Guam Recovery & Utilities: Guam is “gradually returning to normal” after Super Typhoon Bavi, but officials flag severe coastal erosion and ongoing cleanup as power restoration continues; GPA crews are waiting on eight bucket trucks and other gear from Saipan while reporting major feeder restoration progress, and a green-waste debris disposal site opened at Ypao Point with strict limits to speed FEMA-compliant recovery. Telecom Resilience: GTA and Docomo Pacific reported steady network restoration after Bavi, and Docomo Pacific added Starlink Mobile emergency SMS connectivity in case cell networks go down. Local Business & Tourism: Tumon Night Market is set to resume Sunday after last week’s cancellation, with the Guam Visitors Bureau citing vendor recovery time and safety. Budget & Governance: Guam lawmakers recessed the FY2027 budget session after Bavi-related outages and confusion, with debate centered on business privilege tax rates and projected revenue impacts. Defense & Tech: Lockheed Martin showcased software-driven command-and-control linking Guam’s missile defense systems during Valiant Shield 2026, underscoring the push to integrate sensors and interceptors faster. Weather Watch: NWS says Invest 97W is not expected to threaten Guam or CNMI, though residents may see routine showers as local weather patterns shift. Regional Geopolitics: China’s rare submarine-launched ballistic missile test drew condemnation from Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the U.S., adding to Pacific security tensions. Infrastructure Funding: DOT announced $1.73B in 2026 BUILD grants, including projects across Guam and Puerto Rico, with roads and transit taking the biggest share.