Thus said Zoe Travis, who started a one-person demonstration last Monday along the intersection of San Jose and Beach Road, promising to devote one hour of her time every morning until this Friday to hold up a placard that says “Black Lives Matter.” Yesterday, she was joined by some people she knew and by many she did not know—with the collective goal of amplifying the voices of people of color—and Travis is inviting the CNMI community to join them and make this cause louder. “Today we are...

The Board of Education has raised concerns regarding the possibility of the Public School System losing the $24-million grant they were awarded by the Federal Emergency Management agency over a month ago to rebuild the Hopwood Middle School campus. This is so because it has been...

One person has been confirmed to have contracted COVID-19, a female passenger on the May 28, 2020 United Airlines flight from Guam and who originated from the U.S. mainland. This raises the CNMI’s total positive COVID-19 cases to 23. The newest patient is a 30-year-old female,...

The CNMI has submitted to the Federal Emergency Management Agency a $38-million reimbursement request for expenses incurred for its COVID-19 operations. Patrick Guerrero, the governor’s authorized representative, disclosed this during a radio press briefing Monday, explaining the...