Power & Energy: Guam’s new 198-megawatt Ukudu power plant was officially ribbon-cut, promising about 3,000 fewer barrels of fuel oil burned per day and aiming to cut load-shedding worries for roughly 75% of the island’s power needs. Tourism & Culture: The Guam Visitors Bureau brought a “Wellness Island” pitch to the 41st Seoul International Travel Fair, with 12 local partners showcasing Guam’s nature, sports, and culture to Korean travelers. Sports Spotlight: Academy of Our Lady of Guam Cougars standout Mylie Butters signed to play softball in North Carolina, while Guam’s Rai Flores and Deren Perez advanced on American Ninja Warrior to the Western Regional Finals. Community Events: Sånta Rita-Sumai’s first Papaya Block Party drew praise, even as parking and setup issues popped up. Local Food Skills: UOG’s BBQ Bootcamp returns Saturday, June 20, teaching “Rib Essentials” with hands-on ribs and take-home racks. Local Governance/Tech: The Guam Legislature terminated a nearly $200K AI contract tied to bill-drafting support. Legal/Local Crime: A convicted former Guam bingo operator was added to the FBI’s most-wanted fraud list. Sports Facilities Proposal: A bill would let Barrigada Heights lease land for new soccer pitch and community sports/recreation facilities. International Entertainment: HBO Max’s doc “The A List: 15 Stories from Asian Pacific Diasporas” spotlights AAPI stories. Big News (Not Guam-Entertainment): A US Air Force B-52 crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California, with eight crew members reported dead.