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A bill expanding design options for Guam veterans’ license plates will move to the voting file at the Legislature.
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The Committee on Transportation held an oversight hearing Thursday afternoon to examine the performance and accountability of the Guam International Airport Authority.
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Guam Senator Telo Taitague introduced a bill aimed at boosting transparency and protecting consumers in Guam’s real estate market.
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Thousands gathered in Hagåtña to mark Guam's 81st Liberation Day, honoring WWII survivors and reflecting on freedom and CHamoru resilience.
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The U.S. and allies stage REFORPAC 2025, the largest Pacific air exercise to date, testing military readiness amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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Col. Richard Marshall takes command of Camp Blaz, as Col. Ernest Govea departs after leading key development at Guam's newest Marine Corps base.
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Families came together in Chagui’an to memorialize those massacred under Japanese occupation during the war.
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Families came together to remember those massacred under Japanese occupation during the War.
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The full commissioning of Guam's new power plant is now expected to be delayed by up to a month following a mechanical issue with one of its turbines.
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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.