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Honolulu Fire Chief Sheldon Hao confirmed first responders responded to logs Saturday of damaged roofs and downed trees
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Lala avoided making landfall on the Big Island, which hasn’t had a direct hit from a hurricane in 155 years.
Key facts
- Absolutely it’s a possibility,” Blanche told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” when he was asked whether he would appeal the 22 cases the Justice Department has lost so far to the Supreme Court
- Lala avoided making landfall on the Big Island, which hasn’t had a direct hit from a hurricane in 155 years
- After discussions Saturday in Texas, the Democratic National Committee formally selected South Carolina, with its large African American primary electorate, as the first-in-the-nation state
- An influencer whose 3-year-old son drowned more than a year ago has apologized for letting her 16-month-old sit on a boat without a life jacket, telling followers it was a lapse in judgment she
Summary
One person was killed in a storm-related car crash as Hurricane Lala imposed fierce wind and pouring rain on Hawaii’s Big Island, Gov. Honolulu Fire Chief Sheldon Hao said first responders responded to reports Saturday of damaged roofs and downed trees. Extreme weather was also affecting Indiana, where at least six people died in a powerful storm system, officials said. Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday there’s a “possibility” the Justice Department will ask the Supreme Court to intervene in dozens of cases in which judges have ruled against the federal government’s efforts to gain broad access to state voter rolls ahead of November’s midterm elections.