Auto-Pedestrian Fatality: Guam Police are investigating a fatal auto-pedestrian crash in Anigua and say a truck driver “felt a bump,” while investigators also map the scene. Vaccine Guidance: Pediatricians and health departments report they’re sidestepping new CDC vaccine guidance tied to federal leadership changes, raising concerns about trust and immunization messaging. Hospital Finances: Guam Memorial Hospital’s FY2025 audit shows progress but GMH remains in a $294.9M negative net position, with auditors flagging a procurement compliance issue tied to COVID-19 funds. Budget & Care Funding: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero vetoed Guam’s FY2027 budget bill and called a special session, warning proposed business tax cuts could reduce healthcare and behavioral health funding. Childcare Subsidies: Lawmakers debate whether childcare subsidies will be cut if funding runs short, with middle-income families at risk. School Health Access: Oversight is questioned over a plan to use George Washington High School space for special education students displaced by a charter school arrangement. Food Support: The 2026 Summer EBT extension ends Saturday, with $180 one-time benefits per eligible child. Community Health Support: Kupu received a $1.75M AmeriCorps grant to train conservation leaders across Hawai‘i and the Pacific, including Guam. Disaster Preparedness: Officials warn Marianas businesses and leaders to prepare for a prolonged tropical cyclone season after Super Typhoon Bavi.