HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii’s insurance commissioner has approved a smaller rate increase than what was requested by the state’s largest health insurer.

Commissioner Gordon Ito announced Friday that his office approved an 8.9 percent increase in premiums for Hawaii Medical Service Association.

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