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Guam’s top four high school mock trial teams are gearing up for the final rounds of the 2025 Guam High School Mock Trial Competition, with semifinals beginning tonight at the District Court of Guam.
A woman was arrested Monday after corrections officers discovered a syringe containing suspected methamphetamine hidden inside a pair of shoes she attempted to deliver to an inmate, according to an affidavit filed by the Office of the Attorney General.
The Port Authority of Guam has officially launched a major restoration project for F1 Pier, the island’s only operational fuel offloading terminal, marking a critical investment in Guam’s energy security and defense readiness.
Guam Delegate James Moylan is urging the U.S. Treasury Department to guarantee that Guam and all U.S. territories are fully included in a proposed federal tariff rebate that could provide up to $2,000 per household.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services has confirmed two new cases of pertussis, or whooping cough, bringing Guam’s total for 2025 to seven.
The first-ever Guam International Dance Festival is set to bring global talent and cultural pride to the island from Dec. 5–7, featuring world-class judges, free workshops, and two days of competition.
Guam Fire Department units responded late Tuesday morning to a two-car crash on Route 1 near Fisheye Marine Park that left one man dead and injured five others, according to GFD officials.
Guam Police Department detectives are investigating the discovery of a decomposed body found behind the Yona gym on Dec. 1 while officers were following up on a missing person case, according to GPD’s Criminal Investigation Section.
The Guam Police Department has identified the bicyclist killed in a Nov. 30 hit-and-run crash on Route 14 near Hornet Sports as John Carlos Daniel Yangco Haas.
Agana Shopping Center and Breaking Wave Theatre Company have launched the “Tåsi Express,” a 20-minute interactive holiday experience that blends storytelling, music and island-inspired magic.
Attorney Alicia A.G. Limtiaco has been appointed to two national leadership positions that strengthen Guam’s representation in major legal and human‐rights forums.
With Guam’s visitor industry facing mounting strain and a string of recent business closures, the Guam Travel & Tourism Association and Guam Community College’s Hospitality & Tourism Department launched the Tourism Road to Recovery Forum Tuesday at the Sandcastle.
United Airlines and island leaders celebrated the completion of United’s renovated Guam lobby, marking a major milestone ahead of the holiday and peak travel seasons.
Sen. Telo T. Taitague on Sunday introduced Bill 237-38, legislation that would formally adopt the Guam Department of Labor’s rules for the Guam Registered Apprenticeship Program, fulfilling requirements under Public Law 35-39 and the Administrative Adjudication Law.
The U.S. Coast Guard is advising mariners to prepare for temporary outages in VHF radio communications around Rota and nearby waters in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands beginning Dec. 1.
The 4th Annual Governor’s Holiday Light Festival Parade will return to Skinner Plaza on Dec. 17, inviting residents to celebrate the season under this year’s theme, “Håfa Adai Holidays – Christmas in Paradise.” The parade is scheduled…
The Guam Police Department is on scene in Tamuning where an auto-scooter crash was reported early Sunday morning.
Guam will send its first-ever delegation to the 2025 World Indigenous Traditional Games in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, marking a historic milestone for the island’s cultural and athletic representation.
Nearly 300 farmers, researchers and agricultural professionals gathered Oct. 29–31 for the 2025 Guam Farmer Focus Conference, hosted by the University of Guam Land Grant.
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority on Friday launched a new community-driven movement called “Our Hospital.
Three women in New York, Texas and Wisconsin were hospitalized this year after injecting themselves with botulinum toxin purchased online, according to a CDC report released Nov. 27 and shared by Guam Public Health officials.
The Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority is urging homeowners displaced by Typhoon Mawar to attend a series of December outreach events as the agency prepares to launch the first phase of its Fix in Six housing rehabilitation program.
The Guam Visitors Bureau has launched a three-way partnership with GS25 and NAVER Pay to strengthen brand awareness and drive travel demand to Guam, officials announced.
Guam Police arrested a 34-year-old Hagåtña man Tuesday in connection with a series of property crimes and multiple outstanding warrants, according to a Guam Police Department news release.
