Solid Waste Authority adjusts operations ahead of storm
The Guam Solid Waste Authority has temporarily adjusted operations at its facilities ahead of Tropical Storm Bavi.
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Jolene Toves
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Tropical Storm Bavi intensifies on track toward the Marianas
While there are no cyclone warnings or watches, Tropical Storm Bavi formerly, TS 09W is intensifying and organizing as it continues its heading toward the Marianas.
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Attorney general warns against price gouging before storm
Attorney General Douglas Moylan reminded local businesses that price gouging will not be tolerated in a statement on Thursday as a result of recent storm developments.
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Forecasters call Bavi a serious threat to all the Marianas
“This is a very serious threat to all of the Marianas Islands one that everyone across Guam and all of the CNMI need to be watching very closely.
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System strengthens into tropical storm near the Marianas
UPDATE 1 - Thursday, July 2, 2026 5 a.m. 09W is now a tropical storm carrying maximum sustained winds of 40 mph, use this time to prepare, National Weather Service Warning Meteorologist Landon Aydlett said early Thursday morning.
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Judith Guthertz begins tenure as GCC's 10th president
Judith Guthertz began her tenure as the Guam Community College's 10th president on July 1, with education officials calling her selection a "historic milestone." The presidential search and selection process took eight months to complete…
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Governor releases $5M to pay child care providers
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has directed the release of $5 million in local funds to pay child care providers amid delayed federal child care subsidies.
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Police officer taken into custody in federal investigation
A police officer has been taken into custody as part of a federal investigation, according to the Guam Police Department.
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Man sentenced to 30 years for sexual conduct with a minor
Nicolas Engracio Damian Roberto will serve 30 years in prison for criminal sexual conduct against a minor, the Office of the Attorney General announced following a sentencing hearing Monday afternoon.
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UOG provost among 29 selected for national leadership program
Sharleen Santos-Bamba, senior vice president and provost of the University of Guam (UOG), is one of 29 senior higher education leaders selected nationwide to participate in the 2026 Millennium Leadership Initiative.
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Weather service monitors broad tropical disturbance
The National Weather Service Guam office is keeping an eye on Invest 95W, a system that forecasters described as a "broad tropical disturbance." In a Regional Weather Outlook supplemental, NWS Guam said that as of Tuesday, June 30, at…
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Man charged with drug possession and witness tampering
A man was charged in the Superior Court of Guam on Monday with drug possession and witness tampering.
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UOG study uses AI to link sea level rise to groundwater quality
Rising sea levels may be impacting the quality of Guam's groundwater, according to a new study by University of Guam (UOG) researchers that used artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze more than 40 years of water quality data.
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