Paul Drewes is a Meteorologist and Reporter at WJRT, Inc. ABC12. He covers a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, climate change, and regional interests, with a particular focus on North America and the travel industry. Paul has been featured in KITV4 Island News and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon.
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A Big Island family mourns the loss of their 13 year old son, killed in a low speed crash of a rugged terrain vehicle.
By: Paul Drewes
Tuesday will start off with light showers and additional clouds, thanks to continued instability over the state.
Weekend anchor, weekday reporter, Aging Well host, and fill-in assignment editor Diane Ako leaves journalism after Tuesday.
By: Paul Drewes
NORTH SHORE, Hawaii (Island News) -- The State Department of Transportation began a major project today to realign Kamehameha Highway on Oahu's north shore.
HONOLULU (Island News) -- The crowd has filled in at this Democratic Party Election Night party where they are hoping to party tonight.
HONOLULU (Island News) -- Election workers were still busy at the State Capitol, the day AFTER the General Election, processing the last batch of ballots from around Oahu.
By: Paul Drewes
Hawaii is saying aloha to its problem ponds at the State Capitol.
Some are surprised by the sudden change at the top of University of Hawaii Athletics. The school dismisses Athletics Director Craig Angelos 18 months into his tenure.
A Waimanalo village for houseless residents will soon start the move to higher ground.
The combination of Avian flu outbreaks and high demand over the holidays has caused the price of mainland eggs to soar.
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