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No. 1 UCLA too powerful for visiting Rainbows

Top-ranked UCLA launched five home runs en route to a 12-7 baseball victory over Hawaii today at Jackie Robinson Stadium in Los Angeles.

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DOH: No elevated pesticides, heavy metals, found in floodwater samples

The Hawaii Department of Health today said that no elevated levels of pesticides or heavy metals were detected in samples of post-storm floodwaters collected from Oahu’s North Shore.

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Mitchell named new Wahine basketball coach

Khalilah Mitchell, an assistant with the program for the past seven seasons, has been elevated to head coach of the University of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine basketball program, UH athletic director Matt Elliott announced on Tuesday.

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RKF Jr. declares public health emergency for Hawaii in wake of storms

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has declared a public health emergency for the state of Hawaii due to the impacts of the Kona-low storms in March.

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DOJ indicts civil rights group on fraud charges tied to informants

The Southern Poverty Law Center, a civil rights organization that tracks extremist groups, was indicted on criminal fraud charges over its past use of paid informants to infiltrate far-right organizations, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said today.

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