GMH Health IT Funding: Guam lawmakers paused a special session on Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s Section 30 plan that would fund $15.8M for a modern electronic health records system at Guam Memorial Hospital Authority and $4M for UOG’s Blue Economy Innovation Center, setting up public hearings on competing bills before the next session. School Health & Safety: Guam Department of Education says deficiencies were fixed at Tiyan High and Simon Sanchez High after a sanitary inspection, but the sanitary permit remains suspended pending another review—while officials also report gaps in student engagement during the closure. Mental Health: “Wellness Wednesday” highlights Guam’s suicide rate—more than double the national average—with a push for community-based prevention and the 988 lifeline. Community Support & Access: The Guam Jiu-Jitsu Federation launched an official website and membership platform aimed at athlete protection and transparent governance, while Southern High School received coordinated military and local help ahead of a sanitary inspection. Food Costs: The School Nutrition Association urged federal action to stabilize school meal program funding, citing rising food, labor, and equipment costs. Local Education Growth: UOG welcomed 2,942 students for Fall 2026, up 3%, as it continues expanding academic and workforce pathways. Power Reliability: Guam Power Authority is weighing another Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause increase as fuel costs remain volatile, with residents still feeling the impact of higher bills.