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Miss Guam beauties explain why they're running	Meet and get to know the contestants for this year's Miss Guam Universe Pageant.   (Read more...)	27.3 MB
Dollars and nonsense: supposed $25M surplus is actually shortfall for GPSS	A few weeks ago the Guam Public School System told lawmakers they would have a surplus of $25 million. Today officials were singing a completely different tune, saying that surplus is actually a shortfall.   (Read more...)	18.1 MB
Rhino Beetle population spreading	Clynt Ridgel tracks the migration and battle against the pecky pest.   (Read more...)	21.6 MB
Governor Camacho: "The delta is widening"	KUAM's Clynt Ridgell interviews Governor Felix Camacho on the expansion of troops in the territory.   (Read more...)	34 MB
8,000 discarded tires stall development of Dededo baseball fields	Construction on four new baseball fields could begin soon at the Dededo Sports Complex. That's once the Guam Environmental Protection Agency's Brownsfields Program removes tires left there since 1992. Around 8,000 tires have been left adjacent to the northern athletic facility for the past six years. They were brought there after 2002's Supertyphoon Pongsona, when the area was used as a transition site for debris and waste.   (Read more...)	16 MB
SSHS improves to 11-4 after skying over JFK	Get the day's volleyball action from Double D!   (Read more...)	6.5 MB
Blame game begins over streetlight disconnections	The recent decision from the Consolidated Commission on Utilities to disconnect streetlights around the island beginning next Monday has residents and mayors concerned about public safety. Mangilao resident Alan Ungacta says his biggest concern is kids waiting for school buses in the morning. "It's going to be dangerous, it might hamper the kids' safety and stuff because of the fact that there is some isolated areas in the back road and certain areas where the streetlight is required for the morning commute," he told KUAM News   (Read more...)	17.7 MB
Superdelegate candidate calls for recount	While the Democratic Party of Guam completed tallying the votes for its presidential primary caucus on Sunday, it appears that the debate over the results wages on. Democratic superdelegate candidate Joseph Cameron has officially requested a recount of the ballots for the presidential and delegate races, citing various reasons including things like spoiled ballots. "There may be some spoiled ballots that made it through to the good ballot side and vice-versa," Cameron pointed out to KUAM News, "And there may be some good ballots were considered spoiled.   (Read more...)	13.3 MB
Call a little too close to patients relying on Guam Medical Referral Office	It was a close call for two patients from Guam receiving medical care in Los Angeles today as ground transportation to get them to the airport coordinated through the Guam Medical Referral Office almost was a no show. Imagine, if you can, that you're ill, maybe with cancer and in the huge city of L.A. to receive treatment. You're awaiting transportation to or from the airport, or maybe you need to get to a medical appointment, but your ride never shows up.   (Read more...)	19.8 MB
Meet the Miss Guam '08 contestants!	Get to know the lovely local ladies vying for the title of this year's Miss Guam Universe.   (Read more...)	17.6 MB
Knights hold it down against scrappy Islanders	Get the day's volleyball action from Double D!   (Read more...)	7.8 MB
Spine alignment critical at all ages	It's said that everyone should have their spine aligned in order for their body to function properly. As some of you may have learned in grade school, your brain controls your body and occasionally, your bones move out of place. Local chiropractor Dr. Dennis Borja from Paradise Chiropractor recommends everyone see a chiropractor to keep his or her brain, body and bones functioning properly.   (Read more...)	16.8 MB
Weekend sports wrap!	Get the lowdown on a big weekend in island sports with Double D.   (Read more...)	18 MB
Family grieves young fisherman's death	21-year-old John Peter Jesus loved spending his free time in the ocean spearfishing. Sunday was no different as he and two friends headed out to his favorite fishing spot in Asan. His sister Jeanette says her brother, who she called "Johnnie", was especially thrilled about the outing. She recalled, "He was so excited yesterday to come diving 'cause he missed two Fridays and Sundays, so he was excited and he wanted to catch one of the big parrot fish and stuff. So I guess he overdid it."   (Read more...)	18.3 MB
Regional leaders discuss military buildup issues, ideas	Members of the Association of Pacific Island Legislatures are on Guam, meeting with local leaders as well as military officials in order to gain a better understanding of the Guam military buildup and how their member nations can fit in. American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Chuuk State, Kosrae, Pohnpei, Yap, Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, Nauru, the Republic of Palau, the state of Hawaii and Guam make up the APIL's membership.   (Read more...)	25.2 MB
Think Green: insulating concrete forms save money, better for environment	With the motto "We're Building A Better World", Pacific PolySteel is featuring new construction technology that's both energy efficient and environmentally responsible. In the hopes of bringing more energy efficient housing to Guam, general manager Donna Dwiggins says by building a home using PolySteel insulating concrete forms, you'll be able to see a reduction of anywhere from 50-75% on your power bill every month.   (Read more...)	11.5 MB
