililani Ahead of Nov. 28 Lighting

A towering Cook pine pulled from the perimeter of the Mililani Park and Ride has been taken to Kapolei Hale, where it is scheduled to be planted Thursday before becoming the glowing centerpiece of this year's Kapolei City Lights celebration. Honolulu city crews harvested the tree on Tuesday, setting the stage for an opening ceremony later this month that will include a parade, a block party and a tree lighting led by Mayor Rick Blangiardi.

Kapolei, HI · 2d

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Thursday Evening Forecast - Moderate trade winds will increase again late this weekend

HONOLULU (Island News) -- Surf slowly fades as winds ease somewhat for Aloha Friday. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a few passing trade wind showers. Temperatures are forecast to be in the middle 70 degrees. Aloha Friday: Moderate east-northeast winds of 15 to 25 mph is on tomorrow's forecast...

Honolulu, HI · 17h

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Waikiki's Centennial Park Nears Finish Line After 28-Year Fight for Green Space

A patch of green that took nearly three decades to carve out of densely built Waikiki is finally approaching the finish line. Rotary leaders say Centennial Park, one of the few public green spaces in the neighborhood, is expected to be complete before June 30, with historic and educational signage marking the project's final major push.

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Trained musician shares shamisen traditions in upcoming recital

Bon Dance season may have ended this year, but an upcoming performance on Oʻahu will be highlighting the music that makes the season so special. Anju is a trained shamisen musician and the representative of the Hawaiʻi branch of Madoka No Kai, a school dedicated to Japanese traditional folk music, or "Minyo."

Pearl City, HI · 20h

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A Pearl Harbor Airman Identified Through His Twin Sister's Family DNA Will Be Buried Beside His Brother on Nov. 13, 85 Years Later

Cpl. Lester Libolt, killed at Hickam Field in 1941, was identified through DNA from his twin sister's family and will be buried beside his brother Nov. 13.

Honolulu, HI · 3d

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Worldwide Microsoft outage cuts access to Outlook

A worldwide Microsoft Outlook outage disrupted businesses and personal users globally, and Microsoft is working to resolve the issue.

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Divers free tangled whale shark off Waikiki

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A routine snorkel trip turned into a whale shark rescue after a rope was spotted tangled around the animal’s body. Island Splash Tours staff were in the water with customers when the boat crew started waving them over. “Normally, that means there’s something cool in the...

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Special meeting scheduled to discuss proposed Amazon fulfillment center in Kapolei

A special Kapolei-Makakilo neighborhood board meeting is scheduled for Friday night to discuss Amazon's proposed $600 million, three-million-square-foot fulfillment center and its request for a building variance.

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Meet the UH Men’s Basketball team at City Square

HONOLULU (HI Now) - Basketball fans can get closer to the team they cheer for while supporting the University of Hawaii men’s basketball program. City Square Shopping Center is bringing families and the Rainbow Warriors together for an afternoon of photos, autographs and prize drawings. Meet Hawaii’s 2026 Rainbow...

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Dog recovering from leg injury is ready to explore home with you

Meet Sissy! Sissy is a 2-year-old, 53-pound American Pit Bull Terrier mix who was recently brought into Hawaiian Humane Society's care at the end of July after she was found wandering around a Kalihi neighborhood.

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Following lockdown and threat incidents, School Resource Officers speak out to students

School resource officers and the Attorney General's office are educating Oahu students about the legal consequences and evolving dangers of social media, such as cyberbullying and AI-generated content.

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The Conversation: Honouliuli Internment Camp tours; Homeroom Hawaiʻi

Audio will be added after the show. The Conversation airs weekdays from 11 a.m. to noon on HPR-1. HPR's Savannah Harriman Pote reports on what is — and isn't — driving up power bills on Hawaiʻi | Full Story. Christine Ogura, of the National Park Service, explains...