Hōlei Sea Arch Collapse: Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park says the 90-foot, 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapsed into the Pacific in late September, likely during storm conditions, and warns visitors to stay away from unstable, closed cliff areas. Local Infrastructure & Accountability: A Honolulu pothole reader says a huge crater near Adventist Health Castle Medical Center damaged their windshield; the guidance: report highway issues to the state DOT and pursue damage claims through the state’s accounting office, not the city. Airport Frustration: Honolulu International Airport ranked next-to-last in JD Power’s large-airport satisfaction survey, with officials pointing to comparison changes and major storms affecting results. Tourism & Housing: Hilo’s Wild Ginger Hotel owners plan to rebuild after a 2025 fire, but the project faces resistance as the county reviews a special permit. Public Records: The Honolulu Liquor Commission is seeking approval for updated records-retention rules amid renewed federal litigation from a Chinatown nightclub. Sports—Hawaii & Beyond: UH launched a single undergraduate application for all 10 campuses; meanwhile, Kapalua will host the LPGA’s Lotte Championship in 2027, and UH softball released its fall schedule. National Legal Watch: The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments that could shape Hawaii’s climate-change lawsuits against fossil fuel companies.