KSPN2 News
KSPN2 News February 16, 2026
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- KSPN2 News February 16, 2026
- Runtime
- 33:55
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, Mañagaha Island welcomes new stewardship for a new year.
An investment on strengthening the ethical foundation of CNMI leaders is made.
We head to the sister island of Tinian for this year’s 22nd annual Pika Fest.
We hear from the 500 Sails team on their voyages to and from the sister island of Tinian as part of the weekend Pika festivities.
In a new segment, KSPN2’s own Dan Shor asks the community of the NMI “What’s your story?”.
In Sports, the 2026 Public School System Athletics Program Va’a Races continued this past weekend.
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- KSPN2 News February 13, 2026
- Runtime
- 41:00
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, an automobile pedestrian accident leads to fatal consequences.
A ribbon cutting in Garapan hopes to renew hope in a struggling village.
Boats prepare to voyage off into the sister island.
We headed into the Love Local Valentine’s Pop Up Market that was filled with nothing but overpowering love.
In Sports, athletes take part in a workshop at Trench Tech Saipan.
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- KSPN2 News February 11, 2026
- Runtime
- 32:49
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, an auto pedestrian crash leaves one dead this morning in Puerto Rico.
The free trade zone is now the economic incentive district.
The Hotel Association of the Northern Mariana Islands is raising serious concern over the potential suspension of air service from Korea.
Teams from Saipan, Tinian, and Rota showcased the art of synchronization and military style drills.
In Sports, va'a paddlers line up as this weekend was filled with quick sprints in the Saipan lagoon.
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- KSPN2 News February 09, 2026
- Runtime
- 38:26
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, we head back to Greenland as it makes its way back into the headlines as President Donald Trump suggests that the United States “needs” the arctic island.
Gov. David Apatang updates the community on discussions for the nation's capitol regarding challenges the CNMI faces.
The judicial system is undergoing a change in command with the resignation of an associate justice who retires after 17 years.
A local man reportedly violates probation terms and is back in superior court.
In Sports, the youth of the NMI dominate the courts of Guam to qualify for their next competition.
And, it is Super Spelling Bowl day in the CNMI, let's see which team members of the community are rooting for and what word is up next to spell.
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- The Queen of Anatahan - Chris McNaughton & Evan Larson
- Runtime
- 24:22
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
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- Producer/Director Chris McNaughton and Producer Evan Larson share about their upcoming film "The Queen of Anatahan," documenting the story of a group of Japanese soldiers and civilians who became stranded on Anatahan after World War II. 02 05 26
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- KSPN2 News February 06, 2026
- Runtime
- 40:14
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, hundreds line up for job opportunities at the Department of Labor Job Fair today in Garapan.
The Nursing Program at NMC is in the works of expansion with over 2 million dollars in funding awarded.
Jelly fish warnings have been issued along areas of the Saipan lagoon.
The Girl Scout cookie season is ending soon and we visit their booth and see what their favorite cookies are.
In Sports, we head to the sister island of Luta for the Luta Marathon.
Youth of the Marianas fire up their racquets on the tennis courts in our neighbor island.
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- KSPN2 News February 04, 2026
- Runtime
- 33:40
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight's News, a case of official misconduct is refiled against the Lt. Governor in Superior Court.
Two defendants accused of kidnapping a former tour operator are back in court.
The CNMI Senate passes a bill helping to create a child abuse and neglect registry.
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month challenges teens and their parents to open up about the cycle of abuse.
The Chamber welcomes its new President.
Two documentary filmmakers on their film about Anatahan Island.
In Sports, high school students begin their va'a paddling season.
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- KSPN2 News February 02, 2026
- Runtime
- 34:24
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, a vessel on Saipan struggled to stay afloat and has now sunken deep into the marina.
Philippine Airlines representatives meet and greet local officials in the governor’s conference room.
A local woman is seen in court for stolen firearms and the transportation of them without a locked container.
The annual Winter Gala announcing the Chamber of Commerce businessperson of the year.
A book signing was held at the Joeten Kiyu Library this past Friday night.
As we remember the late Lino Olopai we take a look back at a story from 2023 where he alongside with captain and crew sailed along the Mariana Trench to a small atoll uniquely connected to the Northern Islands.
