
The Guam Police Department continues to investigate a two-vehicle crash that occurred Monday night at the intersection of Route 3 and Route 28 in Dededo, that tragically claimed the life of Debbie Aldan Fikes. Preliminary reports indicate a truck was atte
Guam Behavioral Health responds to Trump cuts to LGBTQIA+ suicide lifeline
During a Pride Month proclamation signing last week, Lt. Governor Josh Tenorio, the first and only openly gay Lieutenant Governor in the United States, announced a policy change under the Trump administration that caught many off guard. “There&rsquo
Department of Administration requests $19.4M to modernize systems and maintain core services
Presenting their Fiscal Year 2026 budget request of $19.4 million to senators, Department of Administration Director Edward Birn says even with slightly slimmer requests, due to lower payments on its government-wide financial system contract, the demands
Conviction stands for child predator after Supreme court rejects appeal
The Supreme Court of Guam has upheld the conviction of Duayne Richard Peters, a man found guilty of sexually assaulting a child under 13. Convicted by a jury in 2022 on six felony counts, including first- and second-degree criminal sexual conduct, Peters