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HIDOE works to improve school bus service ahead of new year

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By Jai Cunningham Verified
| KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
With the new school year approaching, the Hawaii Department of Education is working to improve bus service statewide. Officials said progress has been made, but challenges remain in some areas. Student behavior and driver shortages continue to impact operations. HONOLULU (Island News) -- With the new school year approaching, the Hawaii Department of Education (HIDOE) is working to improve bus service statewide.
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Sen. Schatz addresses veterans' services in Hawaii during town hall

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By Jai Cunningham Verified
| KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
HONOLULU (Island News) -- During a town hall on Thursday, Senator Brian Schatz spoke about improving access to care for Hawaii’s veterans. The ongoing war with Iran was one of the many topics Schatz was asked about when he held his phone town hall meeting. One caller who served in the military wanted to know more about the services being offered or expanded for veterans who have served our country. Schatz spoke about the state's largest veterans medical center at Tripler.
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Speed and no seat belts: 10 dead on Hawaii roads this May

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By Jai Cunningham Verified
| KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
Ten people have died in traffic crashes statewide this month, matching the deadliest month of the year and exceeding last May's total. State transportation officials say five of those deaths could have been prevented with seat belts and reduced speeds. HONOLULU (Island News) – Ten statewide traffic fatalities have been reported halfway through the month of May; that total is higher compared to the same time last year.
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