The Guam Museum Foundation, Inc. invites the community to join us for “Silebra yan Sustieni Estoria-ta” on Saturday, Oct. 3, ...

On January 31, 1946, Carolyn Joyce Robinson was born to my grandparents, Floyd and Etsel Robinson. She was, and always will ...

The Guam Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 102nd Anniversary Gala at the Dusit Thani Guam on Sept. 12. Under the theme “America 250”, the evening brought together island entrepreneurs, business ...

The viral craze sees health influencers adding a spoonful of coconut oil to their morning coffee, claiming it increases ...

Videos of influencers pointing to vague symptoms like bloating and swollen ankles and claiming they're symptoms of insulin ...

Native plants from oceanic islands often become imperiled following invasions of non-native insects. We have seen our fair share of these invasions on Guam. The recent invasion by the coconut ...

A new study found people living with severe mental illness are dying on average 15-20 years earlier than the general ...

The Sun actually set due west on Monday the 21st here on Guam, so watch the Sun disappear from your favorite stargazing ...

Less than half of single Americans believe they’ll ever find “the one,” according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults, half single and half in relationships, revealed just 41% ...

A school bus carrying John F. Kennedy High School students stalled early Tuesday morning while traveling up the hill toward the school, but no students were injured, Principal Barbara Adamos ...

American fusion breakfast restaurant Eggs ‘n Things Guam closed its doors Wednesday after some 12 years of serving omelettes, ...

Lawmakers will wait another week before deciding whether to pass a $19.9 million spending bill from Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero that would put $15.9 million up for a new electronic ...