Archives for 04/08/2010:
Breaking
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Trial of alleged B-2 spy set to start next week-
Feds review status of 66 endangered species-
Nine Furlough Friday protesters stayed overnight in Lingle's office-
Kauai and Niihau under flood watch; Hanalei School closed-
Baldwin girls softball team wins improved facilities-
Oahu flood advisory lifted, but wet conditions are expected to continue-
Majam ties home run record, Wahine break mark in softball sweepNews
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Court asked to delay sale of the Advertiser-
Maui girls win better softball field-
Land gift initiates aid to leeward education-
Tradewinds expected to shift rain pattern-
New leader chosen at Academy of Pacific-
Not all officers in uniform are 'on company time'-
Newswatch-
Police and Fire-
Corrections and Clarifications-
Suspense builds over census for New Orleans-
For an Obama mentor, a nebulous legal nicheSports
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Green a heavier, heavy-hitting back-
UH chases WAC kingpin Fresno-
Smith lighting it up in SEC-
Keliikipi, Markowitz get a chance-
Notables-
Pearl City's Neal 1-hits Campbell-
Punahou, HBA clash with mainland powers today-
Familiar faces, foes dot Wahine schedule-
Hawaii Beat / PacWest Place-
Scoreboard-
TV & RadioBusiness
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HawTel files to go public-
Maui sugar company plays role in renewable energy effort-
Oahu housing market at crossroads-
Business briefs