Guam Health Leadership: Sen. Telo Taitague is pushing to create an executive director role for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner after Dr. Keng-Chih “Kenny” Su’s sudden departure, citing staffing gaps, outdated equipment, and weak administrative support. School Health & Safety: Tiyan High School and Simon Sanchez High School lost seven school days after sanitation failures and permit enforcement; meanwhile, McCool Elementary/Middle School is shifting to virtual instruction due to ongoing air-conditioning repairs. Public Health Alerts: Guam Waterworks Authority issued a boil-water notice after E. coli was found in a Barrigada-area well, warning of diarrhea and higher risk for infants and immunocompromised residents. Local Care Access: Guam’s SNAP benefits faced delays for 79 households after a power outage disrupted EBT loading, though benefits were processed the next day. Emergency Response & Injury: A 1-year-old died after a Yona auto-pedestrian crash involving a backing vehicle; investigations continue. GovGuam Operations: Internet disruption across government was blamed on power outages draining backup batteries, affecting some services briefly. Election & Care Stakes: A local op-ed argues Guam’s next election must answer hard questions on GMH, affordability, and long-term health and economic stability. Telehealth Rules: A new analysis highlights that telehealth physicians must be licensed where the patient is located, not where the doctor practices.