NWS Meteorologist-in-Charge Brandon Aydlett Warns of Category 4 Track; Marianas Should Expect Conditions to Deteriorate by Monday Midday

SAIPAN — National Weather Service meteorologist-in-charge Brandon Aydlett told Good Morning Marianas Saturday morning that the latest forecast track from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center reflects a Category 4 typhoon moving through the Marianas near Guam, and urged residents across the island chain to use the remaining good weather days to complete preparations before conditions deteriorate Monday.
NWS Forecaster: Tropical System Near Pohnpei Could Reach Marianas Between April 12 and 14

SAIPAN — Worried about that storm brewing southeast of the Marianas? A National Weather Service forecaster said Monday that a tropical disturbance developing near Pohnpei and Kosrae in eastern Micronesia could affect the Marianas between April 12 and 14, though the system’s track and intensity remain highly uncertain.
IT&E Launches ‘The Loop,’ Offering $0.50 Off Per Gallon at Shell and Free Data Roaming for $150-a-Month Customers

SAIPAN — IT&E has launched a new loyalty program called The Loop, offering customers who spend $150 or more per month a package of benefits including 50 cents off per gallon of fuel at Shell stations, free international data roaming and a free service of their choice, CEO David Gibson announced Wednesday on Good Morning Marianas.
Author Dan King Brings WWII’s Other Side to Saipan

SAIPAN — Dan King has spent decades doing what most historians won’t: sitting across from the enemy and asking them what happened.
PSS Commissioner Highlights Construction Projects, Spring Events

SAIPAN — Public School System Commissioner Dr. Lawrence Camacho outlined a series of upcoming events and ongoing construction projects across CNMI schools during a Tuesday morning appearance on Good Morning Marianas.
Tropical Depression Nuri Now on “Life Support,” Forecaster Says; Gusty Winds and Heavy Rain Still Expected Through Friday

NWS Guam meteorologist says deep convection collapsed overnight, but remnant system will bring unsettled weather to the Marianas through the weekend
King-Hinds Says She Is Considering Legislation to End Birthright Citizenship for Tourists’ Children Born in CNMI

Congresswoman also confirms meeting with Senate letter author, calls EVS-TAP a Trump administration program and says CNMI will not regain immigration control in her lifetime
King-Hinds calls 2026 ‘Mount 2026’ as CNMI faces critical challenges

SAIPAN — U.S. Congresswoman Kimberlyn King-Hinds framed 2026 as a critical year for the commonwealth Fridayday as it faces mounting economic pressures and federal scrutiny.
NMTech Opens Spring 2026 Registration, Celebrates 111 Graduates

SAIPAN – NMTech, the CNMI’s only technical trade school, is now accepting registration for its Spring 2026 semester, which begins January 20, following a graduation ceremony Thursday night that saw 111 students receive certificates across multiple programs.
Jay Santos Announces 2026 CNMI Senate Run on Good Morning Marianas

SAIPAN – Long-time business leader and community advocate Jay Santos officially announced his candidacy for the CNMI Senate during a live interview on Good Morning Marianas Thursday morning, marking his first venture into politics after more than three decades of community service in Saipan.