Nurturing an entrepreneurial mindset among today's youth. That's what a bunch of the island's youngsters got to do at one local school in the south. KUAM getting a glimpse into the future of the business scene as students from Mount Carmel Academy Charter

The Association of Mariana Islands mayors, vice mayors, and elected municipal council members convened on Saipan to discuss regional issues. Tinian Mayor Edwin Aldan, who is the president of the regional association, welcomed Marianas leaders. "We are gat

Former Guam resident Makiia Lucier is making waves in the literary scene, with her fifth book release, Dragonfruit. The young adult fantasy is inspired by Pacific Island mythology and fond memories of the island she misses so much. Meet Makiia Lucier. The

Discussions to enhance safety in our region was discussed during a U.S. House Rules Committee hearing held in the nation's capital today. Congressman James Moylan submitting several amendments to H.R. 8036, the Indo-Pacific Security Supplemental Appropria

The Freedom of Information Act allows anyone to review government documents. If you want to learn how to FOIA public documents from GovGuam and how this led to the discovery of a secret hidden from the people of Guam for 30 years, this upcoming book launc

35-year-old Eric Galvan was sentenced to two years in prison after he pleaded guilty to unauthorized access of a protected computer. The court recommended he be held in terminal island in San Pedro, California. As KUAM reported, Galvan went to the victim&

A drug dealer is senteced to three years in the U.S. Bureau of Prisons. Dominic Joshua Cruz learned his fate before Chief Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood in the District Court of Guam. The court recommended he serve his time at Sheridan Federal Correction

Drive-by shooting defendant Nicholas Moore is denied his request to have his case dismissed in the Superior Court of Guam. Defense called for the dismissal after the court granted a second mistrial. Judge Vernon Perez issued his decision stating Wednesday

A multi-million dollar road construction project in the southern part of Guam has officially been completed. The Route 5 reconstruction and widening project is a $12.9 million project funded by the Federal Highway Administration and completed by InfraTech

The Guam Department of Education congratulates the exceptional achievement of Luis P. Untalan Middle School, which secured first place in seven out of eight categories at the Guam History Day competition. The event, which took place in March, revolved aro

The University of Guam is pleased to announce a full-day “Dementia Care Conference” to be held at the Westin Resort Guam on Saturday, May 11 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The theme of the conference is titled, “The Journey of Caregiving.&r

Following a high-profile rescue of three mariners from Pikelot Atoll, the U.S. Coast Guard, operating through the USCGC Oliver Henry and coordinated by U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam with U.S. Embassy and USAID partners, continued their vi

It’s a chilling thought: Could homicides be slipping through the cracks on an island where there is no death investigator to probe suspicious deaths alongside Guam police? KUAM asked Chief of Police and Post-Mortem Commission member, Steve Ignacio,

As 22 Government of Guam agencies enter week 7 of no legal representation, lawmakers attempt to resolve the situation. Senator Tom Fisher remarked, “The territory has been suffering for some weeks now on the uncertainty of the Attorney General's pos

How many on their daily commute this afternoon saw the thick, black plume of smoke above? According to Guam Fire Department Spokesperson Lt. Nick Garrido, at 2:16 p.m., the 911 Call Center received multiple reports of a fire coming from the Harmon area. G

ASC Trust has acquired BG Investment Services in a deal that gives them full operational control of the group. BankGuam Holding Company announced the ownership change this morning, noting that the BG office, which provides full-stack individual and instit

If you were in Mangilao near the turn into University Drive this afternoon, chances are you may have been caught up in some traffic delays. At around 12:45 p.m., several units with the Guam fire and police department responded to a crash involving two veh

It’s official again, Former Republican candidate for NMI delegate, John Gonzales, is running once more. He said, “I am running as your Independent candidate for NMI Delegate to the U.S. Congress as your economy delegate.” Gonzales offici

This morning, a promotion ceremony was held for Guam Police Department officers who moved up to the rank of Sgt. II. It was during this time, the administration took the opportunity to stress that they're ‘aggressively’ investing in the agency

The Guam Police Department's Highway Patrol Division will be conducting DWI Sobriety Checkpoints Friday, April 19. You can expect delays in the following areas: Along Route 1 Yigo, Dededo, Tamuning, Asan, Route 14, Tumon Route 4 from Hagatna to Chalan Pag

For this group of Guam Power Authority linemen, their shift starts with a safety briefing before they head out to work at the Ukudu power plant, which is slated for completion in Sept. 2025. Jesse Cruz, Power System Superintendent has been with GPA for 29

The Bureau of Economic Analysis announced Guam's remarkable economic achievements in 2022, showcasing a robust growth in the Real Gross Domestic Product of 5.1%. The announcement follows a productive virtual meeting with representatives from the Bureau of

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Governor Josh Tenorio wrote to the Honorable Deanne Criswell, Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Administration, requesting that citizens from the Compact of Free Association states residing in Guam who we

The Port kicked off efforts to create the Port Sustainability Plan, ushering in a new era of excellence with a commitment to environmental sustainability and resilience. Governor Lou Leon Guerrero emphasized the urgency of action, stating, “To safeg

Outgoing Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jeffrey Nine may be leaving his post, but not before he advocated before lawmakers for the island’s critical need for a death investigator – who, he says, are typically contacted in other jurisdictions when