Pope wants to officialize immorality of nuke arms possession

ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE — Pope Francis is planning to change official Catholic Church teaching to declare the use and possession of atomic weapons as “immoral,” a move that makes clear that his rejection of the Cold War-era doctrine of deterrence is to be official church policy.

‘How can I live?’ Quake survivor mourns relatives’ deaths

DURRES, Albania — Stopping at intervals to listen for sounds of survivors, local and international rescue crews searched through the rubble of collapsed buildings Wednesday, as hopes of finding people alive waned a day after a deadly earthquake in Albania killed at least 30 and injured more than 650.

Hawaii suspect faces hearing in cyberstalking of Utah family

HONOLULU — A Hawaii man tormented a Utah family for over a year by sending more than 500 people to their house for unwanted services including food deliveries, repairs, tow trucks, locksmiths, plumbers and prostitutes, according to a U.S. prosecutor who called it “extreme cyberstalking.”

Officer fires shots at suspect in Hilo

HILO — Police fired shots at a truck police think was driven by a suspect wanted on warrants at about noon today in the parking lot of the Puainako KTA store near the Jack in the Box restaurant.

Steve Kerr praises healthy Warriors, calls them the ‘Elite Eight’

SAN FRANCISCO — Warriors coach Steve Kerr hasn’t experienced anything quite like this season before. Not only because the team is off to its worst start since he took over five years ago but also, as injuries deplete a championship core, the Warriors have played the last three games with just eight players. Kerr has deemed them the “Elite Eight.”

Hurricane season tamer than expected

HILO — Saturday marks the official end of the 2019 hurricane season, which saw five tropical cyclones — but only one attaining hurricane strength — in the Central Pacific basin.