Democrat candidates talk affordable housing, local talent, and economy with Guam's young professionals

Seven Democratic senatorial candidates touched on how they plan to address topics like affordable housing, developing local talent, and diversifying and bettering Guam’s economy, during the first of two senatorial forums hosted by the Guam Chamber of …

The buildup generates waste - while Guam carries the burden

The military buildup continues to transform Guam, bringing billions of dollars in federal construction and increased activity to our island. But with that growth comes another consequence that receives far less attention: waste. More people, more …

Letter: Supporting Guam's veterans

Anthony “Tony” P. Chargualaf Jr. Last week, the Guam legislature took up Bill 343-38, introduced by Sen. Therese Terlaje and co-sponsored by Sen. Sabina Perez, continuing their work on behalf of Guam’s veterans and military families. The bill provides …

South Korean airlines want drop in required Guam-bound travel seats

A Korean Fair Trade Commission examiner’s report recommended rejecting five airlines’ request to drop the Incheon-Guam and Busan-Guam route seat capacity requirement by 20%. According to reporting from the Seoul Economic Daily, Korean Air, Jin Air, Asiana …

Guam’s buried history faces pressures from development

As development continues across Guam, archaeologists and cultural advocates say the island’s artifacts, ancestral remains and historic sites can reveal thousands of years of history, but only if they are protected, studied and connected with the community …

U.S. military mission in Iraq ends, unclear what's next for Guam Guard

The Pentagon announced last Wednesday evening local time that the U.S. and coalition partners have formally concluded Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq, a mission which some of Guam’s Air National Guard were expected to be deployed to. According to a …

High Winds Cause STS Crane Runaway at Port of Guam

The Port Authority of Guam and its partners are working to recover the use of its STS gantry cranes after a high-wind incident took all three out of service.  At about 2130 hours on Friday night, as gusty winds blew over the island, Gantry Crane 6 was …

Guam Museum to reopen soon, storm repairs completed

The Guam Museum’s main exhibit on the second floor, I Hinatao-ta Nu I Manaotao Tano — I CHamoru Siha, may reopen as soon as this week. Museum Curator Michael Lujan Bevacqua said there is no exact date, as his team still needs to assess the status of the …

North Korea missile could put Guam in range as Kim rebuffs Trump outreach: expert

Former US intel officer warns Pyongyang has little incentive to reengage Washington amid hypersonic missile test NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! North Korea fired what it described as an intermediate-range strategic missile Oct. 3, and an …

Which area of the Trump administration’s policies will have the biggest impact on Guam?