Mangilao Hospital Legal Fight: A federal judge dismissed Guam AG Doug Moylan’s bid to block the Mangilao medical complex in federal court, saying the case should be handled by the Guam Supreme Court; Moylan says he’ll appeal, while GovGuam calls it a win for moving the project forward. School Health Compliance: F.B. Leon Guerrero Middle School remains unauthorized to reopen after back-to-back DPHSS health and sanitation inspections found noncompliance; GDOE says the process is phased and a follow-up inspection is set, with students still in temporary arrangements. Forensic Care Capacity: Guam’s chief medical examiner, Dr. Keng-Chih “Kenny” Su, resigned effective Aug. 31, warning the island’s only OCME office is overstrained and needs a new building and more funding. Public Health & Wellness for Seniors: UOG Land Grant and DPHS&S launched “Bingocize®,” a twice-weekly exercise and health education program for seniors at the Yona/Talo’fo’fo Senior Center, expanding after Sept. 4. Workforce Training: Guam received a $609,335 federal grant to expand registered apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship pipelines, targeting at least 150 participants. Infrastructure Hardening & Water Safety: Guam and CNMI leaders urged coordinated upgrades to power, roads, ports, and water systems as military buildup and storms strain capacity; meanwhile, the Joint Region Marianas drinking water committee reviewed quality, compliance, and resilience efforts. Childcare Funding Pressure: Lawmakers recessed a childcare subsidy special session amid disputes over the needed $7.6 million, with decisions pushed past the Aug. 1 primary. Injury & Safety: A Route 1 crash in Piti left a toddler and two others injured; the driver faces impaired-driving-related charges after a breath test showed 0.198%.