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Bowser, business leaders pitch $400M plan to fix Washington, DC’s ailing downtown

D.C. officials unveiled recommendations Monday to revive the city’s ailing downtown and help return the revenue it generates to pre-pandemic levels - emphasizing public safety as worries about crime escalate and reconceptualizing corridors that once catered to 9-to-5 employees as…...

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Gill Breeze to get water and wastewater infrastructure after nearly 20 years

After nearly 20 years without running water or wastewater services, Gill Breeze residents now have hope for change. Through federal grant funding allocated by the US Environmental Protection Agency, the Guam Waterworks Authority will soon be building thos...

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Robocalls, ringless voicemails and AI: Real estate enters the age of automation

Southern California's real estate market is as cold as the snow currently adorning the peaks of its mountains. Interest rates are up. Inventory is down. And deals are few and far between....

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Community sounds off on Guam Police Department ‘No cultural statement’

Many community members took to social media in response to a story we aired last week about an order handed down by Guam Police Department Col. Joseph Carbuillido, banning the use of the sinahi by officers, saying it gives off an 'unprofessional appearanc...

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Housing-market rebound poses challenge in Fed's inflation fight

Home prices are again on the rise after a brief dip last year, complicating the Federal Reserve's effort to contain inflation and raising questions about how much further policymakers will have to hike interest rates....

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CNMI Corrections will suspend two officers after inmate escaped in January

The CNMI Department of Corrections continues to review its procedures after an inmate slipped past two corrections officers and fled on foot while at the hospital in January. Authorities were able to capture him hours later and now, the focus turns to the...

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Surprisingly strong US economic data keeps recession fears at bay

A flurry of data showed surprising strength in several corners of the U.S. economy, painting a picture of resilience and further delaying any likelihood of recession....

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Complaint: Ex-real estate worker stole $15K from clients

A woman who previously worked at a local real estate company is under arrest accused of stealing $15,148.27 from two of the company’s clients. Hanneaka Therese McDonald, 28, is charged with theft of property held in trust. The alleged theft occurred...

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US housing starts surge most since 2016

U.S. housing starts unexpectedly surged in May by the most since 2016 and applications to build increased, suggesting residential construction is on track to help fuel economic growth....

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NMI delegate candidate King-Hinds responds to Torres's endorsement

Former CNMI governor Ralph Torres publicly supported Kimberlyn King-Hinds for delegate. Torres recently disclosed his support in an interview with local media ahead of the Republican Party Primary where voters will decide if King-Hinds or John Gonzales wi...

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