75 years ago, emerging from the rubble of a war torn island, the people of Guam stood tall, now as U.S. citizens Today, we reflect on the history, made of tangled strings of struggle, denial, and the indomitable CHamoru spirit, that led us to this reality

With one chapter closing and another beginning, Lyndon B. Johnson and Tamuning elementary, long connected as one family in two separate homes, will officially become one campus next week, as the first day of school brings a full house to the home of the w

From waterblasting, repainting to landscaping, senators want to pass a bill that would allow the Department of Public Works and the Guam Visitors Bureau to adopt internationally recognized maintenance standards for hotel zoned properties and fine hotel ow

The Northern Marianas are preparing to say farewell to their elected leader this weekend. The late Gov. Arnold Palacios' sudden passing has left many heartbroken. Leaders from throughout the region are in Saipan to attend the state funeral and pay their f

Defendant Frankie Rosalin asked for more time and the court agreed. On Monday, a federal judge granted his motion to delay trial by 90 days, moving it from Sept. 3 to Dec. 1, 2025. The ruling cites “good cause,” pointing to nearly 100,000 page

Despite the Governor’s opposition, Sen. Will Parkinson's bill to legalize suppressors, or “silencers,” cleared in a 10–5 override vote. He says they're about hearing protection. Critics say they pose a safety risk. Mandatory trash

The event, called Art Meets Impact, unveiled a limited-edition clothing line designed by former Make-A-Wish kids and emerging artists. Every hoodie and tee tells a story, stitched with strength, splashed with purpose, and rooted in island pride. Isabella

A former U.S. marine accused of gunning down a man outside Guam Premier Outlets is pleading not guilty, by reason of insanity. Gregory Arthur Romero faces a first-degree aggravated murder charge in the death of Keo Resse Cruz Taianao, shot multiple times

While the island was spared from a tsunami triggered by an 8.8 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Russia, yesterday’s events begs the question ‘How tsunami ready is Guam?’ If Wednesday’s advisory had escalated to a warning, woul

As the first day of school inches closer, we visit Juan M. Guerrero Elementary - one of the campuses preparing to welcome students from the now-closed Chief Brodie Elementary. We also take a closer look at the upgrades in place ahead of the new year. As t

A former correctional officer learned his fate in the District Court of Guam today. Defendant Raymond Tammed admitted to allegations that he attempted to meet up with a teenage girl he met online. The child predator was stopped in his tracks later learnin

The island’s tsunami preparations and response were put to the test on Wednesday. Guam and the CNMI were on standby for hours under a tsunami advisory, triggered by an intense earthquake with a magnitude of 8.7 off of Russia. Officials warned of haz

From the shoreline to the storefronts, Guam residents are reacting to the tsunami advisory in effect for the island, triggered by a massive 8.7 magnitude earthquake southeast of Russia on Wednesday. At Matapang Beach Park in Tumon, the message was clear:

“We had to terminate the negotiation of the $16 million for what the bidders were asking for the A&E design. The governor told me to look over it again...changes,” said DEPCOR Director Fred Bordallo Jr. The Department of Corrections is drawing

As part of Guam's effort to brace for the increased wave conditions brought on by the tsunami advisory following the 8.7 earthquake in southeast Russia, we found one of the best vantage points to see the ocean's rising activity, and ran into an old friend

An 8.7 magnitude earthquake struck southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia. Based on current data, hazardous sea level fluctuations and strong ocean currents may impact Guam, Rota, Tinian, and Saipan. Estimated impact time: 2:37 p.m. (ChST) These oc

The U.S. Geological Survey recorded an 8.0 magnitude earthquake southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia. A tsunami watch is in effect for Guam, Rota, Tinian, and Saipan. The threat is still being evaluated. If a tsunami is generated, the earliest po

From the fanihi to the fadang, plans to construct a 360 degree missile defense system on Guam threatens already endangered species native to Guam. We’re basically saying adios to the fanihi. They’ve admitted that– that they’re goin

In session Monday, lawmakers advanced Bill 30, a sweeping measure by Senator Sabina Perez that would require islandwide garbage collection and disposal for all residential properties. Perez says there are two goals to be achieved: Stabilize Guam Solid Was

The possible temporary relocation of Science is Fun and Awesome Learning Academy to the now-decommissioned Chief Brodie campus in Tamuning is drawing mixed reactions, sparking hope for some and concern in others. The Guam Education Board requested attorne

Guam Memorial Hospital is experiencing issues with its phone and electronic health records systems, causing delays in calls, billing, and patient data access. If you're unable to reach a department, call the GMHA Communications Center at (671) 647-2552 /

More than 4,000 pages have been released by the U.S. Missile Defense Agency on its final Environmental Impact Statement for the 360 degree missile defense system on Guam. Island leadership are reviewing the document, which was made available Saturday. &ld

On the floor, senators tackled three bills vetoed by Governor Lou Leon Guerrero during their last session. First, Bill 27 by Senator William Parkinson would legalize the ownership and use of firearm suppressors. He argued the devices are misunderstood by

As we conclude our Fanohge series commemorating Guam’s liberation, we meet a survivor whose silence has long shielded her from the past—until now. 88-year-old Maria Concepcion Gayle has rarely spoken of what she endured as a child during the J

It was an opportunity for people to learn more about the complex issues that lead to homelessness on Guam and what is available to help those in need. The 3rd Annual Housing and Homelessness Summit was recently held at the University of Guam Lecture Hall.