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Flash flood warnings and flood watches are in effect across several US regions. In Hawaii, the warning for Maui was extended after heavy rain caused rockfalls, road closures, and high water in East Maui and ʻĪao, with a temporary evacuation site opened in Hāna. A flood advisory also covers parts of Hawaii Island. On the mainland, flood watches were issued for Mohave County, Arizona, and flooding rain is expected in Manatee and Sarasota counties in Florida, with heavy rain also possible in Nebraska.
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Scottie Scheffler remains the No. 1 player in golf after claiming the 2026 FedEx Cup, cementing his status as the game's dominant force. Golf media are debating whether his form marks an undisputed era atop the sport, while the broader golf conversation also touches the LPGA, where Lydia Ko had her husband return as her caddie in Hawaii, where the couple first met.
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College football is dominating sports conversation in India's searches and beyond after a chaotic week of results. BYU dropped six spots in the US LBM Coaches Poll following an overtime loss to UCF, while Time reports the College Football Playoff odds shifted after what it calls historic Week 7 upsets. Deion Sanders' Colorado heads to Oklahoma State, Hawaii prepares to face Northern Illinois for the first time, and Mike Gundy joins HBO/TNT coverage as a guest analyst.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is in the news on two fronts. The actor will star alongside Jennifer Lawrence in Martin Scorsese's new horror film, with Charli XCX reportedly making a cameo. Separately, DiCaprio, 51, was accompanied by his girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti, 28, at jeweller Jennifer Meyer's wedding in Hawaii, drawing fresh attention to the couple.
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The NBA season has opened, with Rui Hachimura's Los Angeles Clippers losing to the Lakers, Hachimura scoring 16 points in the team's first defeat after winning their opener. Elsewhere, LeBron James contributed on both ends as his side beat the defending champions, the 76ers toppled the title holders, and Yuki Kawamura spoke about a bitter start to his third NBA season in Hawaii.
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Hawaii's men's basketball team begins its 2026-27 campaign Monday with a home game against Seattle. The season opener has drawn attention as fans look ahead to the Rainbow Warriors' new roster and prospects for the year. Tipoff details and coverage come via Hawaii athletics, with interest spiking around the start of the college basketball season.
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A Hawaii couple who sold their home and possessions to live aboard the Villa Vie Odyssey residential cruise ship have reportedly been ordered to disembark by 2pm, after just two years of what was meant to be a 15-year life at sea. The sudden eviction notice from the life-at-sea community is drawing widespread attention, with people questioning what happens to residents who gave up everything for the lifestyle.
- 8Juvenile Rock Mover Wrasse Spotted on Sandy Reef●Juvenile Rock Mover Wrasse at an sandy ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints available - DM me. # leafy # fi
An underwater photographer has shared images of a juvenile rock mover wrasse swimming over a sandy ocean reef, reportedly near Oahu, Hawaii. The colourful juvenile fish are noted for looking very different from adults and are popular subjects among marine life photographers. Prints of the image are being offered, and ocean wildlife enthusiasts are sharing the shot widely.
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Local news outlets including the Bedford Gazette, Laredo Morning Times and Hawaii News Now are running entertainment coverage. No specific story stands out from the available headlines, which are section labels rather than individual reports. Readers are following general celebrity, film and television news as compiled by these regional outlets.
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University of Hawaii athletics is in the news, with coverage from Hawaii News Now focused on the school's sports programs. Details about specific teams, results, or announcements remain limited in the available reporting. Sports fans in Hawaii and followers of college athletics are following developments around the university's programs.