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Lactation Room Opened At Hawaii State Capitol: It’s intended to provide “a comfortable, private space for mothers to nurse their babies and express milk.”

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O‘ahu in 1963: Housing the Royal Household Guards at the Halekoa

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20 years ago, a killer shattered the morning calm and changed Hawaii forever

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Acid attack suspects plead not guilty in ‘murder for hire’ case

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Friday’s skydiving crash one of worst aviation disasters in Hawaii history

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Scientists Unveil New 3D Maps In Race To Save Hawaii Coral

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David Shapiro: Vague law, lax officials save Keith Kaneshiro from impeachment

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Canadian solar company wants to lease native Hawaiian lands

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‘Horrendous’ Nude Sculptures On Lanai Taken Down After Public Outcry: Residents were appalled that the small island’s management company had put them so close to a church.

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Hawaii Sen. Kai Kahele Finds Money, Connections In DC: Now that Tulsi Gabbard has said she won’t seek reelection, the CD2 candidate is finding receptive ears in the nation’s capital.

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Vote - Best Poke in Hawaii Nominees

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Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants prepare to vote on a possible strike

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Officers arrest 1, dismantle 4 structures at Mauna Kea as Thirty Meter Telescope construction ramps up

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‘Appalling’: Uber Eats condemns violence after delivery driver allegedly attacks 2 kupuna

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4 We Tried: We Search for the Best Ways to Learn Hawaiian Online for Free

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Haunani-Kay Trask, a Hawaiian leader and sovereignty activist with a distinguished career as an academic at the University of Hawaii, died Saturday at age 71.

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The governor has approved a new “stay-at-home” order for Oahu starting Thursday at 12:01 a.m., officials announced in a news conference. The order, which was described as similar to the order issued in March, will remain in effect for two weeks.

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Tropical Storm Erick is still on track to become a hurricane by Monday night or early Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service. As of 11 a.m. today, Erick was about 1,945 miles east of Hilo and moving west near 17 mph. Maximum sustained winds have increased to 45 mph.

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2 men hospitalized after suffering an electric shock in Wahiawa

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The Honolulu Zoo this morning celebrated the arrival of three new South African cheetahs fom the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, where they were born.

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A record number of Hawaii public schools are offering free breakfast and lunch to children this summer, according to the state Department of Education.

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Expert weighs in on what could be killing the ducks in Waikiki: Since July, about 50 dead ducks were found by a small group of people in the Waikiki area.

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Undefeated Hawaii moved up five spots to No. 13 in today’s American Volleyball Coaches Association Top 25.

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A group of kupuna, or elders, from the movement opposed to the Thirty Meter Telescope being built on Mauna Kea met with Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim on Monday to discuss Kim’s plan for resolving the dispute, which proposed that the TMT would be the last telescope built on the mountain.

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Remembering a would-be queen, the father of a princess, and an underappreciated jazz icon: November 1st marks the anniversary of two births and one death of three notable figures in Hawaii’s history.

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