Articles for May 31, 2010

Breaking News
•	Five charged following police 'ice' raid in Waikoloa
•	Water cutoff scheduled for parts of Kapaa Wednesday
•	Judge gives Lanai woman probation for theft
•	Maui officials investigate Kihei fires
•	Maui Culture & Arts commission seeks members
•	Aiona promoting summer job program for teens
•	Teen dies after slipping on rocks at ‘Depots’
•	Husband held in stabbing death of wife
•	Man arrested after bus assault
•	HPU wins NCAA II Softball College World Series title
•	UH plays San Diego in NCAA baseball regional opener in Arizona
•	Lingle congratulates Hawaii Pacific softball team on World Series win
•	NCAA Division I Baseball Regionals Glance
•	NCAA Division I Softball World Series Glance
•	Auto racing: Franchitti earns $2.8 million for Indy 500 win
•	NBA: Capsule preview of the Lakers-Celtics NBA finals
•	NBA: Position-by-position matchups for the NBA finals
•	MLB: Rockies’ Jimenez is majors’ first 10-game winner
•	Arizona State top seed in NCAA baseball tourney
•	Auto racing: Mike Conway will miss 3 months after scary crash
•	NBA: Breaking down, and matching up, the Lakers and Celtics
•	NBA: Another Magic overhaul? GM says it’s unlikely
•	Lacrosse: Duke beats Notre Dame to win first title
•	Basketball: Dwight Howard wavering about playing for USA this summer
•	NBA: Barnes says he will opt out of contract with Magic
•	College baseball: Wittels and FIU heading to Miami for NCAA regional
•	Soccer: Adidas surprised at criticism of World Cup ball
•	Cycling: Spain's Valverde gets 2-year doping ban
•	Tennis: Tsonga out for at least 10 days with hip injury
•	Tennis: Henin upset by Stosur at French Open
•	NBA: Stoudemire’s status clouds sunny Phoenix season
•	NBA: Another chapter in storied rivalry between Lakers, Celtics
•	MLB: Torres delivers, survives celebrations for Giants
•	Underwater volcano near Saipan spews ash and vapor
•	Hawaiian Airlines' second A330 flies 6,600 miles to Honolulu

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Local News
•	Hōkū awardees shine
•	Isle ship deployed to Gulf oil spill
•	Candlelight vigil honors those still MIA
•	Case stuns with withdrawal from Hawaii congressional primary
•	'Amazing day' on the diamond for Hawaii college teams
•	Native Hawaiians served on both sides during Civil War
MY COMMUNITIES
•	11 Pāhoa students suspended for graffiti infractions
•	Man arrested in connection with stabbing death of wife
•	Man arrested for allegedly fighting, pulling knife on bus
•	Auction won't affect resort employees, attorney says
•	Teen dies after slipping on rocks near 'Depots' surf spot
•	Man killed in Friday crash at national park is identified
•	Community calendar
OTHER NEWS
•	Hawaii Remembers its fallen
•	Memorial Day
•	Furloughs over, but our black eye lives on
•	Memorial day events
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Baseball 'Bows win WAC
•	Wahine walk off with Series berth
•	Hawaii Pacific in national final
UH BASEBALL
•	Hawaii will offer Trapasso new deal
GOLF
•	Japan's Mori earns berth in U.S. Open
•	Johnson fires 64 to win Colonial
BASEBALL
•	Tigers' Scherzer fans 14 in return
TENNIS
•	Venus no match for solid Petrova
OTHER SPORTS
•	Franchitti wins another Indy
•	Hawaii decathlete Clay wins in Austria
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Sparkling day on diamonds for UH

Island Life
•	Mo' betta mopeds
•	Obsessive band goes where the lava's flowing
•	Condo-dwellers sought for Isle show
TELEVISION
•	DVR changing viewing habits
PEOPLE
•	First family spends holiday in Chicago
GREEN
•	For the environment

Business
•	Market's volatility eroding recovery
•	Procrastinators need to wise up to their own inefficiencies
•	Class project grows into successful surf venture
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	British Air cabin crews begin new strike
•	Coming events
•	Trade winds

Opinion
•	Cameras a solution in search of a problem
COMMENTARY
•	Bash government, until you need help
•	As always, poor do the dying in war
•	'Princess Ka'iulani'

Entertainment/TGIF
TELEVISION
•	DVR changing viewing habits