Port Infrastructure: The Port Authority of Guam won $12.85M for fuel resilience upgrades, including new 10-inch fuel pipelines linking F1 and Golf piers, after typhoon damage and structural deterioration at F1. Broadband Buildout: Guam signed BEAD deals with GTA and IT&E to bring high-speed service to about 1,340 homes plus schools and clinics, but construction depends on engineering, environmental, permitting, and financial reviews. Disaster Readiness & Tech: UOG Guam Green Growth and GTA will host a Storm Smart Workshop on generator maintenance and staying connected during typhoons. High Court Fight: A “States Back Guam” coalition urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a disposal permit challenge, keeping the legal fight alive. Energy & Costs: CAB raised the passenger fuel surcharge to Level 13 for Aug. 1-15, ending a six-period slide, while Guam’s power and fuel costs remain a recurring pressure point for residents and industry. Public Health Facility: A ribbon cutting marked the opening of the $38M Guam Public Health Training and Laboratory Facility in Mangilao, enabling faster on-island testing. Cybersecurity Warning: Guam’s governor warned that Chinese-linked hackers have targeted Guam critical infrastructure for long-term access, urging businesses to prepare for digital threats. Indo-Pacific Logistics: RIMPAC training plans shifted as weather disrupted amphibious landings, underscoring how quickly operations can change. Regional Investment Interest: Taiwan’s foreign minister said Guam investment is possible but high electricity costs are a major hurdle. Sports Tourism: Guam will host the Oceania Volleyball Championship Aug. 3-9, with regional teams and ticketed day passes starting at $10.