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Coming up in the news:

A two year probe exposes a secret pipeline of weapon components entering the Cayman Islands. The arrests, the evidence, and the Commissioner’s strong words—And Health authorities warn vulnerable groups after parasite exposure detected in local feral cats.

The precautions you need to know. That and more in your evening news.

Cayman Islands Representatives Join Commonwealth Discussions On Public Accountability

Men's Health & Lifestyle Summit Tomorrow

National Youth Chefs Fundraiser

The State opening of Parliament is today; Hazard Management wraps a week of training and exercises strengthening Government's ability to "lead, coordinate and govern recovery efforts following a major disaster"; and Get lost in the music and follow the vibes as Spark performing Arts hosts its End of Year Musical showcase featuring a live pit band at the Harquail Theatre.

Police are investigating a George Town mugging; a local business owner has been sentenced in Summary Court for failing to provide mandatory health insurance for an employee; and the Premier has returned from meetings in Washington, D.C.

Hy‑Tech Tigers roar in Miami—thirteen medals, multiple doubles, and an MVP performance. The young squad shows they’re built for the big stage.

First Baptist makes a statement in their cricket debut — a first‑year team storms all the way to the finals. Hear from the proud coach next.

Cayman Prep is your new Inter‑Primary cricket champions — and the captain and coach tell us how they got it done.

Coming up in the news: The latest on the power outage in West Bay that affected thousands. Plus, CIMA flags major governance and risk testing gaps at Cayman reinsurance firms—details on what regulators found. A penal notice, strict deadlines and a social media takedown order—details from a Grand Court ruling coming up in the Civil Court case of Sandra Hill v Kerry Whittaker. And, falling passenger numbers force Cayman Airways to halt flights to Cuba. What it means for travellers. That and more in your evening news update

James Ryan Remembrance Activities Start This Morning

CIMA Thematic Review Highlights Re-Insurance Governance Risks

Trio In Summary Court On Charges Linked To Drug Importation

The National Airline announces the temporary suspension of its service between Grand Cayman and Havana, Cuba starting June 26th; today marks the start of a series of activities to honour James Ryan; and the Speaker of the House is hoping you’ll join MPs tomorrow for the official Throne Speech to Parliament.

One case of Legionnaires’ disease has been confirmed in the Cayman Islands; threepeople accused of involvement in a drug‑importation conspiracy have been granted bail; and a woman will appear in the Grand Court after a charge of wounding with intent.