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Hawaii Tribune-Herald is a newspaper daily that offers information related to lifestyle, entertainment, and political and sports news. It prints reports related to area political debates, fundraising events, and regional music and entertainment events. The newspaper provides online printed and e-edition newspaper subscription options, as well as advertising opportunities for small- and large-scale businesses. It publishes opinion articles, editorials, lifestyle articles and obituary messages. Hawaii Tribune-Herald s classified section contains a range of advertisement from the real estate, automobile, legal, service, employment industries, as well as government notices. It is a locally operated member of the Stephens Media Group, which is a multimedia company that maintains news bureaus and Internet-based news portals.

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Sex Crimes
NEW YORK (AP) — As Donald Trump ran for and served as president, over a dozen women publicly accused him of sexual assault and harassment. Most of those claims — all denied by Trump — were never taken to court. None has gone to trial. But that is about to change.
Robbery
The alleged getaway driver and accomplice is Alcain’s wife, 35-year-old Leilani D.A. Alcain. She was charged with attempted first-degree murder, armed robbery, use of a firearm in the commission of a separate felony, carrying a loaded firearm on a public highway, first-degree theft, unauthorized control of a stolen vehicle, first-degree terroristic threatening, property damage, resisting an order to stop, and two counts of first-degree burglary.
Burglary
According to documents, the pair burglarized two Hele gas stations early Thursday. The first was at about 1:50 a.m. at the Kailua-Kona station on Kanalani Street, where the glass front door was reportedly broken. The second alleged burglary was at the Captain Cook station at about 4:20 a.m.
Theft
Murder
The most serious charge, attempted first-degree murder, carries a mandatory sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
Identity Theft
FILE - The home where U.S. defense contractor Walter Glenn Primrose and his wife, Gwynn Darlle Morrison, lived for years allegedly under aliases, is pictured, Wednesday, July 27, 2022, in Kapolei, Hawaii. U.S. prosecutors who introduced Russian spy intrigue into the case of the couple accused of living for decades in Hawaii under identities stolen from dead babies are now saying they don't want jurors to hear about photographs showing them wearing foreign uniforms. A U.S. judge granted the request, ruling that the uniforms are not relevant to the upcoming trial for charges involving identity theft and passport fraud. (AP Photo/Caleb Jones, File)

Property Damage
The rifle allegedly was fired by 27-year-old Dylan K. Alcain, who’s charged with attempted first-degree murder, use of a firearm in the commission of a separate felony, carrying a loaded firearm on a public roadway, armed robbery, first-degree theft, unauthorized control of a stolen vehicle, property damage, terroristic threatening, resisting an order to stop, and three counts of first-degree burglary.

Foreclosure
Hawaii Tribune-Herald posts foreclosure notices online under the “Legal Notice” classification on the day(s) that they appear in the print edition only. If you are interested in researching foreclosure notices, and you know the date the notice ran, you may either contact our Circulation Department at 935-6621 for information about available back issues up to 2 months out, or you have the option of visiting the References section of the Hilo Public Library. Their phone number is 933-8888.

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