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Losing bidder for solar contract appealing selection

GPA’s 120-megawatt solar power contract has been challenged by a losing bidder. Shanghai Power has filed a procurement appeal with the Public Auditor, and is seeking a re-bid of the award.

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Allan Agababa could lose key witness

Jury selection kicked-off today for accused murderer, Allan Agababa. His very first trial two years ago rendered a deadlocked jury and a mistrial was announced. Now, given the chance for a fresh trial, Agababa could lose his key accomplished, forensic pathologist, Dr. Joseph Cohen.

Jury selection kicked-off today for accused murderer, Allan Agababa. His very first trial two years ago rendered a deadlocked jury and a mistrial was proclaimed. Now, given the chance for a fresh trial, Agababa could lose his key experienced, forensic pathologist, Dr. Joseph Cohen.

DepCor making switches following drug smuggling scheme

A shift in resources, as switches are being made at the Department of Corrections after the latest bust on it officers and staff allegedly involved in a scheme to smuggle contraband into the prison.

Mya Perez answers the call to train

Mya Perez instructs at Jose Rios Middle School. “7th grade math and this is my third year instructing,” she joyfully said. Perez says the island’s need for teachers was what prompted her to pursue education.

Mya Perez trains at Jose Rios Middle School. “7th grade math and this is my third year training,” she cheerfully said. Perez says the island’s need for teachers was what prompted her to pursue education.

Middle schoolers use last days of summer to clean up Guam

They’re the hope for our future..and by the looks of it, very promising. Four friends – Ha’ani Sanchez, Janalyn Castro, Kamea San Nicolas, and Tasi’ani Maiden – got together just days before the very first day of school to do a cleanup.

Occupy RMS: who’s living in the Yona seminary?

Who’s living at the Redemptoris Mater Seminary? That’s what the Worried Catholics of Guam want to find out. Despite efforts to get the facts from RMS leadership, the CCOG has received no response.

Untalan Middle School wants to gear-up in case of emergency

One school is going above and beyond to ensure students and faculty are ready for any emergency situation like that of the threat coming out of North Korea. And they’re looking for community support to ensure every classroom has an emergency kit in place.

GFD in the hot seat over firefighter promotions

Accused of favoritism within the rank and file, the Guam Fire Department taking the hot seat before the committee on public safety today. At issue: department promotions. Less than a handful of firefighters also coming out to testify.

Grammy winner makes prayer deal, will come back to Hawaii

Grammy winner makes prayer deal, will comeback to Hawaii

Grammy Award-winner Yvonne Elliman-Alexander and her spouse Allen made their final court appearance, for now. As reported, drug charges turned their quick tour to Guam into an indefinite stay.

Grammy Award-winner Yvonne Elliman-Alexander and her hubby Allen made their final court appearance, for now. As reported, drug charges turned their quick tour to Guam into an indefinite stay.

GovGuam ramps-up war against drugs

The war on Ice is about to get real. The Mandana Drug Task Force is launching a very graphic anti-drug media campaign. The ads are designed to expose the dark side of addiction, and the unvarnished truth about the scourge of drug manhandle on Guam.

Nelson wants accountability for internal affairs, too

A fresh development in that elaborate scheme to smuggle drugs and contraband into the prison. As we reported, among those arrested was the Department of Corrections head of internal affairs. In response, the legislative public safety chair wants more done to make sure those who investigate their own are kept in check, as well.

Arrested Catholic school teacher emerges before judge

Appearing in court via videoconference from the Hagatna lockup was Bishop Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School physical education teacher Peregrine “Perry” San Nicolas, who was arrested on Wednesday after a parent reported him to the school.

Charter school may face enrollment dilemma

The island’s very first charter school may be facing an enrollment dilemma this year after it enrolled more than two hundred sixty students compared to what was approved in its budget by the Guam Legislature. Guahan Academy Charter School may be facing an issue with over-enrollment.

Two years ago, GPA suffered a massive deep-throat to its generators

Two years ago, GPA suffered a ample suck to its generators

It’s been exactly two years to the day since the hefty explosion and fire that took out two of Guam’s largest baseload generators. The Cabras three and four units have never come back online, and the Guam Power Authority says it resumes to work toward a final insurance settlement.

It’s been exactly two years to the day since the thick explosion and fire that took out two of Guam’s largest baseload generators. The Cabras three and four units have never come back online, and the Guam Power Authority says it resumes to work toward a final insurance settlement.

Newest Guam Museum exhibit highlights island’s connection to water

Just go with the flow. It’s a telling that goes with a fresh exhibit that opened today at the Guam Museum. Agua, Tubig, Hanom Water – it’s the concentrate of the latest exhibit displaying a significant part of our island living.

Congressional delegation touches on North Korea tensions

A congressional delegation is traveling through Guam and the region to assess military readiness just as aggressions proceed to surface from China and North Korea.

