Guam - The jury in the Chad DeSoto case returned a guilty verdict. He was found guilty on all charges of killing three people and injuring several others when he drove his car down a crowded street in Tumon plowing through tourists. He then crashed his car into the ABC Store underneath the Outrigger Resort and began stabbing people. The tragedy in Tumon occurred in February last year. He had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. The jury deliberated on the verdict for over one week.
For Immediate ReleaseAugust 19, 2018No Tsunami Threat from Fiji EarthquakeThe U.S. Geological Survey recorded an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 8.2, at 10:19 AM (ChST). The earthquake was reported at Latitude 18.17S and Longitude 178.111W withMore >>
For Immediate ReleaseAugust 19, 2018No Tsunami Threat from Fiji EarthquakeThe U.S. Geological Survey recorded an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 8.2, at 10:19 AM (ChST). The earthquake was reported at Latitude 18.17S and Longitude 178.111W withMore >>
Legislation has been introduced that would allow individuals who identify as transgender to change their birth certificates without having to undergo a sex change operation. Supporters say similar laws have now been passed in 19 states and 200 cities acroMore >>
Legislation has been introduced that would allow individuals who identify as transgender to change their birth certificates without having to undergo a sex change operation. Supporters say similar laws have now been passed in 19 states and 200 cities acroMore >>
We are in the final home stretch...less than one week away from the primary election. Do you know who you are voting for? This week on D18 Tonight, KUAM will give you one last look at each of the gubernatorial teams on our exclusive digital show - the AftMore >>
We are in the final home stretch...less than one week away from the primary election. Do you know who you are voting for? This week on D18 Tonight, KUAM will give you one last look at each of the gubernatorial teams on our exclusive digital show - the AftMore >>
It's one financial crisis averted…for now. The Department of Corrections will be getting nearly all of the money the agency needs to keep its clinical services for inmates and detainees going. DepCor director Tony Lamorena says the budget for the uMore >>
It's one financial crisis averted…for now. The Department of Corrections will be getting nearly all of the money the agency needs to keep its clinical services for inmates and detainees going. DepCor director Tony Lamorena says the budget for the uMore >>
Guam police received a tip about illegal drug activity at a home in Harmon before they placed two people under arrest. Fernando Cruz Flores, 59, and Sandy Marie Duran, 33, are charged with illegal possession of a schedule II controlled substance, drug posMore >>
Guam police received a tip about illegal drug activity at a home in Harmon before they placed two people under arrest. Fernando Cruz Flores, 59, and Sandy Marie Duran, 33, are charged with illegal possession of a schedule II controlled substance, drug posMore >>
Unsealed in the District Court of Guam this week. Vincent Q. Lujan will face a federal jury later this year on drug charges. According to court documents, from July 2017 to the time of the indictment, Lujan allegedly conspired with others to distribute 50More >>
Unsealed in the District Court of Guam this week. Vincent Q. Lujan will face a federal jury later this year on drug charges. According to court documents, from July 2017 to the time of the indictment, Lujan allegedly conspired with others to distribute 50More >>
Senators held an oversight hearing with the Department of Revenue & Taxation to talk about a variety of issues from collection to compliance. Director John Camacho was also asked about Section 30 funds. These are the taxes paid by federal civilian and milMore >>
Senators held an oversight hearing with the Department of Revenue & Taxation to talk about a variety of issues from collection to compliance. Director John Camacho was also asked about Section 30 funds. These are the taxes paid by federal civilian and milMore >>
The latest tourism numbers have been reported. More than 131,000 people visited Guam's shores last month - ranking it second in July arrivals for our island. The highest visitor arrivals for the month were recorded just last year at about a thousand more More >>
The latest tourism numbers have been reported. More than 131,000 people visited Guam's shores last month - ranking it second in July arrivals for our island. The highest visitor arrivals for the month were recorded just last year at about a thousand more More >>
Six people have been placed under arrest in connection to an apparent attack and robbery in Tamuning. Kiffy Kreo, Rodman Machuo, Ronat Chutaro and KR Kiosy each face multiple charges of burglary, robbery, theft, and aggravated assault. Ternes Sandy NowellMore >>
Six people have been placed under arrest in connection to an apparent attack and robbery in Tamuning. Kiffy Kreo, Rodman Machuo, Ronat Chutaro and KR Kiosy each face multiple charges of burglary, robbery, theft, and aggravated assault. Ternes Sandy NowellMore >>
The Adult Day Care Center is now up and running. Mayors Council of Guam Executive Director Angel Sablan says senior care will continue on Monday August 20th. As reported, seniors were forced to move to Agana Heights or the Dementia Center due to a malfuncMore >>
The Adult Day Care Center is now up and running. Mayors Council of Guam Executive Director Angel Sablan says senior care will continue on Monday August 20th. As reported, seniors were forced to move to Agana Heights or the Dementia Center due to a malfuncMore >>
