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Sandra today mark it is final day of 2016 primary season. Voters heading to the poll in washington, d. C. And we could see Bernie Sanders formerly drop his bid for the white house. A scary moment caught on camera. This video showing a car crash that rolled over a pickup truck. People blame security lines for missing flights, well, one person is doing a look at legal fight and battle coming up. I guess a few f us thought about doing that sometimes. The social media giant wants you to download the...

The lineup includes members of the New Power Generation, the Steeles, Chastity Brown, Jesse Larson, Margaret Cox, G Sharp, Jay Bee and the Urban Classic Horns.

News and voices from Hawai‘i Island, Maui, Lana‘i, Moloka‘i and Kaua‘i.

Honolulu Police Department Maj. Benjamin Moszkowicz has been selected as chief of Hawaiʻi County's police department. The Hawaiʻi County Police Commission affirmed his selection in a 5-3 vote, with Chair John Bertsch recused. HPR's Sabrina Bodon reports.

In a 5-3 vote on Friday, the Hawaii island police commission chose Honolulu Police Maj. Benjamin Moskowicz to head the county's police department.

Earlier this week, Hawaiʻi Island residents got a first glimpse of who could be their island's next police chief, and many are familiar faces.The process started earlier this year, when former Hawaiʻi Police Chief Paul Ferreira retired earlier this fall.

With the hiring process set to begin Oct. 24, the police union is urging the commission to use the opportunity to pursue more ambitious goals.

Upon arriving in Holland, Heber Walsh opened a general store at 25-27 E. Eighth St. that became the Walsh Drug Store and then City Drug Store, where The Outpost is located today.

After losing his father and uncle to a cholera epidemic, Cappon relocated to Holland and got a job working for Peter Pfanstiehl, who had opened Holland’s first tannery. Cappon then worked for a tanner in Grand Haven and another in Grand Rapids.

United Way approves $916,285 in allocations Board approves additional $100,000 in allocations SIDNEY — President Scott Barr reports the Shelby County United Way recently completed the annual partner agency allocation process in March and April. Six allocation teams consisting of over 42 people including board members, company, and community volunteers conducted agency reviews. The teams were comprised of the following Impact Areas: Enriching the Lives of Seniors, Investing in Youth & Childre...