The Cayman Motoring Federation has just earned one of the region’s top honours at the FIA American Congress. We’ll explain why the José Abed Award is such a big moment for Cayman motorsport.

A brand-new youth cricket club is reshaping how Cayman’s young players learn the game — and themselves. Hear how Rising Wickets plans to build confidence, character and a stronger future for local cricket.

Women’s Squash Week is almost here, and organisers say this year’s focus is breaking down barriers and opening the sport to every woman and girl. We’ll tell you what’s planned — and why the club says this initiative matters more than ever.

MPs will soon debate a bill that will give more oversight powers to Cabinet with regards to the National Conservation Council. We learn about recent land purchases by the government, and a long standing civil servant retires after 45 years of public service

Local gas prices take a bit of a tumble; Government continues to buy up property; and the National Gallery mourns the passing of Marlena Anglin.

MPs are expected to debate a bill that will give more oversight powers to Cabinet with regards to the National Conservation Council; A jury will begin deliberating in the case of a youth worker charged with indecent assault, inviting a child to engage in sexual activity and breach of a position of trust; and the Cayman Islands welcomed 45,053 stay over visitors in July 2026, a 10 per cent increase over the same month last year.

A new electoral boundary commission has been formed and expected to provide a report in the new year. Plus the police say a wanted man is in custody after a rescue at sea near Jamaica. A jury will begin to deliberate the case of a youth worker charged with indecent assault against a minor in his care. That and more in your evening news broadcast.

Cayman’s motorsport story goes international as CMF President Jane Scaletta takes the island’s grassroots model to the FIA American Congress.

The Cayman Islands Pickleball team is headed to Vietnam for the Pickleball World Cup.

Cayman Aquatics gets set to launch the open water season with a relay that’s drawing big interest.

South Sound Squash Club is gearing up for a week dedicated to getting more women and girls on the court.

The 2026 Electoral Boundary Commission held its first meeting with its three new members; Kerry Powery is the news Director General of the Cayman Islands National Weather Service; and Cayman's monthly open mic night hits the Prospect Playhouse this evening with featured performer, bassist Michael Wilks.

MPs are set to debate amendments to the Development and Planning Act; The Opposition is calling for greater accountability after the Auditor General concluded that Government housing programmes have delivered limited value for money and failed to keep pace with demand; and Government launches the East End Primary Heritage Village.

History for Cayman youth baseball this weekend as the YMCA hosts the Orlando Fury for a three-game friendly series — the first of its kind on home soil.

Cayman’s Jaden Eccleston is heading into the jungle for his biggest professional fight yet — and he’s taking on a knockout veteran in Colombia. More on his October 10 showdown ahead.

A former national track star is stepping into every gym on island — and he’s about to tell you which ones actually measure up. Tyrell Cuffy launches GymSelect…

And... Registration is now open for the 2026 CIBA Corporate Basketball League.

From revised drivers license fee changes to duty waivers in Cabinet, plus more detail on the Auditor Generals report on affordable housing. East End Primary gets the first ever heritage village and the government says they are coming to every public primary school. All that and more in Radio Cayman's evening news broadcast.