Guam's Brogan Walker to return at UFC 320 after two-year layoff
Guam’s lone active Ultimate Fighting Championship athlete, Brogan Walker, will make her return to the Octagon on Oct. 4 at UFC 320 after a two-year hiatus due to injury.
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Two face felony drug charges after Dededo home raid
Two people are facing multiple felony drug charges after a Guam Police Department drug task force raided a Dededo home early Thursday morning.
GRMC introduces swallowable camera capsule for GI diagnostics
Guam Regional Medical City (GRMC) has launched a groundbreaking diagnostic option for gastrointestinal (GI) issues: a swallowable camera capsule that eliminates the need for sedation or invasive endoscopy procedures.
Pink Ball returns with 'Emerald City' theme for charity
In anticipation of the Pink Ball, performers, media, and beneficiaries gathered at the official press conference to share their excitement for the upcoming event and to share their commitment to their charitable mission.
Moylan to host community town hall in Chalan Pago
Congressman James Moylan will host a Community Town Hall on Wednesday, August 14, at 6:00 p.m. at the Chalan Pago-Ordot Mayor’s Office, inviting residents to engage in open dialogue about federal issues impacting daily life on Guam.
Rev and Tax changes vehicle transfer rules after veto override
The Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) has announced a significant change in vehicle registration procedures following the legislative override of the Governor’s veto of Bill 88-38.
Public Health reports another delay in SNAP benefit loads
The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) announced a temporary delay in the distribution of SNAP and Cash Assistance benefits due to connectivity issues that affected the loading of funds onto client EBT cards on Tuesday, August 5.
GMH opens nationwide search for new CEO as Perez-Posadas retires
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) has officially opened its nationwide search for a new Chief Executive Officer and Hospital Administrator as current CEO Lillian Perez-Posadas prepares to retire as early as January 2026.
Barnett urges GPD to restore police presence in Tumon
Senator Chris Barnett has called for swift action from the Guam Police Department (GPD) to address what he describes as “urgent concerns” over reduced police presence in Tumon—Guam’s premier tourist and entertainment district.
Weekend medical missions bring care to Guam youth before school year
Two weekend medical missions jointly led by the Guam Healthcare Providers Coalition (GHPC) and the Department of Youth Affairs (DYA) concluded successfully, providing critical healthcare services to underserved youth ahead of the new school year.
UOG unveils five-year academic plan to boost student success
The University of Guam unveiled its new five-year Academic Master Plan (AMP) 2025–2030, set to launch this Fanuchånan (Fall) semester, with sweeping changes aimed at boosting student success, enhancing career preparation, and streamlining degree completion.
Senators press for answers on SIFA Charter School's future
As families prepare for the new school year, concerns surrounding the Science is Fun and Awesome (SIFA) Charter School have prompted legislative inquiry into possible solutions for affected students.
Tumon Night Market draws more than 3,000 to its debut
Over 3,000 residents and visitors packed the streets of Pleasure Island on Sunday, August 3, for the debut of the Guam Visitors Bureau’s Tumon Night Market (TNM), marking a lively start to what is expected to become a weekly island tradition.
Jury convicts man of meth possession in AG's 62nd trial win
A Superior Court jury on Friday found 43-year-old Matthew Joaquin Brown guilty of felony methamphetamine possession, marking the 62nd jury trial win for the Office of the Attorney General under AG Douglas Moylan’s administration.
Bill affirming charter schools' financial responsibility passes
Speaker Frank Blas, Jr., last week celebrated the passage of Bill No. 68-38 (COR), legislation designed to affirm the financial responsibility of academy charter schools on Guam.
Moylan takes legal-protection outreach to Yigo seniors
In a direct effort to empower residents with legal knowledge and tools for protection, Attorney General Douglas Moylan brought the “Protect One Another” village outreach series to the Yigo Senior Citizens Center on Saturday, August 2.
Labor Department opens survey on American Job Center services
The Guam Department of Labor (GDOL) has announced the launch of a 30-day Customer Satisfaction Survey aimed at improving services at the American Job Center (AJC).
Public Health marks National Community Health Center Week
The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) will host a week-long celebration from August 4 to 9, 2025, in honor of National Community Health Center Week.
15-year-old arrested in Chalan Pago market robbery
A 15-year-old male was taken into custody on August 1 in connection with a robbery that occurred at the Song Market in Chalan Pago just one day prior, according to the Guam Police Department.
Teen faces felony charges after Mongmong apartment attack
A teenager is facing multiple felony charges following a violent incident that endangered residents at a Mongmong apartment complex, according to a magistrate’s complaint filed by the Office of the Attorney General.
Benavente Middle and Finegayan Elementary pass health inspections
The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) announced that both Vicente S.A. Benavente Middle School (VSABMS) and Finegayan Elementary School (FES) have successfully passed their public health inspections, marking significant strides in campus safety ahead of the upcoming school year.
Tony Roma's in Tumon to close after four decades
After four decades of serving up ribs and memories, Tony Roma’s in Tumon is set to close its doors for good at the end of this month.
Governor orders new rules for airport concession contracts
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has issued Executive Order 2025-05 to establish new guidelines for concession policies at Guam’s only commercial airport, aiming to ensure transparency, fairness, and efficiency in the solicitation process.
Public Health secures record $39M in federal Medicaid funds
The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) has secured $39 million in Advanced Planning Document (APD) funds from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), marking the first time the agency has been awarded funding of this scale.
