[ON HIATUS] KPRG News: Weekly Roundup

The U.S. greenlights satellite phone services in Guam and CNMI, new U.S. Air Force infrastructure plans are underway, an and environmental bill pushes forward in Guam.

Moylan pushes the VA office move, CNMI eyes air service aid, Guam road fixes, artist grants are open, and GDOE seeks a $125M ARPA fund extension.

Guam reacts to Pope Francis' passing, CNMI residents decry President Trump's policies, and the critically endangered Sihek has laid eggs in the wild.

Missing boater search continues, MVA's tourism scramble, Marshall Islands President's sustainability push, and Guam's Medicaid bill.

Federal cuts hit Guam and CNMI cultural groups, UOG avoids tuition hikes, and Guam loses $27M in grants. Plus: veteran aid and CNMI's funding fight.

Trump's tariffs on Pacific nations, remembering Guam's conservative voice Robert Klitzkie and University of Guam's new Carnegie designation.

Marshall Island's President heads to Guam, Saipan and Tinian are experiencing a drought and the U.S. Navy offers free mental health services.

Gov. Leon Guerrero warns federal cuts may hit Guam, Saipan's Imperial Pacific top bidder revealed and former Philippine President Duterte arrested.

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero visits Washington, Marianas High School wins mock trial competition and Cope North 2025 wraps up at Andersen Air Force Base.

A stalking horse bidder is set for IPI’s bankruptcy auction, Okkodo High wins the mock trial, and territorial leaders meet with DOI’s Insular Affairs group.

An order halts offshore wind near Guam, CNMI and Google boost internet, and a Taiwan firm aids Pacific Islands with renewable energy.

CNMI's governor reacts to a federal directive rescission, Guam lawmakers debate a budget surplus, and officials brief on GMH's use of federal funds.

GovGuam welcomes the end of a federal grant freeze, four B-1 Bombers arrive, and Del. Moylan urges the VA to boost staff support on Guam.

New inter-island air service launches, India’s minister visits Guam unofficially, and GovGuam declares January Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.

CNMI’s delegate explains why territories can't vote for House speaker, updates Port Vila’s quake recovery, and public comment opens for potential wind energy leasing near Guam.

CNMI Gov. Arnold Palacios rejoins the GOP, China-Solomon Islands visa exemption begins, and a Guam nonprofit works to secure agricultural land.