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  • GovGuam officials implicated by Troy Torres say he's lying

    By Nick Delgado
    Arrested for possession of drugs and now the former Adelup communications director is naming others he claims were using and abusing during his time with the administration. The allegations come after our interview this week where Troy Torres admitted he

  • Governor details staffer to CLTC

    By Chris Barnett
    As the Attorney General’s office continues its investigation into the controversial awarding of leases at the Chamorro Land Trust’s Barrigada Heights property, Adelup has responded by sending “assistance” as senior staffer Vincent

  • Legislation seeks to cut down on plastic bags

    By Carmen Terlaje
    Reduce the overuse of plastic bags - a pair of measures recently up for discussion that hopes to do just that. "This costume is made out of 500 plastic bags, which is the average amount of bags used by one family on Guam," explained Gabriella Palowski. Sh

  • How legit is a social media post about Asan water leak?

    By Kehani Mendiola
    A social media post has been going around depicting what appears to be a water leak on the hillside of Asan's Santa Ana Street. It's an issue that has the public wondering...what's the source? It sounds like money going down the drain. Water continuously

  • How can officials get quality healthcare to island vets faster?

    By Carmen Terlaje
    After the Government Accountability Office publishes a report, finding Guam veterans are waiting too long for healthcare, KUAM News talked to Guam's congressional representative and the director of VA Healthcare in Hawaii to learn how they're tackling the

  • Inmate accused in contraband case could strike deal with government

    By Nick Delgado
    One of the inmates accused in a major prison contraband bust could strike a deal with the government. Bruno Simmons appeared in court. He along with others including corrections officers stand accused of smuggling drugs and other items into the prison. Si

  • 50 years for GPA as autonomous agency

    By Nestor Licanto
    The Guam Power Authority celebrates its 50th anniversary as an autonomous agency. It began as part of the Public Utilities Agency of Guam. Eventually GPA assumed full control of the islandwide power system when the power pool agreement with the Navy was e

  • Torres comes clean about cover-up, drug abuse

    By Chris Barnett
    And the hits keep coming. Former Adelup Communications Director Troy Torres firing off letters to the Legislature alleging he helped cover up the sexual harassment of a former Adelup staffer – allegedly committed by newly-appointed Customs and Quara

  • GPD investigating latest deadly crash

    By Kehani Mendiola
    It's the seventh traffic fatality of the year, and the sixth incident involving a pedestrian. Police say a man was crossing this stretch of road in Harmon Saturday night starting from the north sidewalk by Iglesia Ni Cristro Church. That's when he was hit

  • Talofofo mayor expresses safety concern after rape/robbery incident

    By Krystal Paco
    Down south in God's Country, a recent rape and robbery at the public beach puts residents on high alert. A 30-year-old Talofofo man was also recently arrested and charged in connection to the case, thanks to the community's help. "This area is safe," prom

  • GPA reaches insurance settlement for 2015 plant explosion

    By Nestor Licanto
    The Guam Power Authority has reached a $125 million insurance settlement in the August 2015 explosion and fire that destroyed the Cabras 3 and 4 generators. But absent from the 11-page agreement finalized in March, is any mention of the cause of the blast

  • First-aid available to help youngest islanders in need

    By Carmen Terlaje
    The month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month. And just like physical health, dealing with these issue can be painful, and there's first-aid training you can take to help our youngest in the community. If you feel the weight of the world holding you d

  • Students display investment savvy in Stock Market Games

    By Nestor Licanto
    You're never too young to learn about money. At least that's the idea behind The Stock Market Games, an annual event sponsored by Asia Pacific Financial Management Group. Students compete to see who can make the most money. Event host Jon Ulloa says the s

  • GEC nets over $500K in funding from Uncle Sam

    By Nick Delgado
    Some new things will be coming soon for the Guam Election Commission, after the agency received more than half-million dollars in federal funding. The money is in - funding that will help improve the election process on Guam. "We are very thrilled to get

  • Firefighters train on maritime emergency response

    By Kehani Mendiola
    Once again, the Offices of Guam Homeland Security and Civil Defense are keeping with their mission in staying prepared. The agency will be offering trainings to local firefighters on responding to maritime emergencies. It was in 2002 that Guam was hit by

  • New sailors will serve four-year terms on Guam

    By Kehani Mendiola
    First-time enlisted sailors assigned to Guam can expect to see longer tour lengths. Sailors receiving orders on or after May 1 will now have to serve in those duty stations for four years. Improving readiness and reducing turnover is the goal of the U.S.

