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- Man charged with striking woman with dangerous object
- Miss Connecticut wins Miss USA contest in Vegas
- No injuries reported in small plane emergency landing on Maui
- 3 small earthquakes strike Hawaii island
- Fire rescue crews rescue 2 hikers in separate incidents
- Police: Man shatters store window, injures himself and is arrested
- N.J. 'tanning mom' sent to detox facility after airport incident
- 2 arrested while loading truck with alleged stolen property
- Fire destroys home in Hilo
- Victim identified in fatal crash near Hilo
- Hawaii woman takes command of Navy in Pacific Northwest
- Jet with former President G.W. Bush makes emergency landing
- Jack Johnson pulls off the switch at Bonnaroo
- Suspected moped thief arrested in Waikiki
- Breezy trade winds, increased chance of showers in forecast
- Pick-up truck crashes into hydrant in Kaimuki
- Bruce Lee statue marks L.A. Chinatown's anniversary
- Poll: Most men aspire to be dads
- Maui firefighters extinguish brush fire on sugarcane land
- Turkish police crack down on revival of protests
- Autopsy: Ric Flair's son died from drug overdose
- Evans outpoints Henderson at UFC 161
- Justin Rose wins U.S. Open
- National Guard group plans isle convention
- Belgian diamond theft, filled with cinematic thrills, also has a blooper reel
- Obituaries
- Corrections and Clarifications
- After profits, defense contractor faces the pitfalls of cybersecurity
- Underground sites raise rail concern
- Newswatch
- Police and Fire
- Vital Statistics
- Aloha Gardens patrons, workers defend facilities
- Schatz garners support of HGEA for U.S. Senate
- Lawmakers ramp up efforts to halt isles' trafficking trade
- Driver is arrested after fiery truck crash kills 1
- Officials toe the ethics line as they widen it for others
- 'Hawaiki' chronicles hopes tied to Hokule'a
- Cinephiles feast on wide film selection
- Divine duo
- The art of Others
- Isles' Laureta to perform at ShowQueen spectacular
- On the Scene
- Vague recollections trigger change of heart on 'Secret'
- 'Off the Hook' host enjoys challenge of isle adventures
- "I do!" Hawaii couples share their wedding moment
- Trouble in Paradise
- Nemu*nemu: Blue Hawaii
- Autopsy: Ric Flair's son died from drug overdose
- Evans outpoints Henderson at UFC 161
- Justin Rose wins U.S. Open
- Sawada outduels Hattori for Manoa Cup crown
- Scoreboard
- Television and Radio
- Hawaii Beat
- Chow can join the big boys by recruiting little ones
- It's a good time to seek marriage justice
- Cut red tape holding up green future
- Letters to the Editor
- Water board should be investigated
- Pressure's on for 'clean' energy
- Controlled Growth Policy Applauded
- Finance panel’s summer work puts heat on budget
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