Thursday, April 17, 2014
The state has agreed to settle three lawsuits filed by parents who alleged "cruel and unusual punishment" and abuse of their daughters, special education students, at the hands of Kipapa Elementary School employees.
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Micronesian community members marched from Kalihi to the federal building in Honolulu on Wednesday to rally for migrant health care and ask Hawaii's congressional delegation to redouble its efforts to reinstate Medicaid payments.
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A former child model and aspiring actor is accusing "X-Men" franchise director Bryan Singer of sexually abusing him as a teenager in a federal lawsuit filed in Hawaii. Story »
Kate Spade's casual brand premieres at Ala Moana •
A tribute to lifeguards gives them free footwear •
Food is served with fashion during Willows celebration •
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Earth's Twin: Scientists confirmed distant planet might have liquid water
Telescopes on Mauna Kea have confirmed the discovery of Earth's first twin, a planet about the same size that could harbor water.
City Council OKs Aiea towers plan
The ambitious redevelopment plans for the former Kam Drive-In site across from Pearlridge Center won final approval Wednesday from the Honolulu City Council.
Ige rankled by being denied a speech during convention
State Sen. David Ige said Wednesday that he is disappointed he will not get a speaking role at the state Democratic convention in May while Gov. Neil Abercrombie will be able to address the delegates.
Evicted tenant convicted in fatal fire
An Oahu jury found an evicted tenant guilty of manslaughter and arson Wednesday for a 2011 fire in Liliha that killed a 76-year-old man.
Daydream Believers
Late spring is always an exciting time as student designers emerge from the classroom and bring their skills and vision to the marketplace. We never know whether there's a future Alexander Wang or Nicolas Ghesquiere in the bunch until we set our eyes on the senior fashion shows.
Mobi PCS to sell, then lease, network
Honolulu-based wireless provider Mobi PCS has reached an agreement to sell its Hawaii network space to Verizon Wireless and lease it back as part of the company's strategy to focus on new products and services for its local customers, company officials said Wednesday.
Golf: Koreans set pace at Lotte
The winds whipping the flags on the course and the South Korean banners bunched atop the leaderboard headlined Wednesday's opening round of the LPGA Lotte Championship.
Nighttime drivers in town should brace themselves for the latest — and likely the final — round of full closures in a single direction on the H-1 freeway, as crews enter the final push to complete repairs along the state's busiest roadway.
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- LPGA Lotte Championship, Day 1
- H.S. Softball: Punahou vs Iolani, April 16
- Island Images: 2014, Part 2
- Hawaiian Airlines' inaugural flight to Beijing
- "Blood Moon" Lunar Eclipse, Apr. 14
- Hapalua Half Marathon, April 13
- Baseball: UH vs. Cal Poly State, April 13
- Island Images: April 2014
- H.S. Volleyball: KS vs. Corona del Mar, April 12
- H.S. Baseball: Kaiser vs. Kalani, April 12
- UH Football Practice, April 12
- Baseball: UH vs. Cal Poly, April 12
- Water Polo: UH vs. UC Davis, April 12
- 2014 Honolulu Marathon Track and Field Meet
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