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Honolulu, HI2026-09-02
2 injured in Waipahu house fire
Share Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Molokai murder case has led the Hawaii Supreme Court to require a fifth Miranda warning statewide after justices found the Maui Police Department’s advisement was insufficient. Mariano Garces
Hawaii News Now — 2 injured in Waipahu house fireHawaii News Now — Multiple crashes involving motorcycles, mopeds leave several riders injured on OahuHawaii News Now — Molokai murder appeal leads Hawaii Supreme Court to require fifth Miranda warningHawaii News Now — Hilo murder suspect remains unfit to proceed, committed to state hospitalHawaii News Now — 11-year-old seriously injured after falling from pickup truck in VolcanoHawaii News Now — Covering the Cost: The cost of outages, power generation and energy grid resilience The state secured $18.5 million in federal funding aimed to help safeguard the state’s electrical grids against disasters, partnering with Hawaiian Electric and the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency (HIEMA) to complete five major resilience projects between 2027 and 2029 on Maui, Oahu, and Hawaii Island.