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It's a major hotel in Tumon that has a history of labor violations and now a lawsuit has been filed in District Court against the Verona Resort & Spa by the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Settlement is back on the table - at least for a majority of the sex abuse cases lodged against the Archdiocese of Agana and possibly the Boy Scouts of America Aloha Council.

The Delegate's office says she denies any wrongdoing and will cooperate fully with the investigation. They add that  the charge against her is politically motivated.

A water leak is almost never a good thing to come across. It can cause little to no water pressure for homes and businesses nearby. And it seems one man has reached his boiling point over a water leak near his Mangilao home. The issue now has him questioning GWA's response.

It's a work in progress, but legislation for the use of drones on the island could be landing very soon. Today, local law enforcement and federal officials met in the first working session for drone legislation.

Defense rests its case in the trial against University of Guam's Dr. Michael Ehlert. With deliberations expected to start Friday afternoon, defense is asking the court to sequester jurors - that means keep them over the weekend or as long as it takes to come up with a verdict.

It's a tragedy the court wants to serve as a lesson for all motorists. In court this afternoon, a young father is sentenced for killing cyclist Eric Bell.

Now that the government has rested their case, it's defense's turn to present evidence to prove Dr. Michael Ehlert's innocence. The psychology professor stands accused of digitally penetrating three women at a party held at his house.

Island leaders are mourning the loss of a friend and colleague who passed away just yesterday, remembering Sonny Lujan Orsini.

She's firing back. The Attorney General of Guam saying she disagrees with the accusations the speaker made against her this week, claiming that she was breaking the law when one of her employee's was getting double incentive or bonus pay.

The Guam Power Authority continues to roll out their Guam Energy Sense Program - in every sense of the word! You may have caught a glimpse of their sleek new electric vehicles at the Liberation Day Parade. 

While the legislative speaker dukes it out with the attorney general, his colleague, Senator Michael San Nicolas is having his own verbal sparring match-but with Governor Eddie Calvo.

She was one of the most familiar faces in Guam for much of the mid-1980's through the 90's.  Former KUAM news director and anchor Ginger Cruz is back on Guam for a short trip after almost two decades away.  She paid a visit to us here at the station, and she caught up with me, her former longtime colleague and on-air partner.

It's the end goal of a high school education - college and career readiness. But, what exactly are Guam Department of Education students really doing after they graduate? Here's insight gained from a DOE exit survey conducted in June.

Exploiting the law and flat out failing to enforce it, Speaker BJ Cruz is blasting Attorney General of Guam Elizabeth Barrett-Anderson.

Today marked Day 7 of trial against UOG's Dr. Michael Ehlert. Now that all three of his accusers have testified, the government rested its case. But was there enough evidence presented to convict him of criminal sexual conduct? 

While Senator Mike San Nicolas wants to break up payments for Section 30 funds into quarterly installments - he received pushback from fellow lawmakers on session floor this afternoon.

Doing what they have to do for treatment. Medicinal marijuana still off the books on-island...forcing some cancer patients to go to the black market to get what they need in order to have a better quality of life. One of these patients spoke to KUAM to find out what's the hold up.

There's sad news to report as cancer warrior princess Arisa San Nicolas passed away over the weekend. The little girl fought a big fight and went on her terms.

It's an effort to address the lingering appeals related to the Competitive Wage Act before a new wage study could be done. Bill 38 was the first measure discussed during Day 1 of session.

Life behind bars with the possibility of parole after 45 years. That was the sentence handed down against convicted rapist and kidnapper Marko Omwere on Monday morning.