In Sports, we head over to the sister island of Guam for the Copa de Marianas jiu-jitsu tournament.
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- KSPN2 News January 30, 2026
- Runtime
- 36:02
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, a legend has passed yesterday evening. We will reflect on his life and the impact he left on the people of the CNMI.
We take a look at a story back in 2006 of Lino Olopai and his book “Rope of Tradition”.
Today ends the three day pacific judicial council conference of court clerks.
School counselors help students achieve their academic goals.
In sports, showers were installed by the office of Lt. Governor just in time for the Va’a races.
A race on our sister island of Rota takes place this weekend.
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- KSPN2 News January 28, 2026
- Runtime
- 30:37
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- THE FORMER CHAIRWOMAN OF IMPERIAL PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL; THE DRAGONLADY, IS RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
A PHARMACUTICAL COMPANY IS IN THE BEGINNING STAGES OF SETTING UP SHOP IN THE MARIANAS.
CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE KIMBERLYN KING–HINDS RESPONDS TO A LETTER SEEKING TO CURB CNMI CHINESE TOURISM.
SMALL BUSINESSES IN THE CNMI LOOK TO PARTNER WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
COURT CLERKS FROM ACROSS MICRONESIA DESCEND UPON SAIPAN.
EVERYONES FAVORITE SEGMENT; WELCOME TO SAIPAN. YOU KNOW WE ARE THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
AND IN SPORTS, THESE KIDS CAN COUNT ON MORE THAN THEIR FINGERS....THEY CAN DIVIDE AND CONQUER.
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- KSPN2 News January 26, 2026
- Runtime
- 34:58
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, the Lt. Governor of the NMI was back in court today as he answers charges of misconduct in public office, but it appears after a new ruling, that the case could be back at step 1.
The Marianas welcomes 14,922 visitors in December 2025. That’s down 24% from the same time last year.
Heavy rain and flood conditions have forced NMTech to cancel classes until further notice.
Time is up on a local executive order to merge one organization into another.
A bill passed to include the NMI in a small business lending program already available to every other U.S Jurisdiction.
A group of exchange students visit the KSPN2 News Studio.
In Sports, 12 teams gather in Tanapag for the Mayor's 3-on-3 Basketball Cup.
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- Hope and Recovery - Richard Pierce
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- 30:37
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
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- Richard Pierce shares a message of hope as he reflects on substance abuse in the Marianas through the lens of his role in the creation of the CNMI government's drug policy, treatment and services offered today, and his personal recovery journey. 01.22.26
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- KSPN2 News January 23, 2026
- Runtime
- 33:54
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, Greenland is making international headlines as global powers show renewed interest in the arctic islands strategic location and resources.
The Hotel Association reports an occupancy of just 29% for the month of December.
Two separate letters were sent to the President of the United States, both urging action regarding the CNMI Chinese Waiver Program.
It’s Airforce Community Day at the Saipan International Airport.
In Arts, the NMI Museum of History and Culture closes an historic art exhibit.
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- KSPN2 News January 21, 2026
- Runtime
- 34:58
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, one of the two officers accused of assaulting a 28 year old man last month submitted his resignation from the force.
Nearly a century ago, one man helped transform Saipan into an industrial center of the Pacific.
The Garapan Elementary School cafeteria was packed with some robotic creations.
In this week’s “Your Humanities Half-Hour”, host Catherine Perry sits down with Saipan resident Richard Pierce to talk about hope and recovery.
In Arts, our KSPN2’s Dan Shor sits down with New York Times best selling author, Marc Cameron, and talks about his career, his process, and more.
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- KSPN2 News January 19, 2026
- Runtime
- 31:38
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, today we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. 's birthday.
A No King Protest on the latest actions by the United States Administration.
A conversation with Luis John Castro.
In Sports, the Marianas Visitors Authority hosts the Saipan Sugarcane Railroad Journey Run.
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- KSPN2 News January 16, 2026
- Runtime
- 35:19
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight's News, the CNMI Broadband Policy and Development Office joins Operation Governors Digital Connect to distribute free computers to the CNMI manomko.
