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Second Bid To Impeach Honolulu’s Top Prosecutor Is Filed: A Honolulu businessman once charged with operating an illegal gambling operation is seeking to remove Keith Kaneshiro, the Honolulu prosecutor.

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Searching For New Ways To Keep Hawaii’s Mentally Ill Out Of Jails And ERs: At a mental health summit Wednesday, the judiciary and state agencies explored options for pre-trial diversions.

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Oysters Unleashed: A New Hack To Help Clean Hawaii’s Filthy Waters: For decades, oysters have helped filter polluted waterways elsewhere. Now, researchers are testing how well those efforts would do in Hawaii.

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New Ala Moana Pedestrian Bridge Planned Near Fatal Crash Site: Kakaako developers hope the new bridge will also serve as a “linear park” for pedestrians, similar to New York City’s High Line park.

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Sen. Laura Thielen Won’t Seek Re-Election To Hawaii Senate: Thielen said, “I’m going to end my time as a legislator, and get back to the doing.”

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City Council votes to extend lifeguard hours, but the change won’t go into effect immediately

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Mark your calendars: The Honolulu City Lights event is almost here!

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Why Nearly Half The Kids In An Island State Can’t Swim: Some Hawaii schools are working with community groups to make swim lessons more affordable and more widely available.

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Bleaching Of Hawaii Reefs Less Severe Than Predicted

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The Stakes Are High As Maui Wastewater Case Heads To US Supreme Court: The lawsuit has drawn attention from environmental groups, fossil fuel interests and the Trump administration, which is backing Maui County.

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SLIDESHOW: Where Producing Rum Is A Farm-To-Bottle Operation - The Ko Hana Hawaiian Agricole Rum Distillery on Oahu uses pure cane sugar harvested on site.

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Chad Blair: Handicapping Hawaii’s CD2 Election - Possible candidates include many of the usual suspects, but these are highly unusual times.

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Local rep sends letter to AG asking for investigation of NYC exporting homeless to Hawaii: The New York Post article alleges that the SOTA program has exported 12,482 homeless individuals to 32 states since its inception in 2017.

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

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Can't Make It to the Kauai Poke Fest? Make Your Own Poke at Home: Hawaii chef Sam Choy, who is headlining the festival, shares this simple recipe for poke.

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Controversial developer of an Ala Moana project faces new legal problems

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Nearly 150 wedge-tailed shearwaters killed by cats and dogs on Kauai

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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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Mysteries of the Oahu Cemetery

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Tulsi Gabbard: Release documents related to Saudis and 9/11 - Gabbard was joined by victims' relatives who have filed a federal lawsuit seeking the release of documents that they believe link the attackers to Saudi government officials.

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Looking back on Hawaii’s worst mass shooting in modern history: November 2, 2019 marks a significant anniversary in Hawaii, but it’s not one to celebrate.

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30 years later, Molokai remembers a plane crash that claimed 20 lives

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After three years of back and forth, the Hawaii Community Development Authority has agreed to pay the city $2.25 million to take ownership of three troubled parks in Kakaako.

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Hawaii Schools May Soon Experience A Wave of Retirements: Three of the state’s 15 complex area superintendents are leaving this school year. Many more school officials will soon be eligible to retire.

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