A man will appear in the Court of Appeal today following his 2024 conviction for rape; the Ministry of Housing is advancing proposed amendments to the Development and Planning Act; and you're invited to fly over to the Prospect Playhouse for the Cayman Drama Society's latest musical, Room on the Broom.

A Grand Court judge has adjourned a case involving two men accused of dishonestly obtaining more than CI$207,000; a motorcyclist was injured and arrested following a collision on Hurley Merren Boulevard near the Red Bay roundabout Thursday morning; and the National Gallery is hosting a three part ceramics class.

Local girls cricket program on the rise

And A new youth cricket club has launched in Cayman

A motorcyclist was injured and later arrested following a three-vehicle collision on Hurley Merren Boulevard Thursday morning; and two men accused of stealing more than $207,000 from a local tour company have made their first appearance before the Grand Court.

The Opposition is bringing a motion to Parliament calling on the Government to establish a Sex Offenders Register in the Cayman Islands; and the call is out for companies to partner with government to spruce up local public beaches.

A Grand Court prosecution involving allegations against a child complainant has come to an abrupt end; and Cayman residents can see a lunar eclipse tonight.

Jaiden Reid reveals the moment he knew his NCAA 200 metres final was turning into something special — and how he pushed through illness and pressure to deliver a world-leading run. More in sports.

Cayman’s men’s national team says their 1–1 draw with Inter Miami’s U-20s was the perfect test — and Trey Ebanks, Dominic Owens and Jahziah Johnson break down what the squad learned and how it sharpens their Nations League prep. That story is coming up in sports.

A man is cleared of 11 charges of assault against a minor. We learn the latest July stats for tourism visitor numbers and a reminder for parents and student about a new cell phone ban as student return to the class. Plus, you have a chance to see lunar eclipse tomorrow.

Hospital officials are reassuring the public after a minor fire incident at the Anthony S. Eden Hospital; a targeted response by the Department of Environment’s marine unit located and removed a barracuda from the waters near Governor’s Beach that had been observed to exhibit unusual behaviour; There's a few days left to take advantage of government's summer duty waiver expansion.

A civil action has been filed in the Summary Court by Tahiti Seymour, Selvyn Emanuel Bailey has been sentenced to 14 years and 8 months in prison for raping and indecently assaulting a 16-year-old girl; and Government meets with local healthcare professionals as it gathers feedback on a suite of bills.