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With 19K EVs, Hawaii pushes to make charging up easier
It’s no secret electric vehicles are gaining popularity. You see them everywhere driving on the road, today. → Read More
Big changes coming to popular North Shore beach
Big changes may be coming to a popular North Shore beach and tourist attraction. I spoke to residents and a lawmaker show which have varying opinions about the project. → Read More
Free stargazing at the Royal Hawaiian Center
The Venus and Jupiter Conjunction Wednesday, March 1, caused quite a stir, with dozens of curious viewers calling in to see what it was. → Read More
Family mourns couple killed in Makiki fire
A family mourns the loss of a 77-year-old man and 76-year-old woman killed in the Makiki fire Feb. 23rd. → Read More
Grounded yacht at marine sanctuary is leaking fuel, could take days to remove
The yacht that ran aground at the Marine Sanctuary on Maui is leaking diesel fuel. According to the Department of Land and Natural Resources, it could be there for a few more days. → Read More
Abuse of pet medications are a growing problem
The abuse of pet medication are a growing problem, with the animal medication Xylazine being the most taken advantage of. → Read More
Local restaurants struggle to keep popular beverages on menu
Local restaurants dealing with supply chain issues are working to keep popular beverages on the menu. → Read More
Businesses battle staffing issues ahead of the Big Game, Valentine’s Day
The Superbowl is this Sunday and just two days later is Valentine’s Day, two very big days for some businesses. → Read More
Legislature moves to take Hawaii tourism into new phase
A bill moving through the legislature is proposing big changes to how Hawaii is marketed to the world. Rep. Sean Quinlan (D) who chairs the House Tourism Committee, who introduced the bill, said it’s about improving the quality of life for residents. → Read More
How parents can protect kids from sexual exploitation
Child sexual abuse is a topic many prefer not to talk about. But the disturbing frequency with which it happens makes it hard to ignore. → Read More
Long waits, other issues, as deadline for real property tax assessment appeals draws near
The deadline to dispute your real property tax assessment is this Sunday, Jan. 15, but some said they have had issues getting assistance from the city. → Read More
Digital parking meters knocked-out by Verizon network changes
The city is facing big parking problems after it said Verizon shut down its 2G and 3G networks. → Read More
Trial starts for suspect in North Shore murder
Court documents show that Brown and Hailey Dandurand were charged with second-degree murder, burglary, kidnapping and other offenses. → Read More
Family of woman killed by firework explosion urges others to be safe NYE
Have fun but leave the aerial fireworks to the professionals. That’s the message authorities and the family of a woman killed by an illegal aerial firework want to share as people prepare to usher in 2023. → Read More
Shortage of cold meds for kids could drag on as flu, other illnesses continue
“Our shelves have been empty for a couple of weeks now,” explained Megan Arbles, KTA Superstores Pharmacy Operations Director on Hawaii Island. → Read More
Homeowners to pay more taxes in 2023
Property taxes are going up again for homeowners. This after the city released the latest real property assessments showing value increases across the board. → Read More
EMS academy celebrates 13 graduates, a boost to offset staffing woes
Just over a dozen graduated in Honolulu’s 3rd EMS, Emergency Technician Academy, class 61. Something expected to have a positive impact on EMS according to Dr. Jim Ireland, the Honolulu EMS Director. → Read More
Fatal Waikiki stand-off highlights need for more police to have body-worn cameras
A tense, hours-long barricade situation inside the Ohia Hotel in Waikiki last Thursday highlighted the need for more divisions in the Honolulu Police Department to be outfitted with body-worn cameras. → Read More
Plan to sell photos or videos of Mauna Loa? Make sure you get a film permit first
HAWAII ISLAND(KHON2) — There are tons of photos and videos of Mauna Loa; but if you plan to sell any of those images, a permit is required, according to the Hawaii State Film Commissioner. Thousands are flocking to see the historic eruption of Mauna Loa, commemorating the moment with photos and videos. Most will likely […] → Read More
Opening ceremony kicks off iconic Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational
The opening ceremony for one of the world’s most prestigious events, the 34th Annual Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational, kicked off Friday afternoon on Oahu’s North Shore. → Read More