There were more than 22-hundred local jobs advertised in May; The Cayman Islands judiciary has paid tribute to the Honourable Justice Ian Xavier Forte; and the FRC is hosting a two week SNAP camp.

A man is found not guilty of rape; a sixty‑six‑year‑old man has been charged with impersonating a doctor; and the Premier heads to Washington DC.

TEASE — DRESSAGE

Cayman’s dressage riders make a statement on the international stage — and one veteran competitor says the results speak for themselves. That story is coming up.

TEASE — U16 BASKETBALL

The SLK Blades go back‑to‑back in the PWC Under‑16 League — and the MVP says this year’s title hit even harder. Details ahead.

TEASE — INDOOR VOLLEYBALL

The National Indoor Volleyball League heats up as Cayman’s young talent pushes toward the playoffs — and the technical director has a message for his rising stars. Stay with us.

Coming up in the news:

The Premier heads to Washington and Chicago for high level talks with US government and financial leaders.

Routine patrol leads to a major discovery: drugs, a firearm, and a spent shell casing. A Bodden Town man is now before the courts.

Plus police say a local medical worker posed as a doctor to obtain prescription drugs. Charges have now been filed.

That and more in your evening news update.

A Small Craft Alert is issued; the DCB releases several meeting minutes; a wanted man is behind bars; and the National Gallery unveils a new exhibition.

Police are investigating after a body is found in the waters off SMB; the Health Insurance Commission is reviewing a proposed SHIC premium increase; the bulk waste program has been completed.

News update for 7 June 2026.

“The Hurricanes and SLK Blades collide for the under‑16 crown — who takes home the title?”

“International dressage returns to Cayman this weekend — and the island’s top riders are ready to shine.”

“Sixteen‑year‑old Sierra Martin makes Cayman history — now she’s gearing up for the biggest ride of her life.”

“Cayman’s Lucas Jackson battles the best in Miami — and comes home with a statement silver.”

Coming up in the news:

The Central Planning Authority signs off on several projects — including two in sensitive environmental areas. Despite the haze, officials say school air quality stayed in the safe zone. A man once listed as wanted by police enters not guilty pleas in the Grand Court.

That and more in your evening news update.

Cayman Brac Youth Empowerment Symposium

Department Of Sports Child Protection Training For Summer Camps

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