Tori DeJournett
Digital News ProducerTori DeJournett is a digital news producer for Hawaiʻi Public Radio.
She is a recent graduate from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Tori majored in journalism and minored in political science. During her time at UH Mānoa, she worked on the student newspaper, Ka Leo O Hawaiʻi, where she served as the digital editor.
She has interned or been published at nearly every major media outlet in Hawaiʻi including Hawaiʻi News Now, Honolulu Civil Beat, Honolulu Star-Advertiser and Hawaiʻi Business Magazine.
Tori grew up in Kailua on Oʻahu and likes to spend her free time at the beach blasting Taylor Swift.
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Hurricane Lowell is currently impacting the island chain, causing flooding, fallen trees and closures. Storm surge, strong winds and heavy rainfall will impact the state over the next several days, particularly in Kauaʻi County. -
On the eve of the 2026 primary election, The Conversation highlights past stories about engaging in the democratic process. -
It's been three years since the 2023 Maui wildfires brought loss to the island; these photos show well-known sites and views captured before or right after the fires, and again recently, three years later. -
Three years after the Maui wildfires devastated Lahaina on Aug. 8, 2023, the rebuilding continues for the West Maui community. -
Forty-three days, 17 hours and 55 minutes: Thatʻs how long it took Kelsey Pfendler to row approximately 2,400 miles across the Pacific Ocean. She finished her journey on July 3, breaking both the women's and men's records. -
Hawaiʻi Chief Election Officer Scott Nago discusses preparations for the primary elections; rower and social media sensation Kelsey Pfendler celebrates her record-breaking solo rowing voyage from California. -
With Lei Day festivities taking place across Hawaiʻi, HPR shares a look at different Lei Day celebrations both past and present. -
Did you know that Hawaiʻi is only one of two states in the country with a public access room? HPR went down to the Hawaiʻi State Capitol and spoke with Andy Langhurst, the head of the office. -
Halekulani Art Gallery has been home to “Nanea i ka Hulu” for the past month. Enoka Phillips, 24, is the hand behind all the artistry. -
Mark Dombroski began lifeguarding on Oʻahu's North Shore in 1975 and retired in 2016. The Aikau brothers recruited Dombroski and mentored him for the first few years of his career, as they and others developed a rescue system using jet skis.
