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Team Guam delivered an impressive performance at the 2026 World Freshwater Spearfishing Championships held in Lake Taupō, New Zealand, competing against some of the world’s top divers in a two-day international event.
Sen. Chris Barnett is calling on legislative leadership to convene an emergency session to advance Bill 284-38 (COR), aimed at giving the Guam Department of Education greater flexibility to use lapsed funds for urgent school needs.
A legal battle is unfolding in Guam’s courts after attorney Thomas Fisher filed suit against Attorney General Douglas Moylan, alleging taxpayer funds were improperly used for a billboard campaign featuring religious-style imagery.
An off-duty police officer accused in a fatal hit-and-run case is no longer employed with the Guam Police Department, officials confirmed.
Lieutenant Governor Josh Tenorio and running mate Tina Muña-Barnes unveiled plans for a southern vocational high school during a campaign meet-and-greet attended by about 275 supporters and undecided voters.
Guam Delegate James Moylan has joined a bipartisan effort to reform the military discharge review process, introducing legislation aimed at reducing delays and improving access to benefits for veterans.
An investigative audit by the Guam Office of Public Accountability (OPA), conducted with the Guam Department of Education’s Internal Audit Office, identified significant deficiencies in the department’s management of textbooks, resulting in approximately $29 million in questioned costs.
Millions in federal American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds for the Guam Department of Education (GDOE) remain tied up in administrative delays, raising concerns they could go unspent before looming deadlines.
The Supreme Court of Guam has affirmed a lower court ruling in favor of the Port Authority of Guam in a legal dispute with Guam Industrial Services, Inc., also known as Guam Shipyard, over possession of port properties.
The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) announced that the Half Marathon division of the 2026 Guam Ko’ko’ Road Race Weekend has officially sold out more than three weeks ahead of race day.
The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation has confirmed the indefinite suspension of its online tax portals as of March 21.
A new destination for students, service members, and families is now open on Ukudu Road in Dededo.
The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) has launched a new Family and Community Engagement Playbook aimed at strengthening CHamoru language learning and revitalization efforts.
BREAKING: Guam’s Online Tax Portals Suspended Indefinitely Guam’s primary online tax filing platforms — GuamTax.com and MyGuamTax.com — are currently offline, and there is no set date for their return.
Humanities Guåhan (HG) is celebrating its 35th anniversary, reaffirming its mission to foster dialogue, inspire critical thinking, and enrich island life through the humanities.
Lawmakers reviewed two key appointments Thursday aimed at strengthening women’s advocacy and cultural preservation across the island.
Guam Governor Lou Leon Guerrero, Lieutenant Governor Joshua Tenorio, and Senator Will Parkinson strongly opposed federal plans to expand deep-sea mining near Guam following the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s (BOEM) release of a new Area Identification memorandum.
Senators Chris Barnett and Sabina Flores Perez are urging a complete redraft of the Draft 2025 Programmatic Agreement (PA), citing concerns about transparency, community involvement, and protections for Guåhan’s cultural and historic resources.
A jury found Efren Tamio Bataclan guilty on all charges in a felony drug case following about two hours of deliberation, according to a March 18 release from the Office of the Attorney General.
United Airlines unveiled its new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft in Guam on Thursday, marking a major investment in modernization and regional air service.
Sen. Shelly V. Calvo convened an oversight hearing Wednesday to examine a draft agreement governing historic preservation reviews tied to U.S. military activities, calling for greater clarity, transparency and cooperation.
Firefighters are responding to two separate grass fires Thursday, with one still burning in an area crews cannot access, according to authorities.
Property owners will begin receiving delayed 2025 real property tax statements as early as next week following certification of the tax roll, the Department of Revenue and Taxation announced Wednesday.
Guam Regional Medical City says it remains fully operational despite a temporary medical oxygen shortage affecting the island, hospital officials announced Wednesday.