A former Saipan dive master pleads guilty to possession of child pornography.
Moses Cabrera enters the courtroom with his fate resting on the hands of the court.
Gold Gym Saipan is hosting a 12 week transformation challenge with $1,000 and a one year gym membership at stake.
In Sports, a Saipan native black belt no-gi world champion teaches a class to give back to the community.
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- KSPN2 News January 14, 2026
- Runtime
- 31:14
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- THE FORMER CHAIR OF IMPERIAL PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL IS BEHIND BARS IN THE CNMI.
THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS COMMISSIONER EXPLAINS JUST HOW CUI WILL BE SPENDING HER STAY.
MOSES CABRERA ACCEPTS A PLEA AGREEMENT AND ESPOUSES HIS GUILT TODAY IN SUPERIOR COURT.
26 SENIORS FROM MOUNT CARMEL HAVE AN IMMERSIVE JAPANESE EXPERIENCE, WITHOUT LEAVING HOME.
AND WELCOME TO SAIPAN: SISTER ISLAND VISITS FROM TRAVELERS NEAR AND FAR.
SAIPAN'S CAROL LEE IS AT THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN, WITH TENNIS RACKET IN HAND, AND WINNING....GDAY!
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- KSPN2 News January 12, 2026
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- 32:36
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- -THE COMMENT PERIOD FOR THE BUREAU OF OCEAN AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT'S REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND INTEREST PROCESS ENDS ON JANUARY 12. WE HEAR FROM A BOEM REPRESENTATIVE, CNMI OFFICIAL, AND GUAM OFFICIAL.
-A PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT IS CONDUCTED BY THE CNMI DEPARTMENT OF FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES IN PREPARATION FOR A WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER TEST IN THE COMING MONTHS.
-FANS GATHER AROUND AS THE KOREAN NATIONAL BASEBALL TEAM TRAIN AT THE OLEAI SPORTS COMPLEX ON SAIPAN.
-DOES THE HUNTER BECOME THE PREY? THE FIRST E SPORTS COMPETITION IN THE CNMI CAPTURES JUAN UNEXPECTED CHAMPION.
-THE MARIANAS VISITORS AUTHORITY'S SAIPAN SUGARCANE RAILROAD JOURNEY RUN IS SCHEDULED TO TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 17.
-IN THE HEART OF THE COLD OF WINTER, THE WONDER OF A NEW YORK MINUTE.
THE PAU PAU BIATHLON: WHERE THEY SPLASH AND THEY SPIN BUT ONLY A FEW CAN WIN.
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- A Naturopathic New Year Dr Daniel Lamar
- Runtime
- 37:11
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- Dr. Daniel Lamar shares his journey into naturopathic medicine and a selection of plant remedies from his farm in Saipan. 01.08.26
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- KSPN2 News January 09, 2026
- Runtime
- 39:01
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- A DEEPER LOOK INTO DEEP SEA MINING PROPOSED IN LOCAL WATERS.
ALSO A MEMBER OF THE LOS ANGELES DODGERS IS COMING TO SAIPAN TO TRAIN.
AND WELCOME TO SAIPAN, A GROUP FROM JAPAN DIGGING INTO LOCAL HISTORY.
IN SPORTS, WHAT STARTED IN 1985, HOW MUCH IT'S GROWN, AND THE FUTURE OF NMI SPORTS.
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- KSPN2 News January 07, 2025
- Runtime
- 36:42
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, Operation Absolute Resolve: a coordinated US Military action intended to capture Venezuelan President, Nicolas Madura, and his wife was deemed a military success.
Greenland has once again found itself in the international spotlight, this time over renewed attention from the United States.
With the comment period on deep sea mining closing in, a meeting on Tinian is being held in the upcoming week.
In this week’s “Your Humanities Half-Hour” host Catherine Perry sits down with a doctor that studied both at a naturopathic school and a traditional medical school.
In Sports, the look back on 40 years of the Northern Marianas Sports Association continues.
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- KSPN2 News January 05, 2026
- Runtime
- 33:11
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, police arrest a man on aiding and abetting charges for his actions in an altercation that turned deadly.
