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Olympic Coverage & U15 girls at CONCACAF tournament in Trinidad and Tobago

Premier O’Connor Connolly is in Jamaica strengthening Cayman’s ties with the country. A man facing some thirty charges of fraud against the Government appeared today in court. And Police Investigate Incidents Involving Pellet Guns. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymanislands

Cayman Islands Olympian Charlotte Webster surged into a remarkable 4th position just before her 10th race was canceled…marking it as one of her most memorable sailing days. ..it was a bittersweet exit.   In the Men’s 100m Round 1 sprint, Olympian Davonte Howell ran an impressive time of 10.24 seconds. But by missing the semifinal spot by 0.18 seconds he brought his Olympic campaign to a close on S...

The man accused of murdering Sven Connor prepares for trial. More Aid from the Cayman Islands to the post-Beryl relief efforts in Jamaica. Why the funds for the free student meals were 3 million dollars less than expected. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

OLYMPIC COVERAGE

Cayman's Jordan Crooks didn't medal today but he certainly helped to bring the country together. The anti-corruption commission reveals the names 19 people summonsed to appear in court - after a complex and protacted investigation. An update on the migrant detention centre and getting young people involved early in the tourism industry. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

Jordan Crooks is set to compete in the 50 m Freestyle finals. An update on the CBC migration centre and more the 12 PM Radio Cayman News.

olympic coverage

Jordan Crooks makes history for Cayman by making to the 50m freestyle finals at the Olympics. Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons from the Parliament of the United Kingdom addresses Parliament today. The Port Authority holds public meetings for a cargo port as Cabinet agrees to referendum on a cruise port.

The Housing Minister says the Government Guaranteed Home Assistance Mortgage program may be coming back. We get the Expungement Board annual reports. The Ministry of Sustainability & Climate Resiliency launches new, digital CITES Permit application form. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymanislands

Jordan Crooks may not have advanced to the finals in the 100 meter freestyle at the Olympics but he is already aiming for the next event. Jordan's younger sister Jillian makes her second Olympic appearance this morning, competing in the 100 meter Freestyle event. We'll also take a look at Sierrah Broadbelt's performance at the British Summer Championships.

Immigration status inspections lead to multiple arrests. Two public consultation meetings are planned to gather input for the Outline Business Case and Master Plan for the Port Authority of the Cayman Islands. According to the 2024 Steps Health Survey, Cayman has an obesity problem. #RCNEWS RADIOCAYMAN #CAYMANISLANDS

MPs call for banks to treat customers better. RCIPS Supports WORC and CBC with Operation to Apprehend overstayers. And outsourced bus wardens to receive one time stipend. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymanislands

It's a no go for the electoral boundaries commission recommendations, at least for now. The Tourism Minister says it's been a solid year so far for stayover arrivals. A man facing multiple drug and gun charges enters pleas in Grand Court.

The Sports Minister heads to Paris to support Cayman's Olympic team. Charlotte Webster, Davonte Howell and Jordan and Jillian Crooks participate in the opening ceremony for the Olympics today in France. Cayman Football is going international with CFU Club Shield Tournament. Local Athlete Holly McLean claims victory in the first event of the 2024 Grant Thornton Summer Series.

The opening ceremony for the Paris 2024 Olympics is tomorrow and bearing the flag for Cayman? Swimmer Jordan Crooks and Sailer Charlotte Webster. Cayman volleyball heads to Jamaica tomorrow. We'll hear from the technical director about what lies ahead. And over coverage continues at 3x3 Under 23 Nationls League Basketball tournament in Mexico - where our officials are gaining valuable experien...

Government is pulls out of the deal with the DART-led consortium for the integrated solid waste management system (ISWMS) also known as REGEN. Parliament prepares for a special guest next week and Police have news on the gun amnesty. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

RADIO CAYMAN'S DIONNE ANGLIN REPORTS FROM MEXICO WITH THE LATEST ON THE 3X3 ... BIG NEWS FOR CAYMAN AT THE BRITISH NATIONAL SUMMER SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS. AND GET THAT CALENDAR OUT - DATES ARE SET THE FOR THE TRIATION ASSOCIATIONS 2024 EVENTS.

THE NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY IS TABLED IN PARLIAMENT. THE BORDER CONTROL AND LABOUR MINISTERS DISCUSSES EFFORTS TO SLOW THE PATH TO CITIZENSHIP AND THE VERDICTS IS IN FOR MAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT IN A BAR ROOM BRAWL. #RCNEWS #CAYMANNEWS #LOCALNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN

Day 2 of the 3x3 U23 Nations League began with Cayman competing against the number one ranked team in the Americas region.

In Parliament today, 9 annual reports were tabled. Debate wrapped up on the firearms amendment bill and MP's paid their respects to the First Deputy Governor of the Cayman Islands. CUC sends crews to Jamaica to help with Hurricane Beryl Relief and a man stands trial for a bar brawl. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

RCIPS and CBC issue an appeal for two Brazilian men wanted on suspicion of theft and money laundering and immigration offences. Parliament is back. The Attorney General says laws need to change to keep up with the changing landscape - from 3D guns to to R-I-P bullets. An update on Cayman's hospital bed capacity and what's happening with the minimum wafe uplift. #rcnews #radiocayman #cayman...

The Cayman Islands was not immune from today's Crowdstrike outage which rendered numerous Windows systems useless. The Cayman Islands Government Computer Services Department spent the day implementing the fix, one computer at a time. More on the Premier's relief mission to Jamaica and the Credit Union calls on members to contribute to the cause.

Today, just under 20 enthusiastic kids kicked off the House of Handles Basketball Camp, and the energy is electric!  Mark your calendars: The camp continues tomorrow and Sunday, from 8:30 AM to 1 PM. It’s open to kids aged 10 to 19, and the entry fee is $75 per kid.

The Cayman Islands Government travels to Jamaica as a part of their Hurricane Beryl relief efforts. The OES releases a report of Truth for Youth School. Extended hours for the Bodden Town Health Clinic