Four CNMI attorneys took their oaths Monday to practice law in Guam, becoming early beneficiaries of the new reciprocity system recently adopted by both island courts.

The imposter is contacting taxpayers on WhatsApp to extract personal information and collect money, according to Rev and Tax.

BOEM has proposed a December offshore mineral lease sale that would open more than 67 million acres around the Northern Mariana Islands to bidding for deep‑sea mineral exploration.

Del. Kimberlyn King-Hinds on Monday introduced H.R. 10074, the Affordable Power for the Northern Marianas Act, a proposal to redirect a larger share of existing Covenant funding to lower electricity costs and rebuild the Commonwealth’s aging power system.

In addition to setting goals for internal operations, the plan calls for establishing a drop-in center by Oct. 1, 2028, and at least one transitional housing and one shelter program with a combined capacity of at least 50 beds by Oct. 1, 2030.

CNMI voters will soon hear directly from the two candidates for U.S. delegate as a pair of public debates approaches, offering back‑to‑back forums on the issues shaping the Commonwealth’s future.

Two representatives from Kagman High School brought the CNMI’s history and perspective to a national stage in Philadelphia, joining students and teachers from across the country for the Young People’s Continental Congress summer institute.

Select members of the Guard have been deployed to support Operation Inherent Resolve and Operation Southern Spear.

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert J. Faris has signed an order dismissing Imperial Pacific International’s Chapter 11 case, approving a structured wind‑down that ends the casino developer’s two‑year bankruptcy and authorizes final payments to creditors owed more than $141 million.

Saipan will resume its 80th Liberation Day festivities on Aug. 21–22, reviving the celebration that was canceled in July because of Typhoon Bavi, officials announced Friday.