The CNMI Public School System will soon adopt a decrease from two Mondays without instructional time per pay period to one.
The Marianas Business Network generates a jump start into 2026.
A longtime educator is honored as she leaves with over 4 decades of shaping the youth of the CNMI.
We take a look back into some notable stories throughout 2025 such as the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and the CNMI’s new global branding to help visitors understand the stories of the Marianas.
In Sports, we continue our look back on 40 years of the Northern Marianas Sports Association.
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- KSPN2 News January 02, 2026
- Runtime
- 37:37
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, Happy New Year CNMI! We head out to see how people are celebrating before the New Year.
We close 2025 and head into 2026 with some New Year resolutions.
The very first baby of 2026 is born just a few hours into the New Year.
We look back at some memorable news stories in the year 2025.
In Sports, we head back to 1985 when the Northern Marianas Sports Association got things rolling.
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- KSPN2 News December 31, 2025
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- 36:29
- Date posted
- 10 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, a longtime Saipan favorite is scaling back. What does this mean for the island's small business landscape?
Luxury brand retailer, The Arc, closes its doors in Saipan.
An internal investigation is underway at the Department of Public Safety following serious allegations of police misconduct involving two officers.
An emergency session is called in the House of Representatives on New Year's Eve.
The Japanese Society of the Northern Mariana Islands close off the year with their mochi pounding event.
In The Arts, New York Times bestselling spy novelist Marc Cameron sits down for a chat.
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- KSPN2 News December 29, 2025
- Runtime
- 36:14
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, a one stop shop for business licensing opens on Capitol Hill.
The Department of Corrections has a new medical staffer on board to care for inmates' health.
NMTech awards its latest batch of graduates.
In Arts, KSPN2’s Dan Shor takes us on a food tour in New York City for reasonably priced eating.
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- Chamorro Language Seasonal Insights - Manny Borja
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- 37:01
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- Chamorro philosopher and author Manny Borja shares seasonal insights from the Chamorro language related to borrowed words, seasons greetings, better relationships, and improved mental health for the new year. 12.25.25
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- KSPN2 News December 26, 2025
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- 37:23
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, an emotional night as the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management requests comments regarding sea bed mining of the waters of the Marianas.
We’ll take a look at a grant writing workshop held at the Joeten Kiyu Library.
Operation Governors Digital Connect will begin distributing 600 free computers to CNMI Veterans on January 26, 2026.
The Japanese community offers free fresh mochi for the community to close out the year 2025.
In Sports, the CNMI snatched gold on Guam in a weightlifting competition this past weekend.
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- KSPN2 News December 24, 2025
- Runtime
- 36:17
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In tonight's news, after receiving a joint legislative version of the revised budget, Governor Apatang signs the 2026 Appropriations into law.
The pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle on middle road has succumbed to his injuries.
A groundbreaking ceremony signals new changes for the Da'ok Academy campus in Koblerville.
In the arts, we take a look at some highlights from the recent CNMI's Got Talent competition.
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- KSPN2 News December 22, 2025
- Runtime
- 37:51
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, a meeting with the CNMI’s Secretary of Finance was held to speak on the governor’s proposed budget.
A local event was held for the community for the opportunity to get a closer look at the night sky.
We head to the last night of the Holiday Art Bazaar and stay for the unwrapping of the Toys For Tots.
As Pete and Emma Perez are heading off into their new journey, they are commended for their work by the CNMI Governor and Lt. Governor.
In Sports, we watch as a senior ballerina takes her last stage performance.
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- KSPN2 News December 19, 2025
- Runtime
- 36:56
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, the 13th graduating cycle of the Basic Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Academy, held at the American Memorial Park.
A bail hearing for two accused of robbing the Northern Islands Mayors Office in Capitol Hill.
A CNMI PSS state wide fall parent summit is held at Kensington Hall.
The community of the CNMI are encouraged to participate in a research study about betel nut.
We head over to northern Japan as winter has arrived in Hokkaido and with it, the first real signs of snow season are nearby.
In Sports, CNMI representatives who competed in the World Traditional Indigenous Games are welcomed back home.
