Many of you may have heard an increase of fighter jets zooming through our skies. It's part of an annual multinational military training exercise taking place in Guam and the CNMI. Anzen, sécurité, security - no matter how it’s said, t
Alleged drunk driver who crashed and kept going had a BAC of more than 3 times the legal limit
An alleged drunk driver's blood alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit when he crashed into a guard rail and kept going. A magistrate's complaint states on Feb. 5, Robert Atinimwar, 26, had run off the roadway colliding with a guardrail
Woman allegedly used hammer to defend children from Ben Crisostomo, 29
A man is facing assault, abuse and family violence charges after allegedly threatening and harming a mother and her children, according to a magistrate complaint filed in the Superior Court of Guam. On Jan. 29, Guam Police Department officers were called
Biden touts progress coming out of pandemic at State of the Union Address
President Biden delivered his second state of the union address in front of a joint session of Congress. Biden laid out his agenda for the coming year and discussed his administration's successes while attempting to seek common ground with Republicans on
Traffic delays and closures Saturday for transport of new power plant components
Expect traffic delays through Guam's main artery on Saturday Feb. 4 for the first transport of large components for the upcoming Ukudu power plant. The transport convoy will travel to the oncoming lanes at the following intersections along Rt.1: 1) Route
