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A one day delay in the Grand Court trial of a George Town man due to prosecutor illness. The Cayman Islands has achieved another milestone in its record‑setting tourism year, welcoming 47,884 stay-over visitors in April--the highest ever for that month. After spending a week working with local brass students, the Rodney Marsalis Philadelphia Big Brass is putting on a show...featuring its internati...

Premier gas prices spike; the Premier is in Trinidad; and students graduate from ICCI Tuesday night.

A food truck is hit by robbers; a wanted man is picked up by police; and you're invited to a youth asset fair this weekend.

Coming up in the news: Premier Hon. André Ebanks heads to Trinidad and New York this week. We’ll tell you why the trip matters for Cayman’s global financial reputation. Plus, a possible moratorium on business licences — why Government is considering new powers for Cabinet. Crime, traffic, and community concerns — police hit the road for a new round of district meetings. The latest in the trial of...

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The National Men’s League Finals heat up after two dominant Game 1 wins. Can the Storm and Lions stay alive, or will Pilipinas and the Sol Blazers close the door on Sunday? The pressure is building at the ARC. Volleyball takes over Cayman Brac as CIVF brings clinics, national teams, and exhibition matches to the Sister Islands. From indoor action to beach skills—this weekend is all about growing t...

Coming up in the news: A new nonstop link from Grand Cayman to Austin, Texas, complete with live music and dancers—details on the route and what leaders on both sides are saying, coming up. Plus, Two planning boards, dozens of applications, and plenty of objections—what’s on the agenda this week. A new amendment aims to ease the path to support for returning Caymanians. A workplace dispute at the...

Additional Voluntary Flag Notations for Yachts 2nd Homicide of the Year George Town Stabbing Cayman National Cultural Foundation Grant Application

Cayman sees its second homicide of the year; MPs will debate the Financial Assistance Amendment Bill; and CAL opens a new route to Austin.

Health officials questions passengers from a delayed Bahamas flight; a man is sentenced after stealing a gold chain; and a local musician drops a new EP.

A major milestone for Cayman Cricket as Paul Manning earns a spot on the ICC Americas Elite Panel — and his first international assignment is already locked in. That story is coming up in sports. Last year’s finalists are back for a rematch. Defending champions Lions meet the Sol Blazers as the National Men’s League Finals tip off Sunday. Details ahead in sports. Cayman’s Commonwealth Games swim s...

Coming up in the news: Serious charges follow a late night altercation on Breezy Way. Plus, Cabinet approves the Cayman Sage conservation plan. A motion reshaped after debate in Parliament — the new Financial and Economic Risk Committee explaine. Those details and more in your evening news update.

Cayman Sage is getting a conservation plan and MPs approve a new committee that will monitor Cayman's economic and finanicial risk.

Police investigate a stabbing in West Bay; the government is reviewing its resiliency; and MPs get an update on the relocation of a 150 year old home.

Cayman karate shines in Miami — including a silver medal performance on the elite stage. Big scores and big wins in Inter‑Primary Cricket — including Cayman Prep A powering past Sir JAC. Round 2 of the CIWA National Tour is about to light up Colliers Beach — with high‑speed battles and free family fun.

Coming up in the news: Fuel duty waivers, roof foaming support and a shift toward solar — Cayman’s new energy plan is ahead. The Opposition responds to Government’s first year report — praising some progress but questioning how much has truly been delivered. Plus, a historic Caymanian house is moved, another still waits for repairs, and Parliament wants answers. Bulk waste crews head into their fi...

Wet Season Predictions Poultry Abattoir Bid Request Kreshna Rankine Please Not Guilty To Wounding Charges

A woman pleads guilty to bigamy; the NCFC administration is looking at long term relief for local fuel prices; and the DOA is considering a poultry abattoir.

A local business owner heads to court; health officials boost screening after an ebola outbreak in Africa; and SAGC renumeration is discussed in Parliament.

A young Cayman rider tops the podium in Florida — and her results have punched a historic ticket to a major international championship. That story is coming up in sports. Rain, attacks and a junior rider’s comeback of the season — Race 3 of the May Classics delivered drama in the East End. Those results are ahead in sports. A massive showdown is set on the hardwood — Lions and Blazers are through...

Coming up in the news: A well-known businessman pleads guilty to Grand Court charge avoiding a trial; plus the government releases it’s 1 year report since being in office. And, new procedures at ports of entry as the WHO declares an emergency on an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Those details and more in your evening news update.

National Accounting Day Cayman Art Week Launch Party In the Heights Tickets On Sale

The NCFC Administration releases its first year report; gas prices spike again; and a local pageant is heading in to schools.