The independent senator provided a list of financial solutions to help the governor follow the law about paying retirees and teachers.

IPI is back in the news. This time, its CFO has resigned.

After years of financial mismanagement, Gov. Torres now will withhold payments to retirees, and he's blaming public school employees for it.

The governor has instituted a mandatory curfew in the wake of the death of a 70-year-old man under quarantine for COVID-19.

NMI public school students will learn through the Distance Education Program for the rest of the school year.

The Guam governor wants the U.S. Attorney for Guam and the NMI removed after he defied her orders for quarantine upon arrival from off islan

In a sweeping bill, Congress may wipe away many of your personal financial worries as the nation endures the COVID-19 emergency.

CNMI medical referral patients who stayed at the Wyndham hotel have been relocated.

The federal corruption trial into the Ataligs took a turn, with testimony accusing the FBI and the U.S. Attorney of witness tampering.

In the midst of infection concerns, the CNMI government hasn't cancelled huge marathon & triathlon gatherings & the Guam airport isn't ready

The CNMI governor and lieutenant governor took to the airwaves on KKMP in what appears to be hints of further austerity on the horizon.

Rota Sen. Paul Manglona disclosed documents and receipts proving his proper use of public funds.

Saipan Sen. Vinnie Sablan is preparing to disclose the receipts justifying his expenditure of $15.7L in public allowances funds.

Saipan’s Marianas High School is on lockdown. Students and teachers have been told to Shelter in Place. This is a developing story....

Commissioner Rosario confirms that a 4-day school week is on the horizon as PSS struggles to pay its bills.

GOP Sen. Justo Quitugua has agreed to disclose the receipts of his expenditures of $32K in legislative allowances taken in FY2019.

U.S. Rep. Gregorio Kilili Sablan took the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to task for the lack of services to NMI veterans.

House Ways and Means chairman Ivan Blanco took $8,800 in legislative allowances in FY2019, and refuses to disclose his receipts.

The most absent member of the Commonwealth Legislature found the time to spend $13,400 in allowances he received in 2019.

Sen. Francisco Cruz maxed his legislative allowances for FY2019 during the 21st Commonwealth Legislature.