Allyson Blair is a journalist for Hawaii News Now, with a focus on local news in Honolulu, Hawaii. Her articles cover a range of topics including crime, public safety, emergency response, and investigations into police misconduct. Allyson's work has also been featured in WEAU 13 News and KVLY-TV.
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Maui Police Chief John Pelletier (Hawaii News Now) By Allyson Blair Published: Oct. 25, 2024 at 6:12 AM CEST
By: Allyson Blair
HPD offers information on how to deter criminals
By: Allyson Blair
After weeks of HNN Investigates asking questions, the Maui Police Department recently provided information that shows the department didn’t always follow county protocols while recovering remains of people who died in the Lahaina fire.
By: Allyson Blair
According to AdImpact, nearly $1 billion has been spent on political ads in just the last week alone.
By: Allyson Blair
According to AdImpact, nearly $1 billion has been spent on political ads in just the last week alone.
By: Allyson Blair
Attorney accuses department of trying to put Grey Tech LLC out of business as part of ‘cover-up’
Watchdog group launches social media campaign publicizing details on Maui police commission meeting
By: Allyson Blair
While the Maui Police Department is adamant victims “were treated with the utmost respect, dignity and professionalism,” HNN Investigates obtained emails documenting an apparent mix-up.
National watchdog calls for federal probe into Maui police’s handling of remains following Lahaina fire
By: Allyson Blair
The Maui Police Commission heard passionate testimony Wednesday about the handling of human remains after the Lahaina wildfire.
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