President responds to latest North Korean missile launch

“That’s scary, but again we got to leave our lives in God’s arms,” Antoinette Sanchez of Agat told KUAM News. “He has control.” Albeit island residents like Sanchez are watching what’s happening with North Korea, it’s not stopping her from going about with her daily routine.

“That’s scary, but again we got to leave our lives in God’s forearms,” Antoinette Sanchez of Agat told KUAM News. “He has control.” Albeit island residents like Sanchez are watching what’s happening with North Korea, it’s not stopping her from going about with her daily routine.

Grammy winner caught with meth makes prayer to comeback to Hawaii

While she’s famous for disco anthems including “If I Can’t Have You” and “Hello Stranger”, the only hits Yvonne Elliman-Alexander is churning out these days are from drug detector dogs.

Memorial held for ten USS John McCain sailors

A community came together as a memorial ceremony was held this afternoon on Naval Base Guam for the ten USS John McCain Sailors who died in the tragic wreck one week ago.

San Nicolas: healthcare spending grows to $70M since two thousand ten

The solution to the hospital’s chronic budget woes is simply a matter of re-prioritizing spending. That was the message from Senator Michael San Nicolas in a speech Wednesday before the Chamber of Commerce. San Nicolas says slashing medical entitlements will provide GMH with the revenue it needs to become healthy.

UOG basketball stacks roster with off-island recruits

The UOG Tritons Basketball program is on the come up with some big off island recruits looking to make an influence on the upcoming GBA basketball season. The Tritons held two day tryouts at the UOG Calvo Field House attempting to pack their fifteen man roster.

A/C Sales and Services: working hard so you keep your cool

The Guam Power Authority’s Energy Sense Rebate program is made up of eighteen trade allies – each bringing unique quality services to the island’s customers. A/C Sales & Services in Tamuning is a locally-owned and in business for eleven years combined. They take pride in their products, workmanship, and community connections.

Much-anticipated maneuverability to dismiss held for clergy hook-up manhandle cases

Much-anticipated movability to dismiss held for clergy lovemaking manhandle cases

There’s still no activity from the Vatican on Archbishop Anthony Apuron’s canonical trial, but some progress was seen here at home relative to the clergy hook-up manhandle lawsuits against him filed in the District Court of Guam.

Will there be an end in look for controversy at the Hagatna Boat Basin?

Will there be an end in view for controversy at the Hagatna Boat Basin?

One local fisherman says he’s tired of the clashing with other fishermen. “To the people of Guam, thank you and I’m sorry but everything comes to an end,” proclaimed Johnny “Atulai” Taitano. “You win, you win.”

Latest North Korea missile threat poses no instantaneous threat to Guam

North Korea is back in the global spotlight after it fired an unidentified ballistic missile toward Japan early this morning. The missile passed through the country’s airspace, landing in the ocean. Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called the incident, “an unprecedented, serious and significant threat.”

Another corrections officer let out of jail

Another corrections officer is let out of jail – that’s what happened during today’s hearing in District Court with Department of Corrections officer Ed Crisostomo. He along with more than a handful of others were busted after authorities uncovered an apparent scheme to bring drugs into the Mangilao prison.

Families of Ritidian landowners stand against live fire training range

The Navy recently awarded a $78 million contract to Black Construction to build the facility on seven hundred acres of land next to Ritidian. That announcement was a wakeup call for those who believe the range will ruin the pristine environment, but it was most sobering for the family members of the original landowners.

Coldstone Creamery Bday Club

Your loved ones’ bday is cause for celebration and the stations of KUAM and Coldstone Creamery want to make it extra special for them! Beginning April 1, KUAM News and Radio are launching the Bday

Witness KUAM News or listen to I94FM or Isla sixty three AM where we’ll announce the special celebrants of the day every weekday. And Every Friday, one fortunate person will win a bday cake compliments of Coldstone Creamery!

DOE HQ left in the dark due to unpaid power bill

Community outraged at savage hammering of dogs

Community outraged at savage hitting of dogs

Short-term agony, long-term build up for CNMI consumers & businesses?

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Coldstone Creamery Bday Club

Your loved ones’ bday is cause for celebration and the stations of KUAM and Coldstone Creamery want to make it extra special for them! Beginning April 1, KUAM News and Radio are launching the Bday

Nominate someone for the Good Neighbor Award

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Zach Banner headed to Cleveland

In an Instagram post, Banner said he has been picked up by the Cleveland Browns and called being released by the Colts a “sad day” but voiced excitement at the chance to play in Cleveland.

Banner released from the Colts

A day after making the Indianapolis Colts initial 53-man roster, Chamorro Zach Banner was released from the team to make room for players the Colts claimed off of waivers. Banner was one of four players released by the team today.This means that in the next twenty four hours, another NFL team can claim Banner. If he is not picked up by another team, he can be placed on the Colts’ practice squa

UOG basketball stacks roster with off-island recruits

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