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1 day ago | khon2.com | Brett Samuels

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1 day ago | khon2.com | Nicole Napuunoa

HONOLULU (KHON2) — The YWCA Oahu, Hawaii’s oldest and largest women’s membership organization, is celebrating a major anniversary in 2025 as they continue to empower Hawaii’s women and celebrate their outstanding achievements. The organization is commemorating 125 years while doing what they do best–honoring the women who have impacted their communities in big ways.

2 days ago | khon2.com | Nicole Napuunoa

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Kilauea is active once again as the 18th episode of the current eruption began early Tuesday morning. “Lava began overflowing the south vent at 3:20 a.m.,” the USGS said in a statement. Fountaining began shortly after from both the north and south vents, with fountains over 650 feet high at the south and over 160 feet high at the north vent. The floor of Halema’uma’u crater is currently 20% covered fed from both fountains, as deflation commenced and strong tremors increased.

2 days ago | khon2.com | Rob DeMello

It’s officially NFL Draft week, and for several players with ties to the islands, the next few days could mark the beginning of a dream come true. The 2025 NFL Draft will take place Thursday through Saturday in Green Bay, Wisconsin, with seven rounds of selections. Among those with Hawai‘i roots hoping to hear their name called is Waimanalo native and former Arizona All-American wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan — the only local product invited to attend the draft ceremony in person.

2 days ago | khon2.com | Rob DeMello

A trio of Hawai‘i-born professional boxers kept their undefeated records intact over the weekend, delivering standout performances in the Golden State as they continue their climb toward title contention. Waianae’s Dalis Kaleiopu improved to 7-0 with a dominant first-round knockout victory over Jesus Ramon Perez in Oceanside, California, on Saturday. The Super Featherweight prospect wasted no time in securing his fifth career KO.