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The University of Guam closed fiscal year 2025 with a clean audit opinion from Ernst & Young LLP, marking a financial turnaround after a year that had left the school's net position deep in the red, the Office of Public Accountability reported.
The Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency recognized student winners of the Guam America250 Student Contests during an awards ceremony June 19 at the CAHA Gallery.
For the first time in the program's 27-year history, the Shieh Su Ying Scholar Athlete of the Year award has ended in a four-way tie, with two female and two male scholar athletes rising to the top of an exceptionally competitive field, organizers announced.
The Department of Revenue and Taxation, in conjunction with the Department of Administration, has disbursed the eleventh batch of individual income tax refunds, the agency announced.
The Guam Visitors Bureau announced on Friday that Jenna Blas has been appointed as its new Public Information Officer.
Guam Homeland Security/Office of Civil Defense and the National Weather Service advise that Tropical Depression 07W (formerly Invest 92W) is expected to continue strengthening today and may become a tropical storm this afternoon.
The Guam Coastal Management Program is calling on businesses, local governments, organizations and residents to support a nationwide effort opposing proposed federal budget cuts that would eliminate funding for Coastal Zone Management programs.
Guam's Summer EBT Plan for 2026 has received federal approval, the Department of Public Health and Social Services announced, clearing the way to provide grocery benefits to eligible children during the summer months when school meals are unavailable.
A hearing officer for the Office of Public Accountability has dismissed a procurement appeal challenging the contract award for the new Simon Sanchez High School, ruling the office lacks jurisdiction because the Department of Public Works never issued a decision on the underlying protests.
The Department of Revenue and Taxation's "Passports for the Pack" program is up and running, reserving Wednesdays exclusively for families seeking passport services, the agency announced.
The Department of Public Health and Social Services invites the public to attend upcoming town hall sessions on Guam's application to provide Medicaid-funded Home and Community-Based Services, which support individuals receiving care in their homes and communities rather than institutional settings.
Guam Department of Education Superintendent Dr. Judith Won Pat confirmed during the June 16, 2026, Guam Education Board meeting that the following schools will remain open for the 2026–2027 school year: Harry S. Truman Elementary School
Barbecue enthusiasts are invited to sharpen their grilling skills at the University of Guam Land Grant's next BBQ Bootcamp, which focuses on pork ribs this Saturday, June 20.
The Guam Legislature has terminated its independent contractor agreement with TRST-GUAM, LLC, effective June 9, according to a formal notice from the Committee on Rules.
Guam Police Chief Stephen C. Ignacio has died, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Acting Governor Josh Tenorio announced Tuesday, mourning the loss of a law enforcement leader who served the island for more than three decades.
The Guam Legislature's Committee on Economic Investment, Military Buildup, Regional Relations, Technology, Regulatory Affairs, Justice, Election, and Retirement held a public hearing Friday for Magistrate Judge Jonathan Quan, who is seeking reappointment to the Superior Court of Guam.
The Judiciary of Guam honored the winners of its 2026 Law Month Coloring, Art, and Essay Contests during a ceremony in Judge Maria T. Cenzon's courtroom Wednesday, recognizing students whose work explored this year's theme, "The Rule of…
The first batch of checks compensating local farmers for crop losses from Super Typhoon Sinlaku was distributed by the Guam Department of Agriculture on Friday, the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration announced.
The Guam Veterans Affairs Office will permanently close its Asan office on Monday, June 15, as the agency relocates to a new facility in Hagåtña, where it will reopen and resume regular operations Monday, June 22.
The Guam Police Department has identified the island's third traffic fatality of 2026 as Lumon James Tio, 21, the operator of a vehicle involved in a three-car crash on June 6 in Mangilao.
The Guam Visitors Bureau led a delegation of 12 businesses to the 41st Seoul International Travel Fair, where it earned a top marketing award while promoting the island as a wellness destination to Korean travelers and industry professionals.
The Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce held Guam’s first gubernatorial forum today during its June 2026 meeting at the Crowne Plaza Resort Guam in Tumon.
The Guam Marianas Open Organization will host the first-ever Guam Marianas Dumau Open Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Tournament on Saturday, June 20, at the University of Guam Calvo Field House.
Justin Craig Laygo Nauta was held on $5,000 cash bail Wednesday after being charged with five felony counts of assault on a police officer and misdemeanor resisting arrest, court documents show.
