Guam Power Recovery: Guam’s utilities are nearly back to normal after Super Typhoon Bavi, with the Guam Power Authority reporting 96% of customer demand restored and 100% of transmission lines energized, while crews shift to fixing isolated outages and damaged transformers. Rota Relief: More than 400 Rota families received American Red Cross support after Bavi, including meals, health services, and casework at two shelters. Public Health Emergency: Guam’s health secretary declared a public health emergency for Guam and CNMI following Bavi. Workforce Pipeline: JABSOM is mentoring Guam’s next generation of physicians through the ʻImi Hoʻōla Program and Chålan Åmte, aiming to reduce the need for off-island specialty care. TRICARE Data Breach: TriWest Healthcare Alliance notified 11,844 beneficiaries of a breach that may have exposed protected health information. Radiation Compensation Push: U.S. lawmakers and advocates renewed efforts to expand federal nuclear radiation compensation, including proposals to raise payouts and extend filing deadlines—an issue that also includes Guam’s Delegate James Moylan. Local Governance & Healthcare Funding: Guam’s budget fight continues, with lawmakers debating funding levels for the Department of Education and Guam Memorial Hospital Authority, while Gov. Leon Guerrero says she may veto the FY27 budget. Legal/Health Workplace Dispute: A former child support enforcement officer alleges the AG denied doctor-recommended maternity leave and fired her, sparking debate over parental rights and workplace culture.