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Archaeological field school uncovers 3,000-year-old artifacts in southern Guam
A summer archaeological field school at the Manell River in Malesso' yields discoveries that could rewrite Guam's ancient history, with artifacts potentially dating back 3,000 years. The finds may match the age of the island's oldest known...

Attorneys general urge tech industry action on deepfake sexual imagery
Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin of New Jersey has joined a bipartisan group of 47 state attorneys general urging technology companies to take stronger measures against the spread of computer-generated deepfake nonconsensual intimate imagery...

Retired engineer turns passion for music into award-winning pastime
By Alina Hauter Click here for updates on this story HOLLAND, Michigan (WXMI) — Holland resident, Daniel Fisher, has successfully juggled his passions as an engineer and a music composer for years. Now retired, he has fully dedicated himself to...

Air Force Working on Major Renovations to Run-Down Dorms on Guam
Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org Andersen Air Force Base on Guam will make major renovations to some of its...

Uptick in Japan outbound travelers, Guam fights for market share
Guam tourism officials continue to count on arrivals from the once dominant Japanese market as an important factor in the recovery of the local visitor industry. The latest statistics on Japanese outbound tourism have shown a steady increase, but...
Retired Holland engineer turns passion for music into award-winning pastime
Holland resident, Daniel Fisher, has successfully juggled his passions as an engineer and a music composer for years. Now retired, he has fully dedicated himself to his music, and has even recently earned recognition for his work in Hollywood,...

UOG student represents Guam at global leadership program in the Netherlands
Tyra Delos Reyes, a University of Guam senior majoring in business administration, recently returned from a transformative global leadership program in the Netherlands, where she represented Guam and the United States as one of only 10 students...

Guam's leadership clashes over cabinet raises and agency accountability
He adds, “Across multiple agencies, Guam residents have reported growing frustration with long wait times, lack of responsiveness, inadequate staffing, technology that seems to work some days and not on other days, poor customer service, and...

China develops new version of “Guam Killer” missile
A new version of China’s DF-26 ballistic missile system has been spotted during rehearsals for an upcoming military parade in Beijing. The DF-26, officially known as Dong Feng-26 and designated by NATO as CH-SS-18, is an intermediate-range...

Army Corps shifts to concrete seawall for Hagåtña erosion project
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has changed course on its plan to protect a critical stretch of Marine Corps Drive in East Hagåtña, moving from a rock revetment to a precast concrete seawall after discovering the massive stones needed for the...

Can you feel the barometric pressure when it changes in Louisville?
This transcript was edited for clarity and brevity Bill Burton: It's time for us to take a look at the Science Behind the Forecast as I'm joined by WAVE 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew. Good morning, Tawana. Tawana Andrew: Good morning. For today's...

Guam residents join other territories in petition opposing deep seabed mining in American Samoa
Guam residents have joined over 2,000 other people in a petition to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management opposing the imposition of deep seabed mining in the waters of American Samoa. Right to Democracy, which works to advance democracy, equity,...

Engineer donates thousands of shells collected in Guam, other places to UOG Biorepository
In his teen years, Warren B. Carah spent his after-school hours searching for shells in Tumon Bay and other beaches with his friends. His family relocated to Guam in 1960 to 1964 due to his father's service as an officer in the U.S. military. Some...

NUWC Division, Keyport engineer saves Navy money through innovative solutions
Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Keyport Mechanical Engineer Bryant Veach is driving innovation and cost savings by leveraging 3D printing, laser engraving and laser cutting capabilities at the command’s Keyport Innovation Center to create...

Scientists outline facts vs. fiction: 'Marianas Trench does not make Guam and CNMI tsunami-proof’
Fresh from the July 30 experience of an 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Russia, which brought less than a foot of sea rise in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, meteorologists are redoubling efforts to make sure residents do not become jaded with...

UOG names Pamela Peralta vice provost of research
The University of Guam has appointed Pamela A. Peralta as its vice provost of Research and Sponsored Programs, where she will lead UOG’s research enterprise, grant activities, and sponsored projects. Peralta, who has served in the vice provost...

Guam Elite Basketball camp to pair visiting greats with STEM program
Guam Elite Basketball announced the 2025 Legends Meet the Future Camp & Classic, Sept. 6-7, featuring basketball standouts Joseph Lin (New Taipei Kings, 2025 TPBL Champion and younger brother of global icon Jeremy Lin of "Linsanity" fame), Jason...

Research Matters: UOG Cancer Research Center—fighting cancer with research rooted in island communities
The University of Guam Cancer Research Center houses several key research and data collection entities, including the Guam Cancer Registry, the Pacific Regional Central Cancer Registry, and the Pacific Island Partnership for Cancer Health Equity,...

Australian Embassy grant cycle for the islands, and UOG School of Engineering secures funding
In precarious times for funding, some unique initiatives can offer special opportunities. The Direct Aid Program is managed globally through overseas Australian missions and is a small grants initiative supporting non-government organizations and...

GPA: Drone inspections in Hagåtña starting Friday
The Guam Power Authority advises the public they will be operating an unmanned aerial vehicle drone in the village of Hagåtña from Friday, Aug. 22 to Tuesday, Aug. 26. Crews will be conducting aerial operations to capture imagery of the 115kV...