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- KSPN2 News December 17, 2025
- Runtime
- 37:37
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, Lt. Governor Dennis Mendiola appears in Superior Court in his continuing defense against charges of misuse of public funds.
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake south east of the island of Tinian.
Several swimmers brave the waters for a special birthday celebration.
We take a look at the first Saipan Cultural Immersion Conference: A Morning Wellness Retreat.
We head out and take a special look at the Saturday Night Lights.
In Sports, more on Cage of Fire 2.
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- KSPN2 News December 15, 2025
- Runtime
- 35:47
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, 3 government officials are charged in Superior Court with the crime of misconduct in public office.
A pedestrian is sent to the hospital in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle this past weekend.
An alleged accomplice in the escape of a man accused of causing another man's death faces justice in the CNMI courts.
The public library is exploring how to implement more science with stakeholders and partners in the community.
We head over to the Kensington Hall as holiday spirits are on full display at this years CNMI's Got Talent.
In Sports, the local outrigger canoe community reflects on the year's races and accomplishments while looking forward to 2026.
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- Historic Sites in the Tinian Military Lease Area - Dr Boyd Dixon
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- 33:53
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- Archaeologist Dr. Boyd Dixon shares about his latest publication, Historic Sites in the Tinian Military Lease Area, co-authored with historian Don Farrell. 12.11.25
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- KSPN2 News December 12, 2025
- Runtime
- 37:50
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, new airport signage is unveiled for the three islands in the Marianas and additional flights are announced to look forward to into the new year.
The legislature's dual fiscal committees face off with the financial officers of the executive branch.
A former federal chief judge of the District Court for the NMI has passed.
With over two decades of ballet in the Marianas, a winter recital took place that is sure to keep you on your tippy-toes.
Holiday celebrations continue in the Marianas with festivities after festivities lined up as a light up event takes place at our local library.
In Sports, a preview of Cage of Fire 2.
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- KSPN2 News December 10, 2025
- Runtime
- 35:19
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, with a shortage of air flights arriving into the CNMI, the Grandvrio Resort is expected to close temporarily.
An inter-agency center to streamline the business permitting process is scheduled to open up by the end of 2025.
Bail modification is denied to a man who was accused of stealing a bale of copper wire from DFS.
Founders of the CNMI 500 Sails will unfurl their main sails as a new team of seafarers will raise anchor and captain the program into the future.
In this week’s Your Humanities Half-Hour, host Catherine Perry sits down with Dr. Boyd Gaines, an archeologist and co-author of “Historical Sights In The Tinian Military Lease Area”.
In Sports, the sport of pickleball has come a long way here in the CNMI as the island gathered for the Yuletide Pickleball Tournament in Saipan.
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- KSPN2 News December 08, 2025
- Runtime
- 39:30
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, Constitution Day in the CNMI is a local holiday celebrating a document that establishes self-governance while allowing shared political union with the United States.
DPS says a local man wanted in a copper wire theft case is appreh
ended.
Scientists, first responders, and emergency managers gathered to discuss the possibilities of a tsunami reaching the shores of the CNMI.
Religious leaders gathered to share strategies on strengthening community involvement.
Festivities at the Christmas Village in Susupe kicked off outside of the Multi-Purpose Center parking lot.
In Sports, athletes gathered in the early morning in Saipan to compete in the Hell of the Marianas.
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- KSPN2 News December 05, 2025
- Runtime
- 36:59
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, retirees are facing a looming potential crisis in health insurance.
Could the Marianas Trench supply valuable minerals or could deep sea mining mean environmental damage in local waters?
Two CNMI high school sophomores will soon take their winning arguments to our nation's capitol.
The spirit of St. Nick will be Susupe as the Christmas season switches into overdrive.
KSPN2’s very own Dan Shor sits down and chats with Keanu Reeves.
In Sports, local athletes will fly out for a competition that is the first of its kind, celebrating indigenous people through sports and culture.
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- KSPN2 News December 03, 2025
- Runtime
- 35:01
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, police have arrested a local man who they say befriended a minor online.
Governor Apatang says that the CNMI has received and executed its official notice award for the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program.
Two men have been arrested, with one man still at large, for stealing copper wire from the former luxury store DFS.
