Correction

>> The U.S. women’s gymnastics team dubbed themselves the “Final Five” after winning the gold medal at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics Tuesday. A Sports headline Wednesday referred to the team as the “Fab Five.”

Clarifications

>> A Colliers International conceptual plan to redevelop a commercial complex at 2200 Kamehameha Highway in Kalihi is not being considered by the landowner, according to Kevin Lam, an executive with the property owner’s firm. Lam said the owner, Jingbo Chang, rejected Colliers’ plan. Lam disputed a Colliers representative’s statement that Chang bought the site for its transit-oriented development potential. A news story Monday said Chang was pursuing TOD and supported the plan. Lam also said Chang never indicated that he intends to develop the property twice, as was reported. “Our only intention now is to lease out the remainder of the property,” Lam said.

>> The LGBT caucus of Hawaii’s Democratic Party issued a “statement of strong support” for Shay Chan Hodges, who is running against U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, but did not endorse her, according to caucus chairman Michael Golojuch. A news story Tuesday said the caucus endorsed Hodges.