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THE Federal Bureau of Investigation has formally dismissed claims made in a viral YouTube video in which a woman claims to be Faloma Luhk, one of two sisters who disappeared from Saipan in 2011.

CHARLSTON Yamada Aiken was found guilty of assault and battery and disturbing the peace following a June 9 bench trial before Superior Court Presiding Judge Joseph N. Camacho.

Section 713 of Public Law 24-20, the FY2026 spending measure, imposes a 30-day suspension without pay on any expenditure authority whose department or agency violates the Planning and Budgeting Act by exceeding its allocation. Section 203(e) of the budget law also imposes a 30-day suspension withou…

THE bicameral conference committee on Wednesday agreed on a compromise version of House Bill 24-96 to fund the Marianas Visitors Authority’s tourism recovery efforts.

SUPERIOR Court Associate Judge Teresa Kim-Tenorio has found probable cause to hold Michael Kazuo Ito, 31, for trial on charges of kidnapping, two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, two counts of assault and battery, and two counts of disturbing the peace in connection with an alleged violen…

CITADEL Pacific, which operates IT&E in the CNMI, and IP&E Saipan assisted in transporting generators for the Diocese of Chalan Kanoa.

(MVA) —  The Marianas continues to make strong, steady progress in its recovery following Super Typhoon Sinlaku in April, with major tourism facilities reopening, flight resumptions anticipated this month, and community‑led cleanup efforts restoring key visitor areas.

The dispute arises from defects in the Tottotville housing project, where Telesource CNMI, Inc. and SSFM International, Inc., were found jointly liable through arbitration for approximately $5.4 million in damages owed to homeowners.

(CHCC) — In the aftermath of Super Typhoon Sinlaku, the Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation’s Population Health Services continues to support communities across the CNMI through coordinated recovery, outreach, and public health response efforts.