Here's some of the many sights and sounds from Fanachu Famaolaoan, the annual conference hosted by the Guam Women Chamber of Commerce, which was held today at the Hyatt Regency Guam. | KUAM News

Now, we often bring you coverage of the 38th Guam Legislature, but today another body is taking the spotlight. The 35th Guam Youth Congress may not write the island’s laws just yet, but the responsibility they carry is no less impactful. Their voices represent Guam’s youth, and as we saw in their first regular session, they’re not shy about using them. | KUAM News

Billions of dollars in military construction have turned Guam into a dig site for history. But the government office that decides what happens to every artifact and ancestral remain discovered is now bracing for a big budget cut. At Monday’s oversight hearing, lawmakers got sobering news. The Guam State Historic Preservation Office—charged with preserving the island’s past—will lose about a third of its funding in the coming fiscal year. | KUAM News

We're continuing our coverage of those vying for the role of the superintendent for the Guam Department of Education. Now, we sit down with deputy superintendent of curriculum and instructional improvement Joe Sanchez—who shares his vision, his journey, and why he believes he’s the right fit for the job. | KUAM News