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Ahead of the Memorial Day ceremony, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio on Monday called on residents to honor the men and women who died in military service to Guam and the United States.
The University of Guam celebrated its Fañomnåkan 2026 Commencement Ceremony Sunday at the Calvo Field House, conferring degrees on 369 graduates — 309 undergraduate and 60 graduate — in one of the university's most decorated classes.
The Guam Department of Agriculture announced a milestone in native wildlife recovery Friday — the first successful artificial incubation hatch of an endangered Guam sihek, or Micronesian kingfisher, just five days after Typhoon Sinlaku struck the island.
Actress, author and speaker Edwina Findley Dickerson encouraged students, educators and community members at the University of Guam to pursue their purpose through faith, service and perseverance during a campus appearance this week.
The Guam Legislature unanimously passed a bill Friday that would unlock approximately $77 million in previously restricted and lapsed funds for the Guam Department of Education, sending the measure to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero for her signature ahead of the 2026-2027 school year.
The Public Utilities Commission has approved a request by the Guam Power Authority to establish a line of credit of up to $70 million to manage surging fuel costs tied to global market volatility following the Iran conflict.
Victim Advocates Reaching Out has announced its 5th Annual Purple Gala, themed "Bloom in Hope," scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, at 6 p.m. in the Zefiro Ballroom at LeoPalace Resort Guam.
The Port Authority of Guam has launched a port-wide emissions inventory effort this week as part of its $2.4 million federally funded Clean Ports Program, gathering data that will inform the island's long-term zero-emission and zero-waste strategy.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced $9.457 million in grant funding for Guam to address PFAS and other emerging contaminants in the island's drinking water systems.
Speaker Frank Blas Jr. and four colleagues have introduced a resolution directing multiple government agencies to study the feasibility of establishing a formal financial safety net for Guam's farmers following repeated disruptions from typhoons and other natural hazards.
Astumbo Middle School has received an "A" rating following a school building inspection by the Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services Division of Environmental Health, the Guam Department of Education announced Monday.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero called the Guam Legislature into an eighth special session Tuesday morning to consider emergency legislation that would allow construction of a new Simon Sanchez High School campus to proceed despite ongoing procurement protests.
Award-winning actress and best-selling author Edwina Findley will speak to high school and college students at the University of Guam this Friday before serving as commencement speaker at UOG's spring graduation ceremony Sunday.
The Guam Women's Chamber of Commerce will host a moderated candidate forum featuring two congressional hopefuls at its May monthly meeting Thursday, kicking off the organization's new "Members in Action" series.
A song recorded decades ago by a Guam-born musician has found new life on a German record label's international compilation album after its president discovered the obscure 45 rpm single and tracked down its creator.
A man with an extensive criminal history was charged Friday in the Superior Court of Guam after allegedly exposing himself and urinating near Agana Heights Elementary School while children were at lunch, court documents show.
Winners of the University of Guam's Tritons Night of the Arts were recognized at a small awards ceremony May 8, honoring student talent across visual art and poetry.
War in the Pacific National Historical Park will honor Memorial Day weekend with a luminaria display at Asan Bay Overlook beginning Saturday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m. The luminaria will illuminate the Memorial Wall and surrounding grounds in…
Guam Girl Scouts is inviting the public to celebrate 90 years of leadership, service and sisterhood during its upcoming “Brunch at the Museum” event on May 23 at the Guam Museum.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Friday signed two measures approved by the Guam Legislature into law, including legislation tied to Guam’s tourism economy and recovery efforts following Typhoon Sinlaku.
Guam Community College celebrated 324 graduates Friday during its Spring 2026 commencement ceremony at the Calvo Field House, marking a milestone for students who balanced academics with work, family and personal responsibilities.
The University of Guam hosted the 48th Island-Wide Science Fair on April 11, bringing together student researchers from across Guam to present projects focused on scientific innovation and inquiry.
Lawmakers on Thursday unanimously passed Bill 312-38 (COR) in an emergency session, advancing legislation that would exempt the Guam Department of Education from the statutory requirement of 180 instructional days for the 2025-2026 school year following disruptions caused by Typhoon Sinlaku.
An off-duty Guam Police Department officer was arrested following an altercation at a retail store in Tamuning, according to police.
