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Gunman Kills 2 Cops, Dies After Setting Houses On Fire In Hawaii: Reports
Two Hawaii police officers were fatally shot on Sunday by a man who authorities believe later died in his home after he set it on fire in a quiet neighborhood not far from Oahu's busy Waikiki Beach, officials and local media said.
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US Students Get Cleaning Liquid To Drink. They Were To Get Apple Juice
Officials at a preschool in Hawaii have apologized after young children were given a household cleaning liquid instead of apple juice to drink during a morning snack time, a mix-up that health officials said occurred because the two liquids were "the same color."
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Honolulu High Rise Blaze Kills 3, Injures 5
Three people were killed and at least five others suffered injuries and were taken to the hospital on Friday in a fire that consumed three floors of a 36 story condominium tower in Honolulu, city officials said.
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Honolulu Tower Blaze Kills Three, Including Mother And Son: Report
Firefighters battled a blaze on Friday in a 36-story condominium tower in Honolulu, as media reported that at least three people died and several others could be trapped in their homes
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The Latest: Barack and Michelle Obama Dining Out in Honolulu
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are having dinner with friends at a high-end restaurant in Honolulu.
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Weight Survey For Pago Pago Fliers Prompts Airline Action
Hawaiian Airlines executives had a dilemma: Their planes were burning more fuel than projected on their regular 2,600-mile route between Honolulu and American Samoa.
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US To Host World's Largest Conservation Meeting
Some 8,000 heads of state, policymakers and environmentalists convene in Hawaii this week for the world's largest gathering aimed at forging a path forward on the planet's toughest conservation problems.
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Man Arrested After Doing Yoga, Meditating On Airplane: FBI
A Japan-bound airplane returned to Hawaii because of a violent South Korean passenger who wanted to do yoga instead of sit in his seat, the FBI said.
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US Searching For 2 Military Helicopters After Reported Crash
The US Coast Guard is searching for two military helicopters that reportedly crashed off the Hawaiian island of Oahu while carrying a total of 12 people, a spokeswoman said today.
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Drone Flies Near Barack Obama Motorcade In Hawaii, No Arrests
A small recreational drone hovered near President Barack Obama's motorcade in Hawaii, prompting the Secret Service to intervene, but no one was arrested or charged, officials and reports said today.
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1,000-Year-Old Chola-Era Shiva-Parvati Idol Recovered in US
A historic Chola-era idol of Shiva and Parvati, stolen from a temple in India and sumggled into the United States by notorious Indian art dealer Subhash Kapoor, has been recovered from a university in Indiana.
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Why This Treacherous Hawaiian Beach, Obama's Favorite, Keeps Breaking People's Necks
To mainlanders, Sandy Beach is famous because it's where President Obama loves to bodysurf. Last year, the Honolulu City Council briefly considered naming it after the president. Perhaps it's just as well they didn't, because in Hawaii, it's famous for broken necks.
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Tropical Storm Kilo Churns Across Pacific Toward Hawaii
Tropical storm Kilo formed from a low-pressure system drifting across the central Pacific on Friday on a trajectory that could threaten the Hawaiian islands as it strengthens into a hurricane early next week, the National Weather Service reported.
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American Museum to Return 7 Stolen Antiquities to India
A Honolulu museum has returned to American authorities seven rare antiquities believed to have been stolen from India and smuggled into the US by notorious art dealer Subhash Kapoor.
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Japanese Man Gets Back Boat Lost in 2011 Tsunami
A Japanese man says he's grateful for the return of his boat three years after it disappeared in the 2011 tsunami.
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Gunman Kills 2 Cops, Dies After Setting Houses On Fire In Hawaii: Reports
Two Hawaii police officers were fatally shot on Sunday by a man who authorities believe later died in his home after he set it on fire in a quiet neighborhood not far from Oahu's busy Waikiki Beach, officials and local media said.
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US Students Get Cleaning Liquid To Drink. They Were To Get Apple Juice
Officials at a preschool in Hawaii have apologized after young children were given a household cleaning liquid instead of apple juice to drink during a morning snack time, a mix-up that health officials said occurred because the two liquids were "the same color."
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Honolulu High Rise Blaze Kills 3, Injures 5
Three people were killed and at least five others suffered injuries and were taken to the hospital on Friday in a fire that consumed three floors of a 36 story condominium tower in Honolulu, city officials said.
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Honolulu Tower Blaze Kills Three, Including Mother And Son: Report
Firefighters battled a blaze on Friday in a 36-story condominium tower in Honolulu, as media reported that at least three people died and several others could be trapped in their homes
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The Latest: Barack and Michelle Obama Dining Out in Honolulu
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are having dinner with friends at a high-end restaurant in Honolulu.
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Weight Survey For Pago Pago Fliers Prompts Airline Action
Hawaiian Airlines executives had a dilemma: Their planes were burning more fuel than projected on their regular 2,600-mile route between Honolulu and American Samoa.
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US To Host World's Largest Conservation Meeting
Some 8,000 heads of state, policymakers and environmentalists convene in Hawaii this week for the world's largest gathering aimed at forging a path forward on the planet's toughest conservation problems.
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Man Arrested After Doing Yoga, Meditating On Airplane: FBI
A Japan-bound airplane returned to Hawaii because of a violent South Korean passenger who wanted to do yoga instead of sit in his seat, the FBI said.
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US Searching For 2 Military Helicopters After Reported Crash
The US Coast Guard is searching for two military helicopters that reportedly crashed off the Hawaiian island of Oahu while carrying a total of 12 people, a spokeswoman said today.
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Drone Flies Near Barack Obama Motorcade In Hawaii, No Arrests
A small recreational drone hovered near President Barack Obama's motorcade in Hawaii, prompting the Secret Service to intervene, but no one was arrested or charged, officials and reports said today.
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1,000-Year-Old Chola-Era Shiva-Parvati Idol Recovered in US
A historic Chola-era idol of Shiva and Parvati, stolen from a temple in India and sumggled into the United States by notorious Indian art dealer Subhash Kapoor, has been recovered from a university in Indiana.
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Why This Treacherous Hawaiian Beach, Obama's Favorite, Keeps Breaking People's Necks
To mainlanders, Sandy Beach is famous because it's where President Obama loves to bodysurf. Last year, the Honolulu City Council briefly considered naming it after the president. Perhaps it's just as well they didn't, because in Hawaii, it's famous for broken necks.
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Tropical Storm Kilo Churns Across Pacific Toward Hawaii
Tropical storm Kilo formed from a low-pressure system drifting across the central Pacific on Friday on a trajectory that could threaten the Hawaiian islands as it strengthens into a hurricane early next week, the National Weather Service reported.
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American Museum to Return 7 Stolen Antiquities to India
A Honolulu museum has returned to American authorities seven rare antiquities believed to have been stolen from India and smuggled into the US by notorious art dealer Subhash Kapoor.
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Japanese Man Gets Back Boat Lost in 2011 Tsunami
A Japanese man says he's grateful for the return of his boat three years after it disappeared in the 2011 tsunami.
