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Coronavirus: DOH reports 92 new cases, 3 new fatalities
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Hawaii tourism struggles while other destinations thrive
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UH researchers report 2018 volcanic eruption is due to a build-up of pressure
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Man allegedly shot in Aiea
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Sunshine and nightly windward showers through this weekend
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Hawaii Stars Christmas
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EMS responds to apparent stabbing in Waikiki
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Warning signs posted in west Maui after apparent shark bite
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Hawaii Strong Thanksgiving Concert
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Local malls and stores offering additional options for Black Friday amid COVID-19
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120 new COVID-19 cases reported on Thanksgiving Day
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Mayor Caldwell says Oahu will remain in Tier 2 for now
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Thanksgiving 2020 filled with long lines for food and smaller gatherings
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Badly abused dog makes full recovery, celebrates Thanksgiving in forever home
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Sea Life Park shares Thanksgiving message
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Volunteers prepare individual Thanksgiving meals to keep spirit of the holiday alive amid pandemic
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3 employees at Ewa Beach City Mill test positive for COVID-19
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Drier and cooler weather on tap for the islands on Thanksgiving through the weekend
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Kauai reports two new cases of COVID-19
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There are fewer traffic fatalities this year, says Hawaii Department of Transportation
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Coronavirus: DOH reports 120 new cases, with 2 additional fatalities
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Dogs being trained to sniff-out COVID at Maui non-profit
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Breezy trade winds to continue on Thanksgiving Day, with windward and mauka showers
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Local bakeries say Thanksgiving sales are proving to be busier than previous years
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Ballet Hawaii cancels live performance of the Nutcracker due to COVID-19
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CrimeStoppers: Kaimuki property damage, Kahala attempted auto theft, Kailua burglary
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Medical experts concerned with state's pre-travel testing program as travel-related cases grow on Kauai
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Way 2 Go! Le Jardin Academy scholar-athletes
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Helemano Farms begins selling locally grown Christmas trees
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Legal expert says Katherine Kealoha's letter more likely to help her co-defendants
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How Blangiardi will take on transparency and environment as new mayor
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Flooding on Kauai prompts Hanalei Bridge closure
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Thanksgiving tips for a safe holiday
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There's a new Sheriff in town
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Hawaiian Airlines to stop blocking seats in mid-December
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Employee at City Mill tests positive for COVID-19
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Everyone needs a little Coco in their lives
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Kauai reports four new cases of coronavirus
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'Iao Valley State Monument reopens to the public with new hours and entry fees
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Kauai police seek help locating missing 67-year-old man
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Laulima: Heartbreaking loss makes holidays much harder for mom of 3
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Heavy rain expected for Kauai, Hawaii Island with trade wind weather resuming Wednesday night
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Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum reopens after months of closure
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Coronavirus: DOH reports 108 new cases, with 2 additional fatalities
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Officials say package theft happens across Hawaii fairly regularly
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Hanalei Elementary School and Kuhio Highway remain closed as heavy rains continue in Kauai
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Nov. 25: Kauai requests to temporarily opt-out of pre-travel testing program
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VIDEO: Thunderstorm roars offshore as unstable airmass forecast to bring lingering downpours across the state
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Heavy rain possible through late Wednesday, drier and cooler weather for Thanksgiving weekend
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Some travelers frustrated with having to show negative COVID-19 test prior to departure
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Pedestrian dies in Nanakuli accident
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Mayor-elect sweats the small and big stuff on basic city services
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Businesses will have to pay three times more in unemployment tax in 2021
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Oahu family coping with tragedy finds strength in giving back
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Kahuku Community Association files appeal over Na Pua Makani wind turbines
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Kauai reports two new cases of COVID-19, both related to travel
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Flood advisory posted for Oahu as heavy rain moves in
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Construction starts for Department of Hawaiian Home Lands rent-to-buy homes on the Big Island
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Caretakers return from remote Hawaiian islands to changed world amid pandemic
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Lt. Gov. Josh Green donates plasma to Blood Bank of Hawaii
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Honolulu city council reviews increasing TheBus fare
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Kauai requests to temporarily opt-out of pre-travel testing program as cases continue to rise
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Zoom lifts 40-minute time limit on Thanksgiving day
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Magic Island parking lot reopens to public after extensive reconstruction
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Man arrested in Kauai after allegedly pointing firearm at police
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Breezy trade winds expected, along with showers
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Mayor Caldwell signs vacation rental agreements with Expedia Group and Airbnb
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Lt. Gov. advises against large Thanksgiving gatherings
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Coronavirus: DOH reports 61 new cases, brings state total to 17,393
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