From 1993 to 2025, former Agana Heights mayor Paul M. McDonald - also the longest-serving president of the Mayors Council of Guam - devoted his life to service and community. Today, island leaders remember the political giant not only for his steadfast leadership, but also for the warmth and compassion that defined his legacy. | KUAM News

Back-to-back Guam national road cycling champ Kristen Lombard's preparation, inspiration & motivation | KUAM News

No matter how beautiful Guam is, tourism growth will stall without a much-needed boost in airseat capacity. That’s the warning the Guam Visitors Bureau sent to lawmakers as they defended their request for $11.1 million for airline incentives. As Matsuki Hirayama reports, it comes as senators deliberate where to cut funding as they work with a tight budget to fund the government. | KUAM News

Tomorrow on Toon In With Me: Toony and Bill tour the U.S. territory of Guam, exploring its waterfalls and local cuisine! 🌊🍽️ #metv Watch Toon In With Me tomorrow at 7A | 6C! #ToonInWithMe | MeTV

The cleanup of the old Dededo Solid Waste Transfer Station is nearing completion for the Guam Environmental Protection Agency’s new headquarters. But one major issue remains: what to do with the estimated $1 million discarded tires still stockpiled at the site. | KUAM News

How much you pay in taxes, whether you can purchase an affordable home, and how the government spends your money – those were the focus at the Guam Chamber of Commerce’s general membership meeting Wednesday. Chamber members and lawmakers spent the afternoon tackling issues that hit close to home for families and businesses. | KUAM News