A local ocean conservationist says there are a lot of unknowns and a lot of concerns when it comes to deep sea mining.
Former Guam Delegate and former UOG President, Robert Underwater, talks about the rise of China in the Western Pacific.
Marianas Resort held a tree lighting ceremony to celebrate the start of Christmas in the Marianas.
In Sports, sports tourism brings in swimmers from China and the Marianas Visitors Authority says it could become bigger if the momentum builds and continues.
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- KSPN2 News December 01, 2025
- Runtime
- 28:27
- Date posted
- 11 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, an emotional weekend in the Commonwealth and beyond as former Lt. Governor Diego Benavente is laid to rest.
An alleged purse snatcher is snatched by a good Samaritan.
In more court news, a status conference for a man accused of damaging an ATM on Rota.
CNMI leaders continue to urge community members to be a part of the conversation on deep sea mining.
KSPN2 News' own Dan Shor shows us his New York adventures as he meets up with some old friends.
In Sports, an outdoor day of traditional games and fun-filled friendly competition commences at Ada Gym.
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- Pacific Is. Canoes: A Shipbuilder's Perspective - Bob Perkins
- Runtime
- 29:07
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- Bob Perkins, retired director of Marine Education and Training Center under the University of Hawaii, shares perspectives as a shipbuilder with decades of experience with Pacific Islands canoes.YHHH11.27.25
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- KSPN2 News November 28, 2025
- Runtime
- 36:39
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, it was a day of thanks as one of the best annual grass root events in the CNMI takes place at sunrise.
A state funeral will be held for a former Lt. Governor of the CNMI.
Growing frustrations take place at the Saipan International Airport as a required customs form is causing delays and poor first impressions.
The Marianas Visitors Authority board of directors met to review the Commonwealth’s tourism outlook.
An organization of veterans, for veterans, are recognized for their continuous work.
In Sports, our local Marina which hosts fishing derbies may soon get a name change to honor the late Lt. Governor.
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- KSPN2 News November 26, 2025
- Runtime
- 34:30
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, bail modification was denied for a Palauan man who was involved in a fight that sent a victim to the hospital, who then days later died.
Classroom champions are recognized during Education Day in the CNMI.
We ask members of the community what they are thankful for.
In this week’s Your Humanities Half-Hour, host Catherine Perry sits down with a ship builder with 4 decades of experience in Pacific Island canoes.
In Sports, we head into the archives in 2015 as standup paddle boarding hits the shores of Saipan shortly after a devastating typhoon hits the island.
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- KSPN2 News November 24, 2025
- Runtime
- 32:07
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight;s News, the United States government has shown interest in seabed mineral exploration or development in our waters. Local leaders are encouraging the people of the CNMI to participate in letting their voice be heard.
Four men from the Northern Mariana Islands have been sentenced in federal court for their roles in a dangerous human trafficking operation.
Cadets from across Micronesia train as they take on the challenge of fighting fire head on here on Saipan.
The Bar, a beauty bar and barber, celebrates their grand opening on Middle Road.
When you visit the Mariana Islands and witness the blue ocean for your own eyes, there’s no denying how special it really is.
In Sports, NMI players rule the courts in a kingdom in the Middle East.
And, golfers gathered this weekend for an event that organizers say will make it their goal to make it a yearly event.
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- Title
- KSPN2 News November 21, 2025
- Runtime
- 38:39
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, a man who was punched in a late night altercation and being treated at the Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation has died.
The CNMI Small Business Community could soon be included in a loan opportunity available for the rest of the nation.
The Governor makes an executive order that changes the rules of the game and purports to lower the cost of regulation for cannabis.
A local leader who served the community for decades has passed away in the island of Saipan.
A local woman is recognized for 33 years of service and counting.
The Salvation Army receives support from the CNMI Legislature this holiday season in feeding the hungry.
In our ongoing segment, “Welcome to Saipan!”, we find that one common thing that people look forward to when they travel in the Marianas.
In Sports, the NMI tennis team is battling to move up in Davis Cup action and goes up against Laos.
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- Title
- KSPN2 News November 19, 2025
- Runtime
- 36:35
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, big news is impacting regional tourism and retail sectors as travel luxury retailer, DFS, is closing its doors in Tumon, Guam.
