Paul Drewes is a reporter and anchor for KITV4 Island News, focusing on local news in Hawaii, particularly in the Honolulu area. With a passion for community journalism, Paul covers a wide range of topics including senior issues, health, economics, and local government.
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Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (Local)
Paul's coverage primarily centers around local news in Hawaii, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expertise related to local government initiatives, policies, and announcements relevant to Hawaii. Additionally, topics such as personal finance and family & relationships are also prominent in his coverage.
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HONOLULU (Island News) -- Two men have died after suffering a suspected drug overdose at Thomas Square this weekend.
By: Paul Drewes
Maui takes a major step forward in housing residents displaced from the Lahaina fires.
By: Paul Drewes
KAUAI, Hawaii (Island News) -- A proposed cell phone tower could cover part of Kauai with cellular service where it is currently lacking.
By: Paul Drewes
HONOLULU (Island News) -- Winds will remain breezy as the work week begins. Expect easterly winds of 15-25 mph in the morning, gradually dropping to 10-25 mph. There will also be stronger gusts over 30 mph for a number of spots.
By: Paul Drewes
A Michigan family filed a lawsuit against the Hawaii's Tourism Authority, and other visitor groups, because they don't warn tourists about potential dangers of snorkeling soon after flying.
By: Paul Drewes
HONOLULU (Island News) -- A Michigan family filed a lawsuit against the Hawaii's Tourism Authority, and other visitor groups, because they don't warn tourists about potential dangers of snorkeling soon after flying.
A staffing shortage at Honolulu's 9-1-1 call center means getting help is sometimes getting put on hold.
A staffing shortage at Honolulu's 911 call center means getting help is sometimes getting put on hold.
By: Paul Drewes
A Michigan family filed a lawsuit against the Hawaii's Tourism Authority, and other visitor groups, because they don't warn tourists about potential dangers of snorkeling soon after flying.
Thousands of people attended St. Francis school for the nearly 100 years it was open.
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