Coming up in the news:

Cayman host the Lying-In-State of Hon. Francine Jackson.

A not guilty verdict for a man accused of rape. Plus, a duo learn their fate for importing ganja.

Plus, drivers are seeing more relief at the pumps, with gasoline and diesel prices continuing to trend downward.

And, police warn of a new scam involving callers posing as immigration and law enforcement officials and asking for passport and banking information.

That and more in your evening news.

Lying In State Of National Hero Ms. Francine Jackson

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Cayman is hit with another dust alert; local gas prices fall for the second week in a row; and police warn of another phishing scam.

A Grand Court judge has sentenced a teenager to more than five years behind bars; Opposition leaders question the latest CUC base‑rate; and Finance Committee approves eight million dollars in extra funding for the Port Authority.

Round 3 of the Auto Slalom League wraps up.

A historic weekend for Cayman Chess.

It's a wrap for the Move It Cayman National Challenge.

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Coming up in the news: A man is sentenced for robbery using a fake gun and hammer. Plus, Government approves an $8 million investment in the Port Authority aimed at supporting future growth and avoiding new fees for users. Hundreds more students are expected to benefit from this year's Summer School Programme after lawmakers approve additional funding. That and more in your evening news.

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A man charged in a 2025 fatal crash heads to court; MPs approve more than $1M in extra funds for the summer school program; and it is Shark Awareness Day.

The Cayman Islands will honour National Hero the Honourable Francine Jackson with alying-in-state and official funeral; START expected to break the long‑running deadlock between planning and environmental bodies; and a Grand Court jury has cleared Neville Antonio Faulkner of a charge related to emails sent to Director of Planning

Coming up in the news:

A confirmed case of Legionnaires' disease has triggered water system testing and remediation efforts at the hospital.

A not guilty verdict for Neville Antonio Faulkner brings to an end a case stemming from emails sent after his property was condemned by the Department of Planning.

Deputy Governor Gloria McField Nixon says technology and organisational reform will help the Civil Service keep pace with Cayman's growing population.

That and more in your evening news