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A 31-year-old woman and her young son were killed Tuesday night when police say she veered into the opposite lane on Oahu’s North Shore and hit a car head-on.

In the fifth episode Jim shares one teacher’s incredible and inspiring lesson plan that has received the attention of the Grammy awards.

He also explores how the stage can be transformed into a classroom.

Jim will also visit the Hawaii’s first “Men’s Shed” that helps seniors fight loneliness.

There are growing concerns about the safety of workers and passengers onboard a cruise ship quarantined at Yokohama Harbor. More than 170 people on the ship have tested positive for the coronavirus.

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The coronavirus outbreak continues to expand with more than 1,100 deaths and 45,000 cases. Plus, police have released new details on a deadly crash on Oahu's North Shore.

Businesses in Honolulu’s Chinatown are reporting a drastic drop in sales ― as Chinatowns across the U.S. have turned into virtual ghost towns because of irrational fears of infection.

#LIVE: The Philippines will end a key security pact with the United States, putting a treaty alliance between the two countries in jeopardy.

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The death toll in the coronavirus outbreak has surpassed 1,000. Plus, voting is now underway in the New Hampshire primary election.

A Hawaii resident who recently returned from the Chinese province that’s been identified as the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak has been placed in a mandatory 14-day quarantine at Pearl Harbor after returning to the islands, officials said.

#LIVE: Hawaii lawmakers are exploring the controverial 'Stand your Ground' bill for Hawaii.

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The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its active search for a woman who was swept out to sea on Oahu's North Shore. However, officials say the Honolulu Fire Department will continue its search through today.