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Workers’ safety comes under scrutiny

Twenty-six-year-old James “Kimo” Failing was preparing to install solar panels at a McCully building on Sept. 23 when he fell to his death, a tragedy state officials say could have been avoided.

 

Failed health exchange closing

Taxpayers could have saved close to $300 million if the state had used the federal Obamacare program to enroll residents in health insurance plans from the start, according to the head of the Hawaii Health Connector.

 

Halekauwila kids get crash course on computers

Alongside the high-priced, glittering condominiums that jut skyward in Kakaako, a new 19-story earth-toned building stands out for something that passersby can’t see.

 

Newswatch: Police on Maui to test cameras

WAILUKU >> Maui police officers will be outfitted with body cameras this Halloween as part of a test to see whether the Police Department will eventually require officers to use the devices while on duty.

 

911 Report: Remains ID’d as woman missing 2 years

Protective vest is donated to HPD canine • Man accused of stealing beer from store • Cabdriver allegedly threatened, robbed

 

Suspect still sought in Waianae shooting

Police are still looking for the gunman in the attempted murder in Waianae of a 25-year-old man last month, but the victim’s former co-worker was charged Friday for his role in the violent incident.

 

2 men indicted in connection with Enchanted Lake robbery

An Oahu grand jury has indicted two men in connection with a violent robbery earlier this month at Keolu Market in Enchanted Lake.

 

Homeless pedestrian is hit by 2 vehicles, dies at scene

A man in his 50s was killed early Friday after he was struck by two vehicles on Kamehameha Highway near the airport viaduct, according to a witness.

 

2 chances to glimpse space station

The International Space Station will put in a long and bright appearance over Hawaii on Sunday evening if the weather cooperates.

 

‘Slow earthquake’ reshapes Kilauea

Scientists say a section of Kilauea volcano’s south flank moved about 1.2 inches toward the sea in a phenomenon known as a “slow earthquake” last week.

 

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