First marathon runner finishes race
The first runner to cross the finish line of the 2013 Honolulu Marathon was Gilbert Chepkwony who finished in 2:18:47.
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Thousands participate in marathon
Dry weather conditions made for a great day as thousands of runners participated in the 41st Annual Honolulu Marathon. Those who ran inspired others to participate next year-- while those who cheered from the sidelines helped motivate them to keep running.
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Honolulu flights affected by weather
Airline officials say due to the wintry weather several flights to Dallas-Fort Worth International …
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Magnitude 3.8 earthquake off Big Island
A 3.8 magnitude earthquake happened just before 10:30 pm. Saturday at 6.1 miles east southeast of …
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72nd anniversary of Pearl Harbor bombing
Thousands gathered at the memorial to pay tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and to …
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Pearl Harbor survivor bumped off flight says trip was worth it
You may remember the story we did earlier this week about the Pearl Harbor survivor who was headed here from the mainland for the ceremony, he was bumped from the flight and didn't know if he would get here in time.
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Traffic Advisory: Honolulu Marathon
It may take drivers a little longer to get around this weekend. On Sunday, there will be lane and road closures for the Honolulu Marathon.
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Koko Head Rifle Range closed for repairs
The city has received more reports of stray bullets from the Koko Head Rifle Range. So the city is closing the range while it figures out how to make it safer.
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Families mark holidays with gingerbread houses
Families gathered together Sunday to make gingerbread houses for the holidays.
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Traffic advisory H-1 east bound re-opened at Waialae off ramp from marathon
The H-1 east bound is re-opened at Waialae off ramp from marathon
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Traffic Advisory: Kalanianaole Highway will be closed to traffic for marathon
Traffic Advisory: Kalanianaole Highway will be closed to traffic from Hawaii Kai Drive to Keahole Street
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Honolulu City Christmas tree officially lit
The city's Christmas tree is now officially lit, and the decorated tree display in the Honolulu Hale courtyard is now open.
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City & protestors satisfied with federal court ruling
The City of Honolulu and the "DeOccupy Honolulu" movement are pleased with a federal court ruling.
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Laulima Day on O'ahu
'Tis the season for giving, and Saturday many of you gave generous gifts and donations so that Hawaii's less fortunate families will have presents this Christmas. Saturday is Laulima Day.
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Hawaii's Most Wanted: Celeste Sipili
This week on Hawaii's Most Wanted we feature a woman who's wanted on two warrants. Honolulu police are looking for Celeste Sipili.
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Make-A-Wish makes Ewa teen's dreams come true
An Ewa Beach teenager's dream came true Friday thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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Traffic Alert: parades and marathon
It may take you a little longer to get around this weekend. There will be lane and road closures all over Oahu because of parades and the Honolulu Marathon.
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$65K city power washer stolen in Chinatown
A $65,000 piece of equipment ripped off from the city is making officials think twice about where to store its property.
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Food-tech startups aim to replace eggs and chicken
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The startup is housed in a garage-like space in San Francisco's tech-heavy South of Market neighborhood, but it isn't like most of its neighbors that develop software, websites and mobile-phone apps. Its mission is to find plant replacements for eggs.
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Officials find 11 dead whales in Florida Keys
EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK, Florida (AP) — National wildlife officials say 11 whales believed to be part of a pod that was stranded in the Florida Everglades are dead.
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Internet giants weigh in on defamation lawsuit
CINCINNATI (AP) — From Twitter and Facebook to Amazon and Google, the biggest names of the Internet are blasting a federal judge's decision allowing an Arizona-based gossip website to be sued for defamation by a former Cincinnati Bengals …
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UN worries aid has not reached Philippine victims
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — The United Nations is investigating reports that aid has yet to reach remote parts of the Philippines a month after a devastating typhoon, the U.N. humanitarian chief said on Monday.
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As wine fakers get sharper, industry fights back
SAINT-EMILION, France (AP) — An FBI agent recently showed Arnaud de Laforcade a file with several labels supposedly from 1947 bottles of Chateau Cheval Blanc, one of France's finest wines. To the Saint-Emilion vineyard's CFO, they were …
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1 month on, progress in Philippine typhoon zone
TACLOBAN, Philippines (AP) — The government is back at work, and markets are laden with fruits, pork, fish and bread. Shredded trees are sprouting new leaves. Above all, the sounds of a city getting back on its feet fill the air: the roar …
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Rainbow Wahine swept out of NCAA tournament
HONOLULU – The 11-seeded University of Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine volleyball team's season came to a close on Saturday night with a straight-set loss to BYU in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Set scores were 25-21, 25-17, 25-13.
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Rainbow Wahine advance to 2nd round
HONOLULU – Emily Hartong had 21 kills, Nikki Taylor added 11 more and the University of Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine volleyball team kicked off its 2013 NCAA Tournament run with a 25-16, 19-25, 25-12, 25-13 victory over Idaho State on Friday …
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Memorial service set for UH football player
University of Hawaii football program will host a Celebration of Life for the late Jack Willis Wilson III, Monday, Dec. 9 at the Stan Sheriff Center.
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3-1-1 city complaints, is anyone listening?
Complaining to city hall got easier a few years ago with a smart-phone app called 3-1-1 but what happens to all those tips?
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Health connector shakeup follows other state intervention
Stepping into Coral Andrews' job in the interim is in the man Gov. Neil Abercrombie put in charge of implementing the president's federal health care act, Tom Matsuda. This isn't the first time the state has had to step in.
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Work out solar details before buying, selling home
Solar panels can become a hot-potato during the property buying process if sellers and buyers aren't careful.
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Revealed: What stalled Hawaii's health exchange & why some uninsured are…
More than a month after the Hawaii Health Connector went online, thousands of insurance seekers remain in limbo.
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Bird steals camera in Australia, records journey
SYDNEY (AP) — A brazen bird snatched a video camera that was recording crocodiles in northwest Australia and captured fascinating footage of its 110-kilometer (70-mile) journey across the country's remote landscape.
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Russia outraged by giant Louis Vuitton suitcase
MOSCOW (AP) — Politicians didn't like it, the public didn't like it, so the gigantic Louis Vuitton suitcase is being booted out of Red Square.
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Washington man sticks with 'Joe Biden defense'
VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — A Washington state man who fired a shotgun in the air to scare off car prowlers has refused a plea deal and says he's sticking with what's become known as the "Joe Biden defense."
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