Local schools across the island and making efforts to keep kiddos indoors today and limit their exposure to a Saharan dust plume; local gas prices tumble in Grand Cayman; and theRCIPS says its high‑visibility policing strategy contributed to a safe and well‑managed “Out of This World” Music Fest at Camana Bay.

Police are on the hunt for a 47 year old man; police carried out an incident response this week in the Crewe Road and Linford Pierson area as part of a search for a person of interest; and a major upgrade to the RCIPS vehicle fleet is now under way.

Sol Blazers Dynasty

Coming up in the news:

New purpose built police vehicles are arriving in Cayman, complete with advanced safety and digital systems. The RCIPS says it’s a major step forward.

A Saharan dust cloud is moving into the Cayman Islands — and health officials are urging residents to take precautions. The latest guidance and more in your evening news update.

George Town Robbery Off Of Crewe Road

New Firefighters Graduate From Training

The Regiment Travel To The UK To Participate In Active Shield Training

Government is schooling residents on dust and heat advisories and Cayman gets a new Deputy Chief Officer.

The NWS issues a dust advisory; a man heads to trial on rape charges; and a new legal briefing is warning that changes in ownership or control of Cayman‑regulated entities can trigger approval rules.

LOCAL SPORTS

Coming up in the news: Hurricane Season is here — and officials say heat may be the biggest threat this summer. Plus, police need the public’s help following an armed robbery earlier today in the Prospect area. Those details and more in your evening news update.

Hon. Gary Rutty Addresses Church Of God Chapel At Children's And Youth Service

Deputy Governor Hon. Franz Manderson Begins Farewell Tour

Fuel Price Changes Explained