McNinch discusses close caucus race	In the end, it all came down to Dededo. The unofficial results from Saturday's Democratic Caucus saw presidential candidate hopeful Barack Obama earn 2,264 votes, which is 50.1% of the preferential vote, with Hillary Clinton garnering 2,257 votes, giving her 49.9% of the votes cast. This extremely close finish it would give two delegates a piece to each candidate.   (Read more...)	40.8 MB
Margarita's fuses local flavor with authentic Mexican cuisine	This Monday is Cinco De Mayo, and if you're looking for a place to grab some tasty Mexican food, the recently opened Margarita's Burrito's and Barbecue is looking to please your palate. Since last November, Margarita's has been serving up a fusion of local favorites intertwined with traditional Latino-inspired cuisine.   (Read more...)	15 MB
Obama, Clinton supporters confident in strength of local Democrats	And now that the results for the Guam Democratic Caucus are in, it's naturally time for feedback from both the Obama and Clinton camps about how the island's historic caucus played out. Despite the loss, for the Hillary Clinton camp locally all is not lost. Clinton campaign director Rena Borja told KUAM News that after pounding the pavement and making calls to get new people registered as Democrats, she says this experience has only improved the entire Democratic Party on island.   (Read more...)	12.2 MB
Obama wins Guam Democratic Caucus by the slimmest of margins	Even the Kentucky Derby wasn't this close. In the strangest of circumstances that could only bring about the closest of races, Hillary Rodham Clinton finished with 49.9% of the vote of the Guam Democratic Caucus, just 7 votes shy of Barack Obama's total of 50.1%. While Obama led for the vast majority of the night's tallying, Clinton needed a strong finish in the municipality of Dededo, Guam's most populous village. And she did - gaining 61% of the 822 votes counted by the Democratic Party of Guam.   (Read more...)	14.9 MB
Tony Charfauros on the importance of the race	How have the campaign ads and interviews with local media for presidential candidate hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton paid off with the Democratic voters of Guam? A steady stream of such supporters made their way to the polls today. In Mangilao, retired sailor Manuel Leon Guerrero Sablan and his wife Aurora agreed it's an exciting time to be on island, with the former saying, "This is a very history for us to try and come out like this and try and vote for the president of the United States." Aurora added, "I vote for the people that will benefit the island of Guam, and this time I am going to vote for Hillary Clinton because she's going to be the first woman president."   (Read more...)	40.3 MB
How does Guam elect its delegates?	How have the campaign ads and interviews with local media for presidential candidate hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton paid off with the Democratic voters of Guam? A steady stream of such supporters made their way to the polls today. In Mangilao, retired sailor Manuel Leon Guerrero Sablan and his wife Aurora agreed it's an exciting time to be on island, with the former saying, "This is a very history for us to try and come out like this and try and vote for the president of the United States." Aurora added, "I vote for the people that will benefit the island of Guam, and this time I am going to vote for Hillary Clinton because she's going to be the first woman president."   (Read more...)	30.8 MB
Sonya goes skydiving!	Take to the skies with the host of KUAM News Extra as Sonya completes a lifelong dream.   (Read more...)	11.6 MB
Torres promises open access to judicial resources	"Access to Justice" was the theme of this morning's State of the Judiciary Address. Guam Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Torres revealed his vision for the third branch of government, with the emphasis to make it easier for residents to obtain the justice they need and deserve. "I envision Guam as a place where everyone has equal access to justice - rich and poor, men and women, children and the elderly, military and civilian, immigrant and long-time residents," he announced.   (Read more...)	14.7 MB
ND contiunes to steamroll through soccer league	In girls high school soccer, the Notre Dame Royals continued to steamroll through the league after defeating the Southern High Dolphins 2-0 at the Richard Naputi Multipurpose field in Talofofo.   (Read more...)	8.4 MB
Skunk caught by Agriculture officials	The folks at the Department of Agriculture made a most curious discovery in one of their traps this morning: a skunk. With the animals not being indigenous to Guam, just how the little stinker got here in the first place is puzzling to authorities. Still, they've got some theories.   (Read more...)	19.2 MB
We'll Play Anything: Best Of Episode	See the best (and worst) of Brant, Dave and Jerome over this season of your sports challenges.   (Read more...)	22 MB
Family tired of waiting for word about brother's shooting	Family tired of waiting for word about brother's shooting to death, one family member says they're sick and tired of waiting.   (Read more...)	19.6 MB