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A new bill would adopt the Universal Civil Remedies for the Unauthorized Disclosure of Intimate Images Act, which was first introduced in 2018.
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State and city offices on Oʻahu, along with public schools, will be closed on Friday as heavy rain and strong gusty winds are expected to to impact the islands.
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James Barros, administrator for the Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency, shares the latest updates on the storm travelling over Hawaiʻi.
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The Molokaʻi-Maui Invasive Species Committee found a dead beetle in a trap at the Kaunakakai Harbor Tuesday morning, according to a news release by the state Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity. The trap was empty the last time it was checked on March 30.
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The National Weather Service canceled a flash flood warning for parts of southeast Hawai’i Island yesterday as rainfall eased. But community members in Puna aren't letting their guard down.
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The Honolulu Board of Water Supply urges residents to prepare supplies of clean drinking water in preparation for power outages during the incoming storm.
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The back-to-back Kona lows caused millions of dollars in damage to Hawaiʻi's farms. Thao Le, a professor at the UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience, says the mental toll of the storms may be just as shocking. HPR spoke with her about the human costs of the recent storms.
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Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi shares updates on the latest forecast for the incoming storm and information on where to seek storm shelter.
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Disposable e-cigarettes could be banned in Hawaii starting in 2027. State lawmakers are advancing a measure that would make it illegal to sell electronic smoking devices that don’t have refillable cartridges or a rechargeable battery.
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Health providers are reporting symptoms of staph, norovirus, and leptospirosis among residents and volunteers who are involved in flood cleanup.
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Bird conservationists from across the islands share how their facilities were damaged during the storms, and what impact that had on their endangered bird populations
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With the risk of leptospirosis on the rise after the recent floods, the Hawaiʻi Department of Health shares how to prevent infection and what to do if you or a pet contracts the bacterial disease.