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The University of Guam is expanding its School of Engineering with a new Bachelor of Science in Construction Management, set to launch in Fall 2026 to help meet growing workforce demands in Guam’s construction industry.
The Business and Technology Academy Charter School received an unmodified opinion on its Fiscal Year 2025 financial statements from independent auditors Ernst & Young, with no material weaknesses found in internal controls or compliance.
The Office of Guam Homeland Security and Office of Civil Defense is urging residents to prepare for possible heavy rain and gusty winds as a tropical disturbance develops southwest of Guam.
Senators pressed leaders of the Guam Department of Education (GDOE) and members of the Guam Education Board (GEB) during an oversight hearing that examined procurement issues, federal funding deadlines, a controversial management audit…
Lawmakers raised serious concerns about staffing shortages, prison contraband, and deteriorating conditions at Guam’s correctional facilities during an oversight hearing Monday examining operations at the Department of Corrections.
Maga’låhen Hurao-CHamoru Academy Charter School, Guam’s first CHamoru language and culture immersion charter school, received an unmodified opinion on its Fiscal Year 2025 financial statements from independent auditors Ernst & Young.
The Guam Department of Education confirmed that a report of a possible weapon at Astumbo Middle School prompted a safety response on campus Monday morning.
Residents of Hågat may soon see the return of a local post office after more than three years without one, following confirmation that the United States Postal Service is moving forward with plans to construct a permanent facility in the southern village.
The Guam Visitors Bureau is inviting residents and visitors to participate in the 2026 Ko’ko’ Race Weekend, encouraging the community to stay active while supporting awareness for one of Guam’s most iconic native species.
The Guam Police Department, Guam Fire Department and the Guam Power Authority responded early Monday morning to Jose S.N. Santos St. on Rte.
Community members and fishers across the Mariana Islands will have an opportunity this month to weigh in on federal fishing regulations during a series of public meetings hosted by the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council.
A new cruise route between Guam and Kaohsiung, Taiwan is expected to bring hundreds of additional visitors to the island with each voyage, marking a significant step in expanding tourism and economic partnerships in the region.
Victim Advocates Reaching Out (VARO) has officially inducted its 2026 Board of Directors, ushering in a new leadership team focused on strengthening partnerships and expanding support services for victims across Guam.
Leaders from the Port Authority of Guam met with officials from the U.S. Maritime Administration in Washington, D.C., this week to discuss modernization efforts and the strategic role of Guam’s commercial port in the Indo-Pacific.
The Guam Department of Labor helped educate hundreds of students about workplace rights during the fourth annual career fair at Oceanview Middle School last week.
The Tumon Night Market scheduled for Sunday, March 8, has been canceled due to forecasts of severe weather expected to impact Guam throughout the weekend.
Emily Smith announced she has officially stepped down as Miss International Guam and will not compete in the upcoming pageant, saying she could not “in good faith” continue representing the island.
The Supreme Court of Guam has ruled that the Office of the Attorney General cannot represent Sen. Telo Taitague in an ongoing Sunshine Act case, finding the representation violated Guam law because it lacked approval from the governor.
The Guam Department of Labor is partnering with DFS Guam to host a job fair aimed at helping employees transition into new employment as the retailer prepares to shut down operations at the end of March.
The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation has released the first batch of individual tax refunds for the 2025 tax year, totaling more than $25.5 million for thousands of Guam taxpayers.
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services has confirmed one new laboratory-confirmed case of pertussis, bringing the island’s total to four cases so far in 2026.
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero on Wednesday filed a request with the Supreme Court of Guam seeking clarification on the scope of her authority under the Organic Act of Guam to establish and maintain public health services, including hospitals.
Senator Shawn Gumataotao on Wednesday emphasized the need for sustained resources and accountability for conservation officers following an oversight hearing on the Department of Agriculture’s Conservation Officers Division.
The Guam Department of Agriculture has reached a milestone in its efforts to address pet overpopulation, completing its 10,000th spay and neuter surgery through its partnership with the Spay and Neuter Island Pets Clinic.