  • Land Management staff grows

    By Chris Barnett

    The Department of Land Management hired three people - two of them hired at the onset of the so-called “budget crisis”. DLM hired Alexis Haggard into a “private secretary” position paying $33K a year. Arleen Evangelista was hired a

  • Military owners not pleased with United policy on animals

    By Nestor Licanto
    A group of pet owners here is still not happy with United's pet policy. While the airline has extended an exception deadline for military families, they believe a more viable solution is needed. United announced its new policies after a pair of pets died

  • Police chief on Troy Torres case: "allegations of corruption...not tolerated"

    By Jason Salas
    Who is telling the truth? Serious allegations of corruption unfolding this week from former Adelup communications director, Troy Torres. The lieutenant governor since denying it, and now the top brass of the police department is responding, as well. Alleg

  • One man accused in DOC murder case wants deal with the government

    By Nick Delgado
    A second defendant in the prison murder case now wants to strike a deal with the government. Jeremiah Isezaki told that to the judge in court today. It was an emotional moment for him, as he spoke to Judge Anita Sukola in the courtroom. Emotional indeed.

  • CLTC controversy deepens

    By Chris Barnett
    Controversy continuing to circle the Chamoru Land Trust as word comes down that the Attorney general will conduct a review of leases awarded at the CLTC’s prime Barrigada Heights property. Even Governor Eddie Calvo getting in on the action, calling

  • Guam Museum debuts permanent exhibit

    By Sabrina Salas Matanane
    To coincide with the 30th annual Guam Micronesia Island Fair, the ribbon was cut this morning for the permanent exhibit at the Antonio Palomo Guam Museum and Chamorro Educational Facility. For Department of Chamorro Affairs President Johnny Sablan, Thursd

  • GCC students organize superhero-themed Zero-K Carnival

    By Kehani Mendiola
    Superheroes unite! But not for another Marvel film - students of the Guam Community College is putting on a fun, superhero-themed Zero-K Carnival this Friday to kick off Foster Care Month. Saving babies, raising children, and uniting families - that's the

  • Coldstone Creamery Birthday Club

    Watch KUAM News or listen to I94FM or Isla 63 AM where we'll announce the special celebrants of the day every weekday. And Every Friday, one lucky person will win a birthday cake compliments of Coldstone Creamery! 

  • DOE HQ left in the dark due to unpaid power bill

    The hum of a generator could be heard outside DOE's headquarters - the consequence of a delinquent bill that left employees in the dark.

  • Community outraged at savage beating of dogs

    By Krystal Paco
    Broken legs, a fractured skull, and damaged kidneys - just some of the injuries dogs Rex and Lucky sustained as a result of a brutal beating.

  • Short-term pain, long-term gain for CNMI consumers & businesses?

    By Nestor Licanto
    DOCOMO Pacific announced plans for a new fiber optic cable between Guam and Saipan, citing increased connectivity and lower cost bandwidth.

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    Watch "Healthy Living with Dr. Jitka Lom" every Tuesday on KUAM News Extra and signup for the ExpressCare weekly newsletter on Facebook for extended tips about living a healthy island lifestyle!
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  • Coldstone Creamery Birthday Club

    Coldstone Creamery Birthday Club

    Thursday, May 7 2015 7:33 PM EDT2015-05-07 23:33:30 GMT

    Your loved ones' birthday is cause for celebration and the stations of KUAM and Coldstone Creamery want to make it extra special for them! Beginning April 1, KUAM News and Radio are launching the Birthday

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    Watch KUAM News or listen to I94FM or Isla 63 AM where we'll announce the special celebrants of the day every weekday. And Every Friday, one lucky person will win a birthday cake compliments of Coldstone Creamery! 

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  • Nominate someone for the Good Neighbor Award

    Nominate someone for the Good Neighbor Award

    Tuesday, June 21 2016 2:19 AM EDT2016-06-21 06:19:37 GMT

    The acts of good neighbors in our community often go unnoticed. The Good Neighbor Award is a monthly feature highlighting the everyday acts of selflessness among everyday people!  

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    The acts of good neighbors in our community often go unnoticed. The Good Neighbor Award is a monthly feature highlighting the everyday acts of selflessness among everyday people!  

