Jury selection will begin Tuesday for the high-profile murder trial of defendant Nicholas Wayne Moore as parties continue to work through technical difficulties over forensic evidence. Moore is accused of killing 27-year-old Michael Castro, whose body was

Today the Governor's Office and the Guam Memorial Hospital Authority shared updates on their growing collaboration with Keck Medicine of the University of Southern California -- a partnership they say is already opening doors for local patients. The partn

S&P Global Ratings has reaffirmed its long-term ‘A’ rating and stable outlook for the Port Authority of Guam’s 2018 Port Revenue Bonds, a strong vote of confidence in the Port’s financial management and stability. Despite a dip in

The Guam Department of Agriculture’s Forestry and Soil Resources Division is celebrating Arbor Month this October under the theme “Green Spaces, Shared Places: Enhancing our Forest Together.” Throughout the month, the Division will host

This past weekend over at the LeoPalace, the annual Zombie Run was held, awakening the spirit of Halloween in a fun carnival atmosphere and fitness race – all to help underprivileged kids. Now in its fourth year, the Zombie Run is an interactive com

As October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Department of Public Health hosted a hearty collection of healthcare providers, educators, caring organizations, and fitness experts at the Micronesia Mall's center court in Dededo. A health fair saw the co

Invasive species found aboard military vehicles arriving at the Port of Guam have captured the attention of officials. The discovery of pests—some potentially harmful to the environment—has raised concerns over biosecurity measures for militar

A new initiative to tackle Guam’s stray animal overpopulation is officially launched. The SNIP Tag/Tip Program provides free spay and neuter services for community dogs and cats. Across Guam, free roaming dogs and cats are a growing concern. While s

The Department of Public Health and Social Services is bringing care straight to the community, starting with the Village of Yona. This Saturday, Oct. 11, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Yona Community Center, residents can access free health and social ser

The John F. Kennedy High School Class of 1976 is stepping up to help the community of Yigo, donating 100 cases of bottled water to residents in need. Coordinated with Mayor Frances Lizama, the JFK ’76 alumni will travel in a motorcade to deliver the

In response to growing public concern, the commander of Joint Region Marianas, Rear Admiral Brett Mietus, says all military water sources on Guam are safe to drink. JRM's page on Facebook states recent lab results show that all active military wells and s

From Guam to the world stage, Julian Aguon's voice for justice is transforming the global conversation on climate and human rights. And this week, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero honored him with the Maga’håga Award for his unwavering advocacy for

A community of care came together Friday morning—assembling kits filled with essentials to help the community weather natural disasters. It’s all part of the Micronesia Climate Change Alliance’s latest initiative. From typhoons to floods

After six months of intense training, 14 men and one woman who make up the 24th Fire Cycle will graduate this Saturday — ready to serve and protect as the island’s newest firefighters. 15 recruits. Six months of grueling training. One shared g

The Guam Police Department confirms several employees of the Guam Regional Transit Authority are under investigation in connection with a terrorizing complaint. The incident reportedly happened on October 4 at the Department of Public Works compound, wher

An all-female lineup is set to take the stage this weekend as Jam Sessions present Roots & Soul, a night celebrating music, empowerment, and island talent. The concert headlined by Eli-Mac features local artists ladysoul, brandi jae, and tini. It all happ

Guam’s only public hospital is in the spotlight once again, this time, over a bill that could bring additional dollars in long-awaited upgrades as senators propose using government savings to modernize GMH and make it safer for patients and staff. I

GPA was feeling the surge, as hybrid bucket trucks joined its fleet. KUAM got a tour of the new trucks, getting a first-hand look at what’s sparking the excitement and fueling the future of energy on island.

The Society for Human Resources Management has recognized the University of Guam SHRM Student Chapter with the Superior Merit Award for the 2024-2025 academic year. This recognition is the highest honor granted to student chapters by the national SHRM org

The University of Guam Press is taking island storytelling into a new era, with help from a $200,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation. The grant will fund a pilot digital publishing project centered on Micronesian seafaring and navigation, turning traditi

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero is calling on lawmakers to convene an emergency session to take up Bill 2 (1-s). But one senator argues the matter isn’t for the legislature to decide—it’s for the court. During her remarks at a Guam Power Auth

The 2nd Annual Agriculture Symposium at the Guam Museum is now in its second day, and at the heart of this year’s theme, "Rooted In Resilience," are the stories of farmers who’ve weathered the many challenges of agriculture on island. This yea

It’s official — Vice-Speaker Tony Ada and businessman EJ Calvo are joining forces to run for Guam’s top two offices. The Ada–Calvo team formally announced their candidacy for governor and lieutenant governor Wednesday evening at th

It’s cheers all around for one of Guam’s success stories. Senator Chris Barnett on Wednesday night honored Carabao Brewing with a legislative certificate — recognizing six years of serving the island community through craft beer, good fo

As part of the Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services' observance of National Primary Care Week,the Guahan Doula Project is hosting outreach sessions - helping mothers find comfort, confidence, and community before welcoming new life into th