Kristen Consillio
Reporter at KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI)
#Hawaii reporter with a passion for meaningful journalism at @kitv4, supported by @econhardship. Former wordsmith @staradvertiser, @pacificbiznews.
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5 days ago |
krdo.com | Kristen Consillio
By Kristen ConsillioClick here for updates on this story HONOLULU (KITV) — In a disturbing video, a woman repeatedly slams her dog named Zuko before shoving him into the trunk of a car. “First slammed it to the ground, and then the dog’s trying to get away so she picked it up again and slams it on the ground a second time,” said Sgt. Vernon Ling, lead investigator at the Hawaiian Humane Society.
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5 days ago |
kitv.com | Kristen Consillio
HONOLULU (Island News) -- In a disturbing video we've chosen to freeze, a woman repeatedly slams her dog named Zuko before shoving him into the trunk of a car. "First slammed it to the ground, and then the dog's trying to get away so she picked it up again and slams it on the ground a second time," said Sgt. Vernon Ling, lead investigator at the Hawaiian Humane Society. "As the dog still tries to get away, then a third time and then a fourth time.""That video is pretty horrific," he said.
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6 days ago |
kitv.com | Kristen Consillio
HONOLULU (Island News) -- A group of U.S. Army veterans are advocating for gun safety urging lawmakers to ban assault weapons this legislative session. They say the weapons don’t belong in the hands of civilians. While assault pistols are banned in the islands, assault weapons such as rifles and shotguns are still legal.
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1 week ago |
kitv.com | Kristen Consillio
SOUTH POINT, Hawai'i (Island News) -- The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its efforts following a massive six-day search to find a missing Big Island fisherman, but his family isn't giving up hope on bringing him home. "I just want to bring him home. Nobody should have to go through this," said his daughter Makalapua Hind. "And just please help. If you guys know anybody or just anything, just please let us know or the Coast Guard. We really need help.
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1 week ago |
kitv.com | Kristen Consillio
HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) -- It's a last-ditch effort to urge lawmakers to pass an environmental stewardship fee, charging visitors to help protect Hawaii's natural resources -- something that's been debated for years. With the federal government cutting tens of millions of dollars to protect Hawaii's natural resources, the work of dozens of environmental groups is in jeopardy. "We have to keep our people safe from fires and floods and pollution," said Carissa Cabrera, a community organizer.
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