The governor just announced the state's won more than $900 million in a lawsuit over the blood thinning drug Plavix. It's a victory over two of the country's largest pharmaceutical companies.

The governor just announced the state's won more than $900 million in a lawsuit over the blood thinning drug Plavix. It's a victory over two of the country's largest pharmaceutical companies.

The podcast home of Hawaii's source for breaking news. Hawaii News Now is the state's leader for breaking news, weather alerts, traffic updates and sports headlines, plus the latest headlines on the issues that impact you and your families the most — including the global coronavirus pandemic.

The podcast home of Hawaii's source for breaking news. Hawaii News Now is the state's leader for breaking news, weather alerts, traffic updates and sports headlines, plus the latest headlines on the issues that impact you and your families the most &mdash; including the global coronavirus pandemic.

The podcast home of Hawaii's source for breaking news.

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The afternoon news that viewers want, first. Ashley Nagaoka and Mark Carpenter anchor Hawaii News Now First at Four, the newest addition to our award-winning slate of daily news programming. 

The afternoon news that viewers want, first.&nbsp;Ashley Nagaoka and Mark Carpenter anchor Hawaii News Now First at Four, the newest addition to our award-winning slate of daily news programming.&nbsp;

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First at 4 p.m. (May 21, 2024)

We’re ready to be refreshed with a mixologist who uses local ingredients and sustainable containers to make her signature drinks.  Plus, we’ll learn who is eligible for a long list of paid jobs that help support Maui’s ongoing recovery.

We’re ready to be refreshed with a mixologist who uses local ingredients and sustainable containers to make her signature drinks.  Plus, we’ll learn who is eligible for a long list of paid jobs that help support Maui’s ongoing recovery.

HI Now Daily (June 20, 2024)

After days of difficult and dangerous underground repairs, power was restored Thursday to hundreds in the Chinatown area — but HECO officials say more upgrades will be needed. The outage started Monday night, leaving residents in the dark and forcing businesses to close.

After days of difficult and dangerous underground repairs, power was restored Thursday to hundreds in the Chinatown area — but HECO officials say more upgrades will be needed. The outage started Monday night, leaving residents in the dark and forcing businesses to close.

First at 4 p.m. (June 20, 2024)

HECO crews are continuing to make repairs to underground cables as hundreds in the Chinatown area remain without power. The outage started Monday night, leaving residents in the dark and forcing businesses to close. Officials said repairs were set back on Wednesday night when a so-called arc flash happened inside a manhole.

HECO crews are continuing to make repairs to underground cables as hundreds in the Chinatown area remain without power. The outage started Monday night, leaving residents in the dark and forcing businesses to cl<a href="https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2024/06/20/frustration-mounts-chinatown-businesses-residents-outage-enters-third-day/"></a>ose. Officials said repairs were set back on Wednesday night when a so-called arc flash happened inside a manhole.

First at 4 p.m. (May 21, 2024)

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