Posted: Jun 17, 2020 / 05:58 PM HSTUpdated: Jun 18, 2020 / 11:18 AM HSTIt will likely be some time next year when people can first ride the rail in Honolulu, but meanwhile you can play a video game you helped pay for.The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation tells Always Investigating that making a video game is well within their obligation for youth outreach. After playing the game, many are left scratching their heads about its purpose.Something unusual caught KHON2’s attention when browsing through recent uploads on the rail authority’s document filing website: a “running game” in...…Posted: Jun 17, 2020 / 05:58 PM HSTUpdated: Jun 18, 2020 / 11:18 AM HSTIt will likely be some time next year when people can first ride the rail in Honolulu, but meanwhile you can play a video game you helped pay for.The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation tells Always Investigating that making a video game is well within their obligation for youth outreach. After playing the game, many are left scratching their heads about its purpose.Something unusual caught KHON2’s attention when browsing through recent uploads on the rail authority’s document filing website: a “running game” in...WW…

Posted: Jun 16, 2020 / 06:29 PM HSTUpdated: Jun 16, 2020 / 06:51 PM HSTThere’s a growing concern on the Big Island about the number of missing children, and while most are runaways, that doesn’t mean they’re not in danger. Always Investigating explains the link to sex trafficking and drugs.The Hawaii County Council asked police and prosecutors to come before them today worried about what’s perceived to be an increasing trend in missing children. Law Enforcement officials say it’s been a problem for years, and the numbers are lower so far in 2020.It’s the talk of the island: What’s happening...…Posted: Jun 16, 2020 / 06:29 PM HSTUpdated: Jun 16, 2020 / 06:51 PM HSTThere’s a growing concern on the Big Island about the number of missing children, and while most are runaways, that doesn’t mean they’re not in danger. Always Investigating explains the link to sex trafficking and drugs.The Hawaii County Council asked police and prosecutors to come before them today worried about what’s perceived to be an increasing trend in missing children. Law Enforcement officials say it’s been a problem for years, and the numbers are lower so far in 2020.It’s the talk of the island: What’s happening...WW…