Mahealani Richardson is an anchor and reporter for KGMB-TV in Honolulu, Hawaii. She has been recognized as a Women Who Mean Business honoree by Pacific Business News and has also been a part of the Pacific Century Fellows program. Mahealani covers a range of local news stories, including environmental issues, legal cases, and community events.
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Mahealani Richardson predominantly covers local news in Hawaii, with a focus on government announcements and their impact on the community. Given her coverage of environmental concerns, legal disputes, and community events, she may be interested in pitches related to local initiatives addressing these issues.
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If you have expertise or insights into local Hawaiian affairs such as environmental policies, legal matters affecting the community or unique cultural events, your pitch is more likely to grab Mahealani's attention.
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Government officials visit site of Kauai burials. (Megan Wong) By Mahealani Richardson Published: Nov. 8, 2024 at 4:23 AM CET
Rescued goat, Bala "Buddy" with 15-year-old Lawai Diaz. (Hawaii News Now) By Mahealani Richardson Published: Nov. 9, 2024 at 4:31 AM CET
By: Mahealani Richardson
The discovery of Iwi on Kaua’i’s North Shore during construction of a septic system is highlighting the stubborn problem of converting cesspools statewide
By: Mahealani Richardson
Domestic violence experts are warning that homicide is the leading cause of death for pregnant women. They’re sounding the alarm after a Schofield soldier was charged for the murder of his pregnant wife.
By: Mahealani Richardson
Backyard chicken farmers, pet owners and other groups are taking extra precautions to keep their birds safe after the state confirmed the first detection of avian flu in Hawaii. The disease was found in a backyard flock of birds in Central Oahu.
By: Mahealani Richardson
The owner of a Wahiawa duck rescue tells us it was first discovered at her nonprofit, and she initially thought her animals had been poisoned.
Nate Kamahele distributes netting at the Wahiawa Feed Store to help bird owners protect against avian flu. (Hawaii News Now) By Mahealani Richardson Published: Nov. 20, 2024 at 4:01 AM CET
By: Mahealani Richardson
The Hawaii State Department of Health has confirmed it has worked with Department of Defense to identify individuals with potential exposure to avian flu.
By: Mahealani Richardson
The U.S. Transportation Department has new automatic refund rules if your flight is canceled or changes significantly.
Connie, a Kaimuki resident, shows a dead zebra dove. (Hawaii News Now) By Mahealani Richardson Published: Nov. 23, 2024 at 2:28 AM CET
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