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By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald A foreclosure lawsuit against developers of a controversial proposed commercial development near a popular black sand beach in Ka‘u has been withdrawn by the mortgage lender. The order stipulating dismissal of all claims by S M Investment Partners against Black Sand Beach LLC was issued Wednesday by Hilo Circuit Judge Henry Nakamoto. The dismissal was with prejudice, which means the lender is not allowed to refile the claims in this case.

1 week ago | hawaiitribune-herald.com | Conor Langs

By Mike Vorkunov The Athletic New Orleans Pelicans star Zion Williamson has been accused of rape and domestic violence in a civil lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court late Thursday by a woman who said she dated him for almost five years, beginning when he was a freshman at Duke. The woman, identified as Jane Doe in the lawsuit, is seeking an unspecified amount in damages from Williamson.

1 week ago | hawaiitribune-herald.com | Conor Langs

By Sam Amick The Athletic OKLAHOMA CITY — On May 28, 2016, Klay Thompson changed the course of Oklahoma City Thunder history forever. The Golden State Warriors star vanquished those Kevin Durant- and Russell Westbrook-led Thunder all by himself with an unforgettable finish in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals, outscoring the entire Oklahoma City squad in the fourth quarter with an unconscious flurry of 3s.

1 week ago | hawaiitribune-herald.com | Conor Langs

By Thuc Nhi Nguyen Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — Tarheeb Still said his farewells and was ready to leave for a three-day weekend. On a Thursday this offseason, the second-year cornerback told Ben Herbert, the Chargers’ executive director of player personnel, that he would “see him Monday.”A deep voice in the background suddenly changed Still’s schedule. “Why aren’t you coming in tomorrow?” Khalil Mack asked the 22-year-old.

1 week ago | hawaiitribune-herald.com | Conor Langs

By Rani Henderson Hawaii Sport Events KAILUA-KONA — On Saturday morning, the streets of Kailua-Kona fell quiet as nearly 100 cyclists gathered at the Kona Community Aquatic Center for the 15th annual Ride of Silence. The Ride of Silence, which is part of a nationwide movement now in its 22nd year, honors cyclists who have been killed or seriously injured in traffic collisions.