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Coming up in the news: A confirmed case of whooping cough at a Grand Cayman high school has Public Health officials urging parents to stay alert. Also, arrests up, domestic‑violence referrals down, and child‑safeguarding cases climbing. What the latest RCIPS report reveals. Plus, dozens of bags of waste pulled from the North Sound coastline in just two hours. What MRCU found — and why it’s a conce...

CID asking for the public's support as they investigate Friday's robbery. Health officials confirm a case of whooping cough at a local high school. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

Attorney General of the Cayman Islands, the Honourable Samuel Bulgin, joined Attorneys General and senior law officers for the 2026 Overseas Territories Attorneys General Conference, held in the British Virgin Islands. The RCIPS reports a 6 per cent rise in drug‑related offences for 2025, amounting to 199 additional cases. #rcnews #radiocayman #localnews

Police are investigating an armed robbery in a George Town neighborhood and are asking witnesses to come forward. The RCIPS 2025 Annual Crime and Traffic Report shows drug‑related offences rose by 6 per cent last year -- an increase of 199 crimes. Her Excellency Governor Jane Owen is backing Government's new plan to certify the Little Cayman Airport. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

Cayman’s first‑ever STEM Racing Nationals hit the track this weekend — and the CMF President says the students showed massive growth in engineering and design. We’ll hear why Saturday’s event was a major step toward Cayman’s motorsport future. Youth cricket is off and running as the Cayman National Under‑16 Tournament bowls off today. Cayman Cricket’s President says momentum is building fast — and...

Coming up in the news: Nearly 700 people have weighed in on the future of Cayman’s health system — the Ministry releases new details on the HSA assessment. Plus, power issues, fibre cuts, and off‑island data centre concerns — one of Cayman’s telecom providers report recent service disruptions. And, public‑order crime is up, sexual‑offence cases are rising, and police say new measures are on the wa...

MIDDAY NEWS

We've got the latest Cabinet Summary; the OES visits Tiffany's Preschool; and a new exhibition is opening at the National Museum.

Public Health is transitioning to the Ministry of Health; crime goes up across all but one district; and Legally Blonde Jr. opens tonight.

A Cayman powerlifter who only started eight months ago is already putting up numbers against seasoned athletes… and wait until you hear the mindset he carried onto the platform. Kevin Winton. Cayman’s U17 boys are Honduras‑bound — and Coach Jonathan Powery says matching intensity will be the key in Roatán. How the team is shaping up ahead of the eight‑nation showdown.

Coming up in the news: Violent crime, district‑by‑district trends, and a national rate of 53 crimes per 1,000 people — the new RCIPS report breaks it all down; Six new conservation sites, a push to cut single‑use plastics, and a call for common ground on development and ew survey results reveal early coral rebound — and growing hope for Little Cayman’s reef ecosystem. That and more your evening ne...

Three men are heading to court on robbery charges; Little Cayman coral is recovering; and Wednesday was Earth Day.

The government announces landmark environmental and infrastructure commitments; opposition MPs was an update on plans for the landfill after a major fire; and Coco Fest is postponed.

The RCIPS has published its 2025 Annual Crime and Traffic Report; police have charged three suspects linked to Monday’s waterfront jewellery‑store robbery; and CBCofficers have stopped a visitor who tried to enter Cayman using a fake passport.

Coming up in the news: The latest statistics on crime and traffic and the RCIPS releases its annual report; A fake passport, two arrests, and a sentencing date set — the latest from the CBC. And new immigration rules take effect next month — and the Premier says more reforms are already on the way. “Our Power, Our Planet” — the Ministry of Health and Environment highlights the role each of us play...

Caribbean school pride was on full display today as Cayman International School opened the four‑day Caribbean International Schools Association Tournament — with Trinidad and Tobago, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and the Cayman Islands battling in football, basketball and volleyball.

OES Ranks St. George's School Satisfactory YSCH Minister, Hon. Isaac Rankine Honoured at Commonwealth Youth Summit Pan‑Caribbean Sugar Recall

Another massive spike at the gas pump this week; the DEH has issued a public alert following the recall of brown sugar from Jamaica’s Pan‑Caribbean Sugar Company Limited; and this year’s Instyle Fashion week is taking place April 23rd thru the 26th.

Government says it is taking major steps to improve accountability; police have arrested three men and recovered a handgun after a robbery on Seafarers Way; and officials are warning that a single mosquito bite can do serious damage to your pet’s health.

LOCAL SPORTS

Coming up in the news: Eight overdue Government Minutes and nearly 250 unresolved recommendations — why the Auditor General says action is urgently needed; Plus an express lane for companies that hire Caymanians — government outlines the next phase of immigration reform; A midday robbery, a chase across the island, and a suspect caught trying to flee — but the RCIPS says not today bobo; That and m...

Woman Enters Pleas In Dangerous Driving And Obstruction of Justice Case CIWS Predicts Heat Wave Woman Enters Plea In Case Of Attempted Murder Of Husband

A woman has pleaded not guilty to a single charge of attempted murder involving her husband; a new report from the Auditor General flags concerns with how government is reponding to recommendations the OAG and the Public Accounts Committee; and In the Heights is coming to the Prospect Playhouse.

Three cases are dealt with in Grand Court; a visitor is arrested at the airport on suspicion of possessing an unlicensed firearm; and expect hotter temperatures as the National Weather Service issues its first heat wave.

MTC athletes are lighting up the U.S. track circuit this weekend… from blazing 100‑metre times in Florida to heat wins across multiple states. International rugby energy returns to South Sound as Cayman hosts Mont Tremblant in a hard‑hitting series of friendlies — and the action isn’t slowing down. The Cayman Islands Government wants the entire nation moving — and a new wellness challenge is calli...