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Weekend RundownDeadly storms in Hawaii and Indiana and Blanche open to legal fight over voter rolls: Weekend RundownPlus, a major-league pitcher whose groundbreaking surgery extended the careers of MLB greats dies at 83. A shopper in Hawaiian Ocean View carries supplies through heavy rain on the island of Hawaii on Saturday. Stephen Lam / San Francisco Chronicle via Getty ImagesShareAdd to GoogleAug. 16, 2026, 5:58 PM EDTBy Mark Hodge and Kayla HayempourOne person was killed in a storm-related car crash as Hurricane Lala imposed fierce wind and pouring rain on Hawaii’s Big Island, Gov. Josh Green said.01:07Hurricane Lala hits Hawaii's Big Island with heavy rains00:0000:00Honolulu Fire Chief Sheldon Hao said first responders responded to reports Saturday of damaged roofs and downed trees. More than 130,000 utility customers in the state were without electricity Sunday morning.Lala just avoided making landfall on the Big Island, which hasn’t had a direct hit from a hurricane in 155 years. Parts of the Big Island and Maui reported about a foot of rain, the National Hurricane Center said.Extreme weather was also affecting Indiana, where at least six people died in a powerful storm system, officials said. Severe flooding inundated communities and strained emergency services across the state.‘Meet the Press’Add to GoogleAttorney General Todd Blanche says the DOJ may take states’ voter-roll fight to Supreme Court01:40Attorney 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.“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.“Election integrity is something that President Trump ran on, and the America...