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A new bill proposes waiving vehicle license plate fees for veterans of World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

Nearly $800K in University of Guam spending is being called into question.

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero ends her term as Chair of the Micronesian Islands Forum (MIF).

A bill to return back land previously owned by the descendants of Francisco D. Perez has received mixed reactions from lawmakers and the community.

Guam DOE is reporting more than $140 million in expenditures under the American Rescue Plan.

The Guam Legislature wrapped up its June session with a packed agenda. The legislative branch approved past records, introduced new legislation, issued committee reports, and voted on dozens of bills and appointments.

Officials outline critical road maintenance and safety improvements during the Island Beautification Task Force’s monthly meeting.

Government of Guam has $12.2 million in anticipated revenue and is trying to agree on where to use it.

The Government of Guam proclaims January as cervical cancer awareness month (2025).

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management announces open comment period from Jan. 06 to April 07 for possible wind energy leasing off Guam's coast.