Guam Department of Education has launched a program to get 41 more certified and highly qualified teachers into classrooms.
A second anonymous letter supposedly from “managers and subordinates of the Department of Corrections” claims there has been an increased fear… Read more
The National Weather Service Guam Office is keeping an eye on Tropical Depression 26W. Read more
A team from the Army Corps of Engineers will be on the island next week to assess the structural integrity of the island’s only public hospital. Read more
When the Carnival Splendor made a Guam stop recently, many of the massive cruise ship’s nearly 3,000 guests had a chance to sightsee on the is… Read more
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More than 30 veterans and active-duty service members received a special honor as veterans of the year during the annual Veterans Day ceremony… Read more
A group that started and formed on social media to help find missing pets has scheduled a protest on Nov. 15 against animal cruelty. Read more
The Guam Department of Education has seen a rise in the number of students with autism over the last three to four years, and the department i… Read more
At one point, the chop-chop-chop of the helicopter filled the air, commanding everyone’s attention. And those who looked skyward at Governor J… Read more
The Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 668 at long last has a new memorial statue in Mangilao. Read more
It took a trip to the emergency room and a diagnosis of diabetes for Alex Silverio to realize the truth: “I was killing myself.” Read more
Only at RECON 2019 would adoring fans get to hang out with a 7-foot-tall Gundam, spar with Mulan or kick back with a few Power Rangers. The tw… Read more
General contractor and do-it-yourself TV host Kayleen McCabe is the keynote speaker of a two-day forum focused on encouraging apprenticeship p… Read more
Health officials confirmed another case of locally acquired dengue fever. Read more
Lawmakers held the third and final scheduled information hearing on the Medical Malpractice Mandatory Arbitration Act Thursday night, wrapping… Read more
The Department of Public Works constructed 12 school bus shelters in the last two months that it plans to install in various villages. Read more
The former director of hotel operations has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, Imperial Pacific International, alleging he was fired… Read more
The University of Guam has hired 13 new full-time faculty members in various fields, including agricultural economics, civil engineering, comm… Read more
FHP Health Center is now an urgent care clinic in the Department of Veterans Affairs network, according to an FHP press release. Read more
UNPINGCO: Lt. j.g. Steven Unpingco, of Chalan Pago, serves as a search-and-rescue swimmer while members of the visit, board, search and seizur… Read more
PRESSURE CHECK: Peter Ybarra, left, gets his blood pressure checked by Miriam Piana, a health counselor from Santa Barbara School and voluntee… Read more
INSIDE LOOK: On Nov. 5, the FBI Citizens Academy was hosted by the District Court of Guam, Chief Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood and Magistrat… Read more
PYROTECHNICS: Performance artist Tammy Firefly puts on a dazzling display of aerial pyrotechnics during her performance in the Super American … Read more
BALLOONS: A huge Christmas Tree chandelier made of balloons hangs inside the Sheraton Laguna Guam Resort as seen Sunday in Tamuning. David Cas… Read more
Health officials confirmed another case of locally-acquired dengue fever. Read more
Tamuning Mayor Louise Rivera confirms her office learned that the victim involved in Thursday afternoon’s reported stabbing died on Friday. Read more
Forty-five people celebrated their newly minted American citizenship Friday morning at the District Court of Guam. Read more
WALLENDA: Circus superstar Blake Wallenda balances on a high wire as circusgoers make their way into the University of Guam Calvo Field House … Read more
The Guam District Court should dismiss TakeCare’s motion for summary judgment because the filing of a concise statement of facts wasn’t concis… Read more
The Guam Environmental Protection Agency took 42 samples from recreational waters around the island on Oct. 30, according to a news release. Read more
Veterans living on Guam who want to enroll for access to Naval Base Guam can do so over the next few weeks. The Visitor Control Center Contrac… Read more
The Guam Police Department is seeking help from the community in locating a man wanted for questioning in connection with an ongoing robbery i… Read more
SAFETY IS A PRIORITY: Safety and law enforcement personnel from the Marianas Regional Fusion Center recently provided an active shooter awaren… Read more
The government of Guam request for an extension to petition to file an appeal has been granted by U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Elena Kagan. Read more
The FBI is not commenting on whether additional search warrants were executed Friday following a series of raids on Thursday in Saipan that in… Read more
The federal indictment against former Guam National Guard Maj. Ambrosio Constantino Jr. has been dismissed. Read more
A Superior Court of Guam grand jury handed down an indictment against Guam National Guard Sgt. 1st Class Jason Oscar Quintanilla Susuico. Read more
Two cousins allegedly playing around with a machete ended in one of them getting wounded. Read more
CELEBRATING: Four-year-old Haelo Nuqui, right, get his face painted at the Super American Circus at the University of Guam Calvo Field House b… Read more
EDUCATING EXCELLENCE & BUILDING OCEAN-SAVING TECHNOLOGY: Senators on Friday presented certificates recognizing Okkodo High School teacher … Read more
The fate of defendant Jeffrey Guerrero Cruz now lies in the hands of a Superior Court of Guam jury who will begin deliberations on Tuesday. Read more
Students and employees were evacuated from classrooms at Agueda I. Johnston Middle School in Ordot Friday morning after officials reported a f… Read more
Students at Mount Carmel School in Agat got a head start on planning for their future during a college fair held at the school on Friday. Read more
The Guam Census Office is still seeking applicants. Read more
HONORING VETERANS: The Guam Territorial Band performs during the Judiciary of Guam annual Veteran/Military Service Recognition Ceremony on Fri… Read more
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General contractor and do-it-yourself TV host Kayleen McCabe is the keynote speaker of a two-day forum focused on encouraging apprenticeship programs to help build Guam’s labor pool. Read more
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It was a southern battle for the championship in the Guam Amateur Baseball League, with the Agat Cardinals and Sumay Chiefs facing off at the LeoPalace Resort baseball stadium in Yona on Sunday night.
