A major court ruling is shaping the path forward for the proposed Mangilao medical campus. The Superior Court of Guam ruled that the Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority overstepped it’s powers when it tried to take private properties for the pr

It's the end of an era for longtime American Red Cross Guam Chapter executive director Chita Blaise, who is preparing to retire from the role later this month. KUAM sat down with Blaise as she reflects on her years of service and shares a heartfelt messag

Bonita Baby, Guam's beloved CHamoru-inspired children’s brand, is celebrating its 10-year anniversary, marking a decade of cultural pride, family history, and community support. Founded in 2014 by the late Jessica Leon Guerrero Stout alongside her b

Pay-Less Markets is celebrating the grand re-opening of its renovated Sinajana store, the original Pay-Less location dating back to 1967. The refreshed store blends modern convenience with island warmth, featuring brighter spaces, natural textures, and de

What's in store for Guam's tourism industry after a mass exodus of longstanding luxury retailers and struggling businesses five years on the road to recovery post-pandemic? And how will the public and private sector work together to keep the industry aflo

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero is once again urging lawmakers to take action, calling a fifth special session to deliberate the fate of Bill 2 (1-S) – a measure that would let the Guam Power Authority and Guam Waterworks Authority move forward on utilit

It was a morning of memory, healing, and gratitude at the Guam Congress Building as families of Guam’s fallen heroes received medals that were meant to be in their hands years ago. The ceremony marks a renewed promise: that Guam never forgets those

Guam’s first responders just received a game-changing boost — more than $5 million dollars in federal funding, the largest award in Guam Fire Department history. From new fuel-efficient pumpers to modernized maintenance operations, these inves

A mandatory pause in the construction of the new Simon Sanchez High School campus is now in effect, following a procurement protest by General Pacific Services. The announcement came from the Office of the Governor on Wednesday evening, along with news th

"There is no island to me more important than Guam," stated Admiral Daryl Caudle. "So therefore, there's nothing more important than to have a great relationship with the local community here." The highest-ranking officer in the United States Navy, chief

The Department of Public Works confirms a procurement protest has been filed over the Simon Sanchez High School Replacement Project by General Pacific Services, triggering an automatic stay under Guam law and pausing all progress until a formal review is

There may be some changes to your monthly power bill and you have a say in a series of public hearings through Friday. The Guam Power Authority is proposing a base rate adjustment to cover the cost of the Ukudu Power Plant. GPA wants to increase the base

Guam’s minimum wage hasn’t kept up with the growing cost of basic living expenses. Now lawmakers are considering a system that would change that it’s also sparking debate over economic fairness, business viability, and how Guam defines a

The Guam Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division is asking for the community’s help in locating 54-year-old Leyton Ray Borja, also known as "Leyt" or "Dukduk". He is 5'8", weighs 220 lbs, and has tattoos on top of his head, around

After more than half a century as one of the island's most recognized retail destinations, DFS Guam has announced it will close along with T Galleria — a decision confirmed by corporate communications director Velda Steel. Steel says the company inf

A 40-year-old man is facing criminal charges after trespassing onto underutilized school property in Santa Rita. Jason Gogue Gamboa is being charged with possession of a schedule II controlled substance as a third-degree felony, and criminal trespass as a

Guam is taking a giant leap toward stronger, more affordable internet. Congressman James Moylan announced that Guam is one of just 18 states and territories approved to move forward under the federal BEAD program — a major milestone that sets the st

Guam’s first mobile health clinic is officially back on the road — and it’s rolling out its mission right where families need it most. In celebration of National Rural Health Day, the Todu Guam Foundation Health & Wellness Center, togeth

The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority held its inaugural DAISY Award Ceremony today, recognizing 33 outstanding nurses for their compassion, dedication, and impact on patient care. The event also marked a milestone as ICU nurse Danica Dianzon was honored a

The Judiciary of Guam is mourning the loss of Maria G. Fitzpatrick, a longtime public servant whose career spanned decades of dedicated work across the island’s justice system. Chief Justice Robert J. Torres reflected on her legacy, calling Maria a

What can help curb the Guam Department of Education’s staffing shortages—especially in its Division of Special Education? One senator is offering new legislation that could point to a path forward, after education officials laid out the challe

Guam’s only commercial airport is taking major steps toward a few long overdue improvements with the help of over $10 million in federal grant funding. Here's how airport leadership is putting those dollars to work to improve your travel experience.

A noticeable stench and poor water quality in the Piti Bomb Holes Marine Preserve led biologists to a discovery of a coral disease outbreak that killed hundreds of corals. To address it, the Guam Coral Reef Initiative led a multi-agency clean up of the ne

A man accused of violently attacking a woman and stealing her car is now behind bars on $5,000 cash bail. 55-year-old Yi Tuan Sun is facing multiple charges — including theft of a motor vehicle, interfering with the reporting of family violence, and

A man with a lengthy criminal history is back in custody — after police say he tried to break into a home, then asked officers to “just toss” a straw that tested positive for meth. 44-year-old Jayson Francisco Song was charged with posse