The CNMI has reached a major milestone in its push for universal high speed internet as an approval has just unlocked tens of millions of dollars to build a typhoon resilient broadband network across Saipan, Tinian, and Rota.
Million dollars for food stamps could be headed elsewhere after the federal government opens up.
A new expedition is preparing to launch a high-tech search for Amelia Earhart’s missing plane, but on Saipan, local history and family stories have kept a different theory alive.
Upgrades are here for the Commuter Airport on Saipan.
We continue our series from Greenland as it has some similar characteristics, namely great local characteristics, who have a deep connection to both the land and the sea.
In our ongoing series, “Welcome to Saipan!...
- Title
- KSPN2 News November 17, 2025
- Runtime
- 31:35
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- Starting Monday, November 17, 2025, austerity Monday begins as budget cuts are making Mondays the new Sunday and Tuesday the new Monday.
A 29-year-old man is behind bars after police say he attacked a man in Garapan, leaving the victim hospitalized with serious head injuries.
Fire officials are trying to piece together what happened yesterday in a fire that broke out in Garapan.
In our ongoing series, “Welcome to Saipan!”, many of you may, at some point on your life journey, be coming to or leaving from Saipan International Airport. You might even see us and we promise a good experience that may include the opportunity of being seen by your island family.
The voices of activists of the Marianas on the military setting up shop in our islands.
Across from the Oleai Track, a reminder of a far away struggle that for some hits very close to home.
In Sports, hoop action happens this weekend in the Garapan Area ...
- Title
- Leadership in Adversity - Dr. Lawrence Camacho
- Runtime
- 37:39
- Date posted
- 12 months ago
- Description
- Dr. Lawrence Camacho shares perspectives on leadership in adversity based on his experience as a retired Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army, the CNMI Public School System Commissioner of Education, and a son of the Marianas. 11.14.25
- Title
- KSPN2 News November 14, 2025
- Runtime
- 30:47
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, the Apatang Administration, facing deep budget woes, is pushing to revive Saipan’s casino industry despite a troubled past.
Relief and millions of dollars for the Marianas is forthcoming with the lifting of the federal shutdown.
A symposium; self understanding through preserving the indigenous languages of Chamorro and Carolinian.
Early on in the Fall Harvest Fest, the corn is not yet green.
As the Marianas Visitors Authority re-brands the CNMI, highlighting culture and heritage, we get back to our roots and our traditions. A history lesson for the youth of a local high school that sparked the minds of all ages.
While it is only mid-November, the first of many Christmas decorations are already being assembled along Beach Road.
In Sports, the full day celebration on Veterans Day kicked off with a sunrise run to honor locals who served in the nation’s military.
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- Title
- KSPN2 News November 12, 2025
- Runtime
- 32:37
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, a Veterans Day celebration held on the island of Saipan.
After the Veterans Day event, a family fun day was held for the community.
We welcome the return of Miss Earth Northern Mariana Islands in our ongoing segment, “Welcome to Saipan!”.
The pursuit of cultural identity and representation is explored through the Miss Marianas Descent pageants culture, heritage, and history workshop.
In this week’s Your Humanities Half-Hour, host Catherine Perry sits down with Dr. Lawrence Camacho.
In Sports, the CNMI’s very own Frank “The Crank” Camacho was here on island for the Mats on Fire competition this weekend at the Garapan Roundhouse.
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- Title
- KSPN2 News November 10, 2025
- Runtime
- 33:06
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- In Tonight’s News, as the season comes to an end, the Marianas Visitors Authority stamps its brand for a new beginning.
This past Saturday night, another candidate running as an independent has thrown his hat into the political ring.
There has been a lot of discussion about the Marianas Public Land Trust. The executive and legislative branches of government are in ongoing negotiations with the MPLT to borrow money in order to help supplement this year's budget shortfall.
They are entrepreneurs, they are here in the CNMI, and they are all women.
After the Veterans Day Ceremony, a fun day hosted by veterans and their families will be held.
In Sports, on Saturday at the Garapan Round House, the mats are laid out for a jiu-jitsu competition also known as Mats On Fire.
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