Guam residents share mixed views on federal funding cuts, statehood whispers

Guam residents share mixed perspectives over federal funding cuts and freezes impacting the island, as well as any considerations for statehood. Leanne Lasongco, from Mongmong-Toto-Maite, said the uncertainty is deeply personal, considering that she's …

Chess competitors vie for chance to represent Guam

On Sunday, 67 competitors of all ages battled in the Guam Chess Federation’s national championship for a chance to not only take home the prize but also represent Guam in international competitions. Chessboards lined tables as the third day of the national …

Breaking barriers: Women recruits excel in Guam Fire Department's 23rd Cycle

In the male-dominated field of firefighting, four women are making their mark in the Guam Fire Department's 23rd Fire Cycle, proving that determination and dedication know no gender bounds. Among them are Nichole Paulino and Aubrey Buentipo, who have …

Court ruling revives Guam-based Prutehi Litekyan case against Air Force over toxic waste disposal

A ruling from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said a Guam-based nonprofit group had legal standing to pursue its claim against the U.S. Air Force over its plans to blow up leftover munitions and dispose of hazardous waste at a public beach within …

US congressman wants end to Chinese visa-free travel to CNMI, Guam

A snorkeler enjoys the waters of the CNMI. Photo: MVA A US congressman has written to the Department of Homeland Security to "rescind" a Biden administration policy that allows visa-free travel for Chinese nationals to the Commonwealth of the …

LETTER: Strengthening Guam's future through career, technical education

As we celebrate National Career and Technical Education Month, it is essential to recognize the significant role career and technical education plays in shaping Guam's future workforce. In an era of rapid technological advancement, equipping students …

Do you agree with extending commercial leases of government of Guam properties beyond the 5-year limit?

Camp Blaz firing range, old Yigo raceway could soon be used for Guam law enforcement officers' training

Local law enforcement officers could soon be allowed to use Marine Corps Camp Blaz firing range and the old Yigo raceway for training, according to discussions during the latest meeting of the Guam Peace Officer Standards Training, POST, Commission. A …

Guam Customs officer accused of terrorizing and harassing man

Imelda Waldron becomes Guam's first Abbott World Marathon Majors 7-Star recipient

A pinnacle achievement for any marathon runner, Abbott World Marathon Majors introduced the Six Star challenge in 2016, recognizing and awarding athletes for completing the Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, New York City and Tokyo marathons. Since the …