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Gas prices aren't expected to spike overnight despite social media circulating in the Cayman Islands; road strikes are killing endemic species in the Sister Islands; and UCCI gets $9M for an expansion initiative at UCCI.

Women in Parliament, An appeal from the National Trust and Gas Prices!!

More cricket action this weekend as the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Sub‑Regional America's Qualifiers continue. The Cayman Motoring Federation is rolling out a major slate of new initiatives aimed at boosting motorsport development across the Islands. And inclusion is key at this year's T20 walk, run, scoot push. #rc #radiocaymannews #caymansports

Coming up in the news: Another group of Cuban migrants is sent home as CBC continues repatriation efforts. Why government says its latest mortgage reforms will boost confidence in Cayman’s financial system. Why government says clearer, easier‑to‑read laws are on the way and an update the murder trial of Demecio Fredrick. That and more your evening news which is next.

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The Environment Minister updates MPs in Parliament on the status of Cayman’s solid waste management system; Parliament signed off on new mortgage rules thatthe government says will change how banks deal with borrowers; and Floetry is stepping into the Cayfest spotlight this month

Nine specialist appeals tribunals will soon be bundled into a single administrativestructure as MPs pass the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Bill in the House on Tuesday; Parliament has approved the Litter Amendment Bill; and a murder trial was delayed onThursday.

Cayman defeats Mexico to take their 4th straight win in the ICC World Cup Sub-Regional Cricket Qualifier Red Bay Primary wins the 2026 Inter Primary School Athletics championships

Coming up in the news: The Crown’s final witness in a high profile murder case didn’t take the stand this morning. We’ll tell you why after the break. A new Traffic Amendment Bill passes Parliament, redefining pedal cycles and validating past fees- what it means for road users. Government moves to streamline how people appeal official decisions — MPs pass a major reform bill. A former North Side g...

Premier Calls Parliamentary Sittings Productive Litter (Amendment) Bill 2026 World Kidney Day 2026 Latest BBC News Summary

MPs pass amendments to the Traffic Act; a murder trial continues today in Grand Court; and its World Kidney Day.

The civil service retirement policy is explained in Parliament; the Environment Minister updates MPs on government's sargassum removal policies; and CBC is training a new group of recruits.

Coming up in the news: Did a senior investigator follow protocol at the scene of a 2024 killing? The defence says no — but the witness insists otherwise. Full details ahead. Thirteen new Caymanian recruits step into training with Customs and Border Control. What they’ll be learning over the next few months — coming up. And a bill to raise the civil service retirement age didn’t reach debate — but...

Woman enters not guilty pleas to causing child to overstay 3 Year Shark Study Funding Secured Crown withdraws child cruely charges Parliament Adjourns Latest BBC News Summary

MPs wrapped up parliament at 1:30AM this morning after another marathon day of business; authorities have arrested two men accused of poaching in West Bay waters; and there's a special event featuring the Cayman Youth Choir tonight night.

The Ministry of Health says there is currently no evidence of an HIV cluster in Cayman Brac; the Prison Service got an extra $2M in funding in December to cover unexpected increases in operational costs; police have announced the results of an operation targeting unsafe driving practices in the Eastern Districts.

Cardio disease is Cayman’s number‑one killer — now the Ministry of Health is teaming up with the sporting community to fight back. How? With a three‑month movement challenge.

Coming up in the news: . A start date is set for the next phase of the East–West Arterial. We’ll tell you when construction is expected to begin. An update in the courts on the murder trial of Demicio Fredrick and a man in Summary court is charged with rape. And, why the prison service needed an extra 2.5 million dollars to get through 2025 just head. That and more your evening news update .

Johnson Murder Trial Update Commonwealth Day Flag Flight La Primavera Show Tomorrow Latest BBC News Summary

The next phase of the East West Arterial expansion project is expected to start inSeptember; government says worsening erosion along the southern end of Seven Mile Beach is a major concern; and a murder trial is expected to continue today in Grand Court.

A man accused of sexually assaulting a 13 year old girl has pleaded not guilty to six charges; Cayman marks Commonwealth Day; and government is expanding its summer internship programme for Caymanian scholarship students.

Cayman’s Women’s National Team gears up for a massive home showdown this Friday… and they’re promising a very different performance. We’ll tell you why this match against Guatemala matters. Cayman cricket comes out firing at the T20 World Cup Qualifier — a dominant 10‑wicket win to open the tournament. Plus, Mexico also strikes first. Highlights ahead. And in youth basketball — the Spurs take the...

Coming up in the news: Fredrick. A Canadian visitor has dies folllwing experiencing difficulties on West Bay Road. And Ahead — strict bail conditions continue for a man accused of assaulting a 13 year old girl. And Ahead — questions raised over crime scene procedures as the Christopher Johnson murder trial continues. Changes could be coming to Island Energy’s electricity licence, as URCO seeks pub...

New Anti Corruption Commission Chair CPA Decisions & DCB Meets Today Cayfest on Film Cayman Brac

Overwhelming support was seen from both sides of the House for a Private Member’s motion asking government to consider banning social media usage by children under the age of 16 as well as a ban on non-medical masks and total head coverings in all public spaces.