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As the country looks to have Little Cayman designatedas a World Hertitage site, efforts continue to support the endemic species on the island; and after three weak assessments in a row, school inspectors are satisfied with progress made at a George Town primary school.

The Deputy Governor discusses new term limits for civil servants and a local man is sentenced to 14 years in prison.

Government publishes a tender for a new NHDT project; school inspectors continue their tour of local primary schools; and you're invited to Underground Sessions to kick off the new year.

Police need your help to track down two missing people; the Pines Retirement Home gets a grant; and the doppler radar is down for maintenance.

How the courts handled a repeat armed robber in the Cash Wiz case, and what the sentence signals as Cayman heads into a new year. Planning for an ageing Cayman – the Pines' new Silver Thatch Residences and why a CI$600,000 seed grant is being called a critical investment in senior care. And looking beyond New Year's Eve –calls to lock in new protected areas for Little Cayman's World He...

A man is sentenced to jail for a CashWiz robbery earlier this year, and we get an update on Prospect Primary School from OES. That and more in your midday news update for 31 December 2025.

The National Conservation Council is encouraging Cabinet to publish a series of protected area order; inspectors with the Office of Education visit Prospect Primary; and you're being encouraged to use the Purple Ribbon Bus tonight.

The investigation continues after the sudden death of a 36 year old in West Bay; Cayman mourns the loss of a seafaring icon; Cayman records strong tourism performance in November; and the Civil Aviation Authority has a heads‑up for airlines and operators flying into Cayman.

In the news, Police idetnify a man that was recently found dead. Toursim numbers are up with record numbers from Canada. The CAA are reminding airlines of the new rules when flying into Cayman, and we learn the latest of the OES report on Lighthouse School. That and more in your news for the 30th December 2025

From hosting the region’s top juniors to clinching gold at the Island Games, Cayman Squash is riding high after a standout season. Up next? A fitness-first push toward Pan Am qualification. We hear from Association President Janet Sairsingh on what’s driving the momentum—and what’s at stake in 2026.

Updated Postal Regulations Gas Prices MHES Solar Survey

The holidays saw a small increase in local gas prices; Government plants 100 native plants at Batabano Cemetery in West Bay; and Lighthouse School gets a quick interim audit by OES before the holiday break.

An early morning blaze on Monday sends the Fire Service to West Bay; Government is changing course on how it handles Cayman’s beaches; and the Human Rights Commission wraps up its final meeting of 2025.

In the news, the Caymanb ISlands Fire Services investigate a early moring blaze, and a missing girl is now located and safe. Also, the Human Rights Commission's final meeting for 2025 covers a lot for their plans for 2026, and the CBC is advising the public to be cautious when importing cars reminding of the prohibiton on older vehicles. This is yout 6 PM news for the 29th Decemebr 2025.

RCIPS Issues Reminder Re Missing Girl This Week's Cruise Arrivals. "Slice of Home" Local Book.

Cayman Cricket has a new leader at the helm—and he’s no stranger to the pitch. Alessandro Morris, a former national player and vice president, now steps into the role of President with a clear mission: rebuild trust, raise standards, and chart a bold new course for the sport. In his first sit-down interview since taking office, Morris reflects on a season of transition, the resilience of Cayman’s...

It’s another good rating for First Baptist Christian School; A heart-warming new children’s book “Slice of Home” arrived at local book sellers this month; and Cayman can expect some 46-thousand cruise ship passengers this week.

The Central Planning Authority punts to the National Conservation Council and plans are in motion to submit portions of Little Cayman to become a World Heritage Site.

Investigation of how past LGBTQIA+ laws and attitudes might have led to the ICE detention of Caymanians oversease.

Breaking News: Car on fire in George Town URCO hits Flow with Enforcement Notice CBC intercepts Four Firearms HSA Pharmacy Closures for Stock-taking

As the curtain falls on the 2024–2025 football season, CIFA President reflects on a year of growth, grit, and grassroots triumphs. From standout performances by our national teams to the rise of homegrown talent in the domestic leagues, Alfredo Whittaker says Cayman football is not just surviving—it's thriving. But with infrastructure delays and rising international demands, the road ahead is...

Cedric Ellis has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for the rape of a 12 year old girl. Appleby's Cayman law team is welcoming a new Privy Council ruling that backs its client and reins in how far Cayman fund managers can rely on so called iron clad partnership agreements. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

CIVF Sets Sights on Olympic Pathways and Youth Development in 2026