Bryce Moore is the Director of Marketing for KHON2 News, based in Honolulu, Hawaii. With a focus on local news and events, Bryce's articles cover a wide range of topics, including safety concerns, tourism, environmental issues, and community updates. Bryce's work has also been featured in WGHP-TV 8 and Varian Medical Systems.
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By: Bryce Moore
Police have not said how the K9 was injured and would not schedule an interview despite repeated requests from KHON2 on Friday.
By: Bryce Moore
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Legalizing Marijuana is no longer an option at the State Legislature in 2024, but Honolulu's prosecutor said another measure to decriminalize weed would be de facto legalization.
Teaching local students how to save lives is the goal of a new pilot program in Hawaii public schools by instructing keiki how to perform CPR and properly use AED machines.
Kupuna told KHON2 that losing communication is top of mind — especially since more than two-thirds of those who were killed in Lahaina were over 60 years old.
By: Bryce Moore
HONOLULU (KHON2) — There have been at least seven red placards issued to local restaurants since 2024 began but there is no easy way to access the inspection reports that prompted them.
Residents hope the City steps up to protect pedestrians after collisions have already left three people in serious condition at one particular intersection in 2024.
“The problem with this database is nobody knows about it, so it’s not being used and if it doesn’t get used, it won’t work,” Rep. Lisa Marten said.
“HPD has educated its officers in the new law, we haven’t had any enforcement activity with that particular law yet,” said HPD Traffic Division Sgt. Thomas Billins.
WAIPIO, Hawaii (KHON2) — City officials announced that the Waipio Peninsula Soccer Complex will be fully closed for the next eight weeks on Wednesday, May 1. Officials discovered the grass qu…
“We cannot go and dump the rubbish over there. We have to walk all the way around because I guess the smell and the flies are coming out of that door,” said Michelle, a caretaker at Pun…
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