Maternal Care Upgrade: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority cleared final procurement for the first phase of a $17.8M maternal and newborn care renovation, with initial work expected within 30 days after a notice to proceed; the project will modernize labor and delivery, postpartum, NICU and other maternity spaces so services can continue during construction. Medical Workforce & Safety: Guam’s chief medical examiner office may get temporary autopsy coverage after the resignation of Dr. Keng-Chih “Kenny” Su, with a forensic pathologist candidate discussed to keep the system stable. School Health & Continuity: Tiyan and Simon A. Sanchez High School repairs are pushing toward a possible double-session schedule if a Sept. 11 inspection passes, with ongoing roof and safety work affecting when students can return. Community Wellness: Go Peace 26 convened behavioral health and prevention leaders at Hyatt Regency Guam, focusing on intergenerational mental health and substance-use prevention. Wellness Access: SNAP maximum benefits are set to rise Oct. 1 under new USDA rates, affecting household support levels across the U.S. Local Energy Research: UOG and federal researchers are studying the old Tanguisson power plant site for ocean thermal energy conversion and nearby areas for seawater air conditioning—linked to future marine energy planning.