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Pulelehua in the Wild – A Kamehameha Butterfly is released at Kawainui Marsh in Kailua. The Kamehameha is endemic to Hawaii and the official state insect.

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Mailbox engineer takes the stand at Kealoha trial

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O'ahu woman's campaign to clear-out Honolulu homeless comes with bus ticket to Wai'anae encampment and criticism

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Summer tides increase likelihood of Hawaii shoreline erosion

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Kauai: As Crowds Grow, Tourists Will Start Paying to Visit The Most Popular Parks

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Hawaii Storytellers: An Up-Close View Of Incarceration

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Nonprofit seeks volunteers to serve lunches to keiki in need

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Spam fluff sub

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New Hawaii Bad Jokes

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In honor of World Turtle Day, a honu was released at an Oahu beach

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Ouch! Box jellyfish sting more than 900 at Waikiki beaches

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Hawaii School Superintendent Gets High Marks In Year 2

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Family donates letter written by USS Arizona sailor killed in attack on Pearl Harbor

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California man killed by shark off Maui loved the water

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‘Honey Girl’ gives birth to baby Hawaiian monk seal

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Man suing Hilo Medical over missing whale tooth necklace

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Elderly woman fatally struck in Ewa Beach while standing by her stalled car

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Volunteers sacrificed time, jobs in massive search for Maui hiker found alive after 17 days

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Kealia Beach remains closed by whale carcass

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Why Bikini Islanders Bought Land On The Big Island

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Completed questionnaires offer insight into prospective jurors for Kealoha trial

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Former BWS employee says automated meter reading system is bogus

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Recent shark attack marks the 6th this year alone: Saturday, a father and physician was killed while swimming in the waters off Ka'anapali Beach on Maui.

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Trees are dying in the Wailua Homestead and Kapahi areas, and though it’s not ‘ohia, some residents remain concerned.

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Mayor Caldwell says there are still lessons from war we can learn today

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