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The first burial at the Veterans Cemetery in Piti was done in 1954. For 70 years, the island has used these sacred grounds to lay our fallen heroes to rest. 24,000 veterans are buried there but the 16

Its been nearly four months since Typhoon Mawar wreaked havoc on the local farming industry but farmers have yet to receive any crop loss compensation. Senators held an oversight hearing today to fin

As tensions with China mount, the U.S. military continues to build up Guam and other Pacific territories — placing the burdens of imperial power on the nation’s most ignored and underrepresented citizens.

As tensions with China mount, the U.S. military continues to build up Guam and other Pacific territories — placing the burdens of imperial power on the nation’s most ignored and underrepresented citizens.

About 37 hunters eager to bag the biggest or greatest number of binådu, the CHamoru word for deer, participated in the second annual Field-to-Fork Binådu Derby on Saturday.

A project to build several tiny houses for homeless veterans is closer to becoming a reality now that the building materials have been unloaded on Guam and two village mayors

The Leon Guerrero administration announced a cabinet reshuffle Thursday, with familiar faces stepping into leadership roles at the Department of Land Management, CHamoru Land Trust Commission, Guam Department of Agriculture,

Eight candidates and political organizations failed to file final campaign finance reports for the 2022 primary election as of Wednesday, while a total of 20 missed at least one of

An election-related case at the Guam Civil Service Commission is in limbo after the candidate’s aunt, who is a commissioner, recused herself Tuesday morning, making it impossible for the commission

Guam law prohibits most government of Guam employees from keeping their jobs while running for elected office, but the Guam State Clearinghouse, which is run by the lieutenant governor, continued