Guam

Residents across Guam and the CNMI are being advised to prepare for heavy rain and thunderstorms as Invest 92W approaches the region.

A man convicted of defrauding Guam bingo patrons of millions of dollars meant for children’s medical travel remains at large more than a year after fleeing to the Philippines, prompting the FBI to post a $150,000 reward for his capture.

The Yona Municipal Planning Council has unanimously approved a conditional land use permit for a solar farm project along Pulantat Road, near a latte site.

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero is promoting Guam as a destination for foreign investment at the Select USA Investment Summit in Maryland.

The voyaging canoe Alingano Maisu is redirecting its course and won’t visit Guam as originally planned.

Piti village is inviting community members to gather in faith and tradition for the annual Santa Cruz Fiesta at historic Atantåno’.

While Sinlaku’s winds never reached typhoon strength anywhere on Guam, days of tropical storm-force winds and inundation created the perception that the storm was more powerful on the island.

Governor Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Joshua Tenorio urge citizens to stay home and minimize risk to the after math and end trails of Typhoon Sinlaku.

On today's news: Typhoon Sinlaku Updates

Public input is now being sought as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service advances a sweeping proposal to designate critical habitat for 22 native plants and animals across Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.