After weeks of “non-detect” results for dieldrin in Yigo’s Well Y-15, how does the community feel about the cleanup process? And what concerns still linger as GWA’s courtesy bottled water distribution winds down? Wednesday marks th
Justice leaders question whether harsher sentences truly deter crime
Earlier this week, KUAM News spoke with criminal justice students from the University of Guam ahead of their capstone project – a forum to discuss Guam’s Three Strikes Law, which mandates life imprisonment without parole for anyone convicted o
Senior centers face funding uncertainty; MCOG Awaits Confirmation from DPHSS
Guam’s senior citizens centers are facing possible closure this week due to funding shortfalls. According to Mayors Council of Guam executive director Joy Jean Arceo through a release, funding for the island’s 12 senior centers will only last
Tenorio welcomes anticipated end to federal government shutdown
As the end to the longest government shutdown appears in sight, with the Senate approving a funding package and sending it to the House—Acting Governor Josh Tenorio says he welcomes the anticipated end to the federal government shutdown. In a releas
