Mental Health Access: A Guam letter says the island’s mental health system needs major upgrades, citing long emergency psychiatric wait times, limited specialized care, unclear discharge follow-up, and a shortage of long-term care and recovery supports. Fraud and Patient Care Fundraising: A Guam bingo operator tied to a Shriners Hospital transportation scheme is now on the FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudsters list, after federal authorities said millions were laundered from a $34 million operation meant for sick children. Hospital Infrastructure Funding: Consolidated Commission on Utilities discussions show $104M in American Rescue Plan Act money set for the Mangilao hospital complex may be reallocated to meet federal spending deadlines, with legal fights and procurement constraints shaping what can be used and by when. Water & Wastewater Projects: CCU authorized the Guam Waterworks Authority to use ARPA funds for eligible water and wastewater infrastructure tied to obligations before Dec. 31, 2024, aiming to reduce reliance on bonds. School Health & Wellness: Guam High School won a $500 prize for student participation in the Kick the Fat 2026 5K/10K, a youth wellness initiative tied to activity and nutrition awareness. Special Education Oversight: The House Appropriations Committee directed the U.S. Department of Education to examine special education service gaps in Guam and brief Congress within 180 days. Healthcare Workforce Policy: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero vetoed a bill expanding licensing pathways for internationally trained physicians into Guam’s private sector, while signing a separate measure unlocking $77M for the school district.