The eyewall of Super Typhoon Yutu will hit Tinian and Saipan imminently.   According to the U.S. Natioanl Weather Service in Guam, the Saipan airport has reported sustained winds of 67 miles per hour, with gusts up to 91 mph, but as the eyewall approaches in the next couple...

The Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management, in coordination with the National Weather Service, Guam Weather Forecast Office, is issuing out an urgent warning to the residents of the CNMI, especially for the islands of Saipan and Tinian: Super Typhoon Yutu is being...

Super Typhoon Yutu resulted in the cancellation of all flights in the CNMI starting yesterday afternoon and until this morning, Thursday.   Despite this, the Francisco C. Ada/Saipan International Airport remains open, according to Commonwealth Ports Authority executive...

Several shelters of the Public School System that were initially opened as Super Typhoon Yutu approached the CNMI yesterday were immediately filled with evacuees, resulting in the opening of others.   In an announcement last Tuesday, PSS said it opened the Marianas High...