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A hit-and-run resulted in a young baby being precautionarily hospitalized Tuesday afternoon.

The rail agency’s planned condemnation of property at 1829 Dillingham Blvd. also will force a nearly 60-year-old business to relocate.

Local companies share how an employee ownership business model can benefit communities through retention of jobs and services.

The Badlands will be teeming with artistic beauty this weekend. Medora's Community Center is hosting the 2023 Western Art Showcase and Dakota Cowboy Poetry Gathering this Saturday and Sunday.

DICKINSON -Dickinson's dads and daughters were transported back to the 1950s during this years sock hop themed 14th annual Daddy Daughter Dance hosted by the Dickinson Police Association at August House between Thursday, April 27 and Saturday, April 29.

The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation’s board of directors voted Thursday to approve Resolution 4, which notifies the City Council of the rail agency’s intent to seize by eminent domain the property at 1829 Dillingham Blvd., despite its owners’ objections.

The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation says to complete the nearly $10 billion rail project as designed, it must move toward the condemnation of an industrially zoned property in Kalihi.

Updated: There was a "win-win" deal to keep Service Printers Hawaii in place. HART's redrawn utility plans have scuttled it.

Carolyn Hagen Lardy, of Dickinson, recently won an award for her outstanding literary work, writing a young adult novel based on her mother's trials and tribulations on the Western Edge that took place roughly a century ago.