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With winter rains upon us, city crews will be busy keeping up with weed control and other landscaping while a pilot project to replace small plots of grass with artificial turf across Oahu is seeing mixed results.

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Navy releases service record of Pearl Harbor shooter: The man who survived last week's deadly shooting at Pearl Harbor was released from the Queens Medical Center.

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An officer-involved shooting investigation Wednesday morning triggered a heavy police presence outside Pearlridge Center and also prompted two school lockdowns.

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Navy investigators were still looking for answers today as to why a 22-year-old submarine sailor on a security detail opened fire on Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard workers last week, killing two and wounding a third before turning a gun on himself — all in the span of less than 30 seconds.

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A spike in violent crime has rattled Oahu. Police are tight-lipped about why, and how they’ll crack down, but many are calling for a change, and fast.

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John John Florence and Kelly Slater surf into Billabong Pipe Masters third round

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Water From Haʻikū Well Deemed Safe to Drink After Contaminants Found

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Documents: Suspect in beating death told police he believed victim to be ‘war criminal’

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Lessons on leftovers: Kauai’s school-aged keiki don’t eat their brown rice. That is, unless it comes with shoyu or some other kind of sauce or spice.

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The family of a Kauai woman who killed herself in view of surveillance cameras that were supposed to be monitored by officers is suing the police department, saying a mother and grandmother would still be alive today if someone had stepped in to help her.

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Deadly Mosquitoes Are Killing Off Hawaii’s Rare Forest Birds: Scientists are racing to eradicate disease-carrying mosquitoes from forests, but to some a solution still feels like forever away.

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Hawaii’s Coffee Blend Law Deceives Consumers: Other states actively protect their agricultural products from deceptive marketing.

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A bill proposed by U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz prompted by last year’s false missile alert in Hawaii has been included in the National Defense Authorization Act, which means it has a good chance of becoming law.

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8 injured in city bus crash, could seat belts have helped?

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Governments in every county across the state are cutting back on plastic. On Hawaii Island, the county is no longer recycling plastic, and that’s where one woman has turned a problem into a business.

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Presidential hopeful, Tulsi Gabbard, has decided not to attend the Dec. 19 debate. In a tweet, Gabbard stated that she chose to spend that time in New Hampshire and South Carolina, meeting with voters.

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Daniel Inouye Goes from War Hero to Senator (feat. Steven Yeun) - Drunk History

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Hawaii’s State Bird No Longer Endangered: The beloved nene, or Hawaiian goose, is downlisted from an endangered species to a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act.

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Sugar & Spice: Longboard champion Honolua Blomfield surfs with grace and grit

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One in a million: How understanding Hawai‘i’s unique natural history highlights the importance of conserving its native plants

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A state agency primarily focused on facilitating redevelopment in Kakaako is preparing to assume leadership of the effort to replace Aloha Stadium.

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Hawaiians are nothing more than the Jews of the Pacific.

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Chef Roy Yamaguchi cooks steak and lobster aboard the U.S.S. Hawaii: Of all the Nisei recruits during World War II, the boys from Hawaii had the toughest adjustment to make to military life.

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Should drunk drivers cars be towed after their arrest? A Maui county bill would do just that. It's a bill some lawmakers hope could save lives.

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The military has released the official photo of the U.S. Navy sailor who used his service weapons in a shooting at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard last week.

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