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  • DOE internet, phone lines down

    DOE internet, phone lines down

    Several offices at the Guam Department of Education (GDOE) headquarters Building C in Tiyan are expected to be without working phone lines and internet service on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. The GDOE headquarters Building C is without phone or internet service More >>
    Several offices at the Guam Department of Education (GDOE) headquarters Building C in Tiyan are expected to be without working phone lines and internet service on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. The GDOE headquarters Building C is without phone or internet service More >>

  • Water outage in Dededo on Tuesday

    Water outage in Dededo on Tuesday

    GWA announces a scheduled water outage for Tuesday, May 8, 2018 starting from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Crews assisting contractor on main line. Village: Dededo Areas affected: Chalan Palau’an. For more information on the outage contact GWA’s 24More >>
    GWA announces a scheduled water outage for Tuesday, May 8, 2018 starting from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Crews assisting contractor on main line. Village: Dededo Areas affected: Chalan Palau’an. For more information on the outage contact GWA’s 24More >>

  • Huge amount of roadwork planned this week around the island

    Huge amount of roadwork planned this week around the island

    Route 3 Widening Motorists are advised that construction activities are ongoing at along Route 3 from just south of Route 28 to just south of Potts Junction. On Monday, May 7, 2018 through Wednesday, May 9, 2018, there will be intermittent lane closures oMore >>
    Route 3 Widening Motorists are advised that construction activities are ongoing at along Route 3 from just south of Route 28 to just south of Potts Junction. On Monday, May 7, 2018 through Wednesday, May 9, 2018, there will be intermittent lane closures oMore >>
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  • Jason C. Farnum

    Jason C. Farnum

    Name: Jason C. Farnum Male / Pacific Islander / Age: 41 HT: 5’10” WT: 195lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Last known village: Agana Heights Scars/Marks/Tattoos: Left Arm: a full sleeve, Right Arm: full sleeve Wanted for: Violating the Conditions ofMore >>
    Name: Jason C. Farnum Male / Pacific Islander / Age: 41 HT: 5’10” WT: 195lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Last known village: Agana Heights Scars/Marks/Tattoos: Left Arm: a full sleeve, Right Arm: full sleeve Wanted for: Violating the Conditions ofMore >>

  • Anthony M. Gadia

    Anthony M. Gadia

    Name: Anthony M. Gadia Male / Asian / Age: 26 HT: 5’8” WT: 220lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Last known village: Anigua Scars/Marks: N/A Wanted for: Violating the Conditions of Probation Initial Charges: Forgery Criminal Warrants: CF0665-10 IssueMore >>
    Name: Anthony M. Gadia Male / Asian / Age: 26 HT: 5’8” WT: 220lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Last known village: Anigua Scars/Marks: N/A Wanted for: Violating the Conditions of Probation Initial Charges: Forgery Criminal Warrants: CF0665-10 IssueMore >>

  • Brandon C.M. Cruz

    Brandon C.M. Cruz

    Name: Brandon C.M. Cruz Male / Pacific Islander / Age: 28 HT: 5’6” WT: 160lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Last known village: Yona Scars/Marks/Tattoos: Wanted for: Violating the Conditions of Probation Initial Charges: Family Violence Criminal WarMore >>
    Name: Brandon C.M. Cruz Male / Pacific Islander / Age: 28 HT: 5’6” WT: 160lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Last known village: Yona Scars/Marks/Tattoos: Wanted for: Violating the Conditions of Probation Initial Charges: Family Violence Criminal WarMore >>
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  • JungleWatch blogger accused by wife

    JungleWatch blogger accused by wife

    Millions from around the world have watched Guam's clergy sexual abuse cases and other church controversies unravel through the blog, JungleWatch. Now, founder and writer, Tim Rohr, is under fire for allegations of sexual abuse himself. The accusations caMore >>
    Millions from around the world have watched Guam's clergy sexual abuse cases and other church controversies unravel through the blog, JungleWatch. Now, founder and writer, Tim Rohr, is under fire for allegations of sexual abuse himself. The accusations caMore >>

  • Lawyers respond to opposition in drug case

    Lawyers respond to opposition in drug case

    Just days before a major drug trial is set to resume, defense counsels for Raymond Martinez and Juanita Moser have filed a response to the government's opposition for acquittal and a motion to seal the judge's decision on acquittal. In their response, AttMore >>
    Just days before a major drug trial is set to resume, defense counsels for Raymond Martinez and Juanita Moser have filed a response to the government's opposition for acquittal and a motion to seal the judge's decision on acquittal. In their response, AttMore >>

  • "An Evening with Fernando and Friends" is finale gala

    "An Evening with Fernando and Friends" is finale gala

    It’s a night you won’t want to miss. The Guam Symphony Society will be holding a special presentation of "An Evening with Fernando and Friends" for their 51st season finale gala. The musical program will feature award-winning international vocMore >>
    It’s a night you won’t want to miss. The Guam Symphony Society will be holding a special presentation of "An Evening with Fernando and Friends" for their 51st season finale gala. The musical program will feature award-winning international vocMore >>
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