Kaneohe

The Hawaii Wildlife Center treated the Hawaiian short-eared owl for pneumonia.

The native owl was found in July in a water reclamation facility pond on the Marine Corps base in Kaneohe.

A transmitter and bands were found on the endangered bird, confirming that it was part of a UH study until the transmitter stopped working in 2021.

The Pueo was released into the wild on the Marine base last Friday.

Here's also a look at the windward side.

That is moving along smoothly and efficiently, whether you're heading out of Kaneohe or Kailua.

No major delays as you're heading townbound on the main highways like Likelike and Pali Highway.

That's your first alert traffic on Sunrise.

No problems out of Kailua along Kailua Road and then hopping onto Pali Highway.

Conditions very similar out of Kaneohe, whether you're driving along Kahikili or along Kamehameha Highway and then getting on to Likelike or the H3.

That's your first alert traffic on Sunrise.

Grace, back to you.

There's a lot of football and a lot of you wanting to get in, um, on football, so we'll do that coming up.

I do wanna c- congratulate real quick, uh, part of Pigskin Picks over at espnhonolulu.com, our winner this week, uh, Filiberto Navarro from Kaneohe, who scored a $100 Kuhio Avenue Food Hall gift card.

Uh, more chances to win here in week five with, uh, more cool prizes.

Pigskin picks at espnhonolulu.com. We've got traffic coming up.

Indeed.

Uh, uh, Pigskin Picks at ESPNHonolulu.com continues.

Uh, Filiberto Navarro was our winner last week from Kaneohe.

Got 13 out of 16 games correct.

Right now, some drive times for you.

If you're trying to get to Kailua, 27 minutes, to Wahiawa, 39, and downtown to Kaneohe will be about 27.

If you're trying to get to Mililani today, about 40 minutes.

From downtown to Kapolei, 42, and a little bit more than an hour if you keep trying to get from downtown to the Waianae area.

Guy?

Grace, pretty damp in Kaneohe right now with scattered showers moving through.

Most of the showers of the light variety, flooding not an issue.

But again, we're giving you a first alert.

Guy, right now if you are heading out of East Oahu, no troubles along Kalanianaole Highway making your way through Aina Haina, Waialae Iki, past Kalani High School, and then onto the H-1 Freeway, where we're not yet seeing our typical bumper-to-bumper traffic.

So smooth sailing as you approach the University Avenue exit and make your way towards the Punahou Street overpass.

Now, no problems out of Kailua or Kaneohe as you're making your way into town, whether you're driving along Pali Highway or Like Like.

It is about a 20-minute drive from Hawaii Kai to town, 17 minutes out of Kailua, and a nice 16-minute drive out of Kaneohe.

Uh, and then he got out and, and he met my mom, and for some reason never left paradise.

Uh, yeah, so I was born and raised in Kailua, which is a little beach town, uh, right next to Kaneohe, uh, for the Marines.

And, uh, you know, I just ran around barefoot [laughs] enjoying, uh, all there is, you know, with perfect weather and sunshine all, all year round.

Uh, but, uh, you know, those planes came over the horizon and I always wondered where they came from.

Ground ball hits foul, going down toward Joe Schultz, the first base coach.

Did you play any service ball there during the war, Ralph? No, I was stationed there at Kaneohe, but I never did play ball over there.

I was in there at the wrong time of the year.

I was in on the negotiations that the Coast League had with Honolulu about putting that Pacific Coast League franchise in Hawaii, and that was the last time that I was there.