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Netball Cayman is preparing to unveil its new brand later this year — and President Teneisha Wilson says the rebranding marks a major shift for the sport. We’ll hear how the new identity strengthens governance, boosts visibility and expands player pathways across all three islands.

The Deloitte U19 Girls League tipped off with high-energy action at the John Gray Gym over the weekend. We’ll take a look at the opening-round matchups and what this fast start means for the season ahead.

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Cayman sees a fourth week of rising gas prices; four men are scheduled to stand trial in Grand Court beginning today in connection with an alleged attempted murder in West Bay; The Social Development Minister tells MPs 3-thousand people currently receive critical financial assistance; and the jurisdiction hosts the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force 18th Council of Ministers Meeting.

A Grand Court judge has scheduled a March 2027 trial for Leon St. Michael Hydes after he denied a series of firearm and narcotics-related charges; the Joanna Clarke Primary School Hall and Staffroom Expansion Project is underway; an official office of the Leader of Opposition is expected to be up and running by January 1st; and recent major sargassum blooms washing ashore are top of mind for the Ministry of Environment.

Four young athletes will carry Cayman’s flag at the Youth Olympic Games — competing in swimming and beach volleyball at the first Olympic event ever held in Africa…

One of Cayman’s top jet ski riders is back on the world stage — and despite mechanical issues at Nationals, he’s heading into the World Finals with confidence…

Coach Dougie Rowe says Cayman showed real character in their 1–0 loss to Puerto Rico, reminding fans that while Cayman’s squad is almost entirely domestic-based, Puerto Rico’s roster is made up of overseas pros.

Cayman chess continues its rise — with strong team results at the Olympiad and four young players earning international titles…

Government approves funding for the official office of the leader of the opposition; Four men will begin standing trial tomorrow for attempted murder. Plus another will stand trial next year for importation of drugs. And a warning from the Summary Court for drivers on the road. Sargassum is back, find out when the government may do something about it.

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It's a wrap on Parliament; the Environment Minister withdraws the Environmental Health Bill; and it's a 'no' on a fourth attempt by a developer for a green-light on a George Town sea pool.

 The Premier breaks down the Law Reform Commission's time line for the two referendum questions voters supported during the general election; MPs get a breakdown of 1.7M dollars worth of extra funding approved by Cabinet for the Ministry for Planning, Housing, Agriculture, Lands and Infrastructure; and the Cayman Islands Government is threatening legal action over an Ombudsman ruling connected to a Freedom of Information request seeking records related to the appointment of the Chief Justice.

- AUDIO: Cayman battle hard but fall 1–0 to Puerto Rico in Nations League play — with D’Andre Whittaker starring in goal.

- The Haig Bodden Football Field in Bodden Town gets an upgrade.

- Cayman’s Joshua O’Garro breaks down the part of his game he leaned on most in his London Lions debut…

AUDIO: “You know, the part of my game that stood out to me the most, I would say, is probably my defense…”

- Cayman names its biggest CARIFTA gymnastics team yet — 17 athletes heading to The Bahamas next month.