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He has a golden voice many have grown up listening to. The low, booming tone resonates across the state everyday. It's time to put a face to a familiar voice and find out who is the man behind the voice.

It’s advertised as liquid rubber sealant in a can. But can it really fulfill its promise to "stop leaks fast?" Vanessa Stewart puts the "Flex Seal" to the test to find out if it's a deal or a dud.

You hear them everyday either on the road, on the radio, or on television. But who is the person behind the voice?

Is it a deal or a dud? Vanessa Stewart begins our series to find out if items advertised on television really do work. First up, the Sticky Buddy.

This Sunday, thousands are expected to turn their eyes to the sky to watch an annular solar eclipse known as the "ring of fire." Hawaii residents will see a partial solar eclipse, with the moon taking only a small chunk out of the sun.

Sweepstakes Arcades that promise to pay you cash prizes. But is it illegal gambling?

We have showcased some of Hawaii’s most unique hidden getaways and this featured destination is sure to make a royal impression. Olena Heu travels to a rural community in the Puna district of Hawaii Island where the accommodations are fit for a king and queen.

Kilauea and Mauna Loa are two of the world's most active volcanoes. And while the power and splendor are on display for visitors on Hawaii Island, there's also a unique getaway hidden in Hawaii just moments away.

Construction on Honolulu's rail system is now underway, with proponents promising 10,000 jobs ahead from the project and trickle-down spending.

It’s called Maui’s coolest little town. The historic plantation town of Paia is home to a special and unique getaway hidden in Hawaii.

Do you love to travel? Ever hunt for a place to stay that's off the beaten path and out of the ordinary? Olena Heu begins her series showcasing unique getaways hidden in Hawaii.

Many parents worry when their children get behind the wheel. But should it be the other way around? Justin Cruz has more on the driving habits of adults and teens.

While big rig drivers receive intense training on how to operate the vehicles, it's the other drivers they can't control who can pose the biggest danger.

The Honolulu Police Department's "Safer Roads Initiative" is designed to work with the community to make Oahu's roads safer for everyone. But this year, the program has taken on a more personal connection.

Defensive Driving - at times it can be the difference in getting into a crash or avoiding one. Brianne Randle takes a look at how to stay safe on the roads, even when other drivers are not.

For almost three years, it has been illegal for drivers on Oahu to use a cell phone without a hands free device. But people are still breaking the law and putting lives at risk.

For many good judgement goes out the door when alcohol is involved.Sometimes those poor choices involve driving after drinking.That leaves many in the service industry with the responsibility of making the right call.

When you come to a four-way stop...do you know which driver has the right of way? Or how about as you merge onto the freeway? Which vehicle needs to slow down or speed up?

A Schofield soldier's wife was injured in a crash after a vehicle ran her motorcycle off the road. The driver never stopped to help, and she's hoping a witness will come forward with information.

How do you handle a blown tire if you're driving in the fast lane on the H-1 Freeway? When you go to change it...will your spare tire have enough air in it? Jai Cunningham explains how a little preventative maintenance might save you time and money.

Starting next week, Leeward and Central Oahu drivers will begin seeing crews on the freeway, fixing the lights that have been out for years because of copper thieves.

The next time you head into the grocery store or the mall you might want to be on high alert. Fender benders can be a costly thing, but it's not the roads or freeways where most of the damage is done.

There are many road projects that take place at night. We know what it's like to drive near a construction zone. But what is it like for the workers who have to do their job side by side with moving traffic?

Crossing the street can be one of the most dangerous things you can do on a road. Pedestrian safety is everyone's responsibility, so here are some rules of the road.

Many of you are getting ready to head out the door, to leave for school or work. And for some drivers, it's the worst part of their day. Kristine Uyeno takes a look at one of the toughest commutes on Oahu.

With graduation season and the start of Summer just around the corner, the chances of someone driving drunk increase. So how can you help prevent someone from getting behind the wheel, especially if it's a stranger?

In the eyes of the law, bicyclists are pretty much the same as motorists. A bicyclist can choose a roadway, a bike lane or in many places a sidewalk. But biking on a sidewalk is prohibited in business districts like downtown Honolulu and Waikiki. And at a crosswalk?

Many drivers are not getting enough sleep, and the result can be deadly. In an effort to stay awake, drivers do things like drink coffee, roll down the window, and turn up the radio. But do these common tricks work?

In our continuing look at Hawaii's roadways, we wanted to check in with those who have been traveling these roads the longest. Kirk Matthews talks with our kupuna to find out how things have changed and what challenges they face.

The rules of the road can be clear as day, but day in and day out many drivers are in a rush or forget.

The new movie "Battleship," which was filmed right here in Hawaii, doesn't his U.S. theaters until May 18. The action-packed movie is based on the popular Hasbro game, "Battleship."

The new movie "Battleship," which was filmed right here in Hawaii, doesn't his U.S. theaters until May 18. However, a press junket was held at Pearl Harbor. It has an all-star cast including Alexander Skarsgard, Taylor Kitsch, Rihanna, and Brooklyn Decker.

Whether it's your daily commute, rush hour traffic, or a poorly planned intersection, it's easy to spot drivers raging on our roadways and tempers boiling over.

The "Live! with Kelly" talk show is more than just celebrity interviews and musical guests.

Hawaii has some folks with secret lives outside of their regular nine to five job. Brianne Randle introduces us to a hospital worker by day... award winning artist by night.

Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars have gathered Hawaii this week for the "Live! With Kelly in Hawaii" show.

Security cameras have proven to be a valuable crime fighting tool. Take for example, the recent surveillance video of a group walking out of Windward Mall with stolen Toys R' Us toys.

Daytime television host Kelly Ripa and her friends are spending one week in the islands for the taping of the "Live with Kelly" show, and says she's excited to go whale watching during her trip

Kelly Ripa has arrived in the islands and is preparing to shoot "Live with Kelly!" at Disney's Aulani Resort in Ko Olina.

Are the rock star and pop star backstage requests true?