Cabinet discusses the National Conservation Act; the grand court trial continues for a man charged with causing death by dangerous driving; and police are investigating an attempted armed robbery.

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Radio Cayman Evening News for 28 May 2026.

Driving Under The Influence Court Case Delayed

Department Of Agriculture Plant Day Art Competition

Expatriate To Be Deported Following Burglary Conviction

The Premier heads to NYC; Sunday is World No Tobacco Day; and Cayman Drama Society opens In The Heights.

A man is sentenced for criminal trespass; the police commissioner is meeting with residents; and Cayman Art Weekend continues this evening.

Sunset FC make it three straight in the Women’s Premier League — and they did it in dominant fashion.

Concacaf and FIFA officials were in town this week, guiding CIFA through high‑level leadership and governance training.

Two Cayman swimmers are headed to the CAC Games in Santo Domingo — hear who’s been selected to wear the national colours this July.

Two Cayman gymnasts are preparing for the biggest stage of their careers — the Senior Pan American Championships in Rio.

A full slate of Inter‑Primary Cricket is on deck this Friday, with schools across Zones A and B gearing up for another competitive round.

Coming up in the news:

Record breaking tourism numbers again for the Cayman Islands — April sets a new all time high.

A petition on solar installations prompts URCO to step in, reminding CUC of its regulatory boundaries.

And a man enters guilty pleas to stealing from a local convenient store plus another heads to Grand Court for trial date.

Those details and more in your evening news update.

A one day delay in the Grand Court trial of a George Town man due to prosecutor illness.

The Cayman Islands has achieved another milestone in its record‑setting tourism year, welcoming 47,884 stay-over visitors in April--the highest ever for that month.

After spending a week working with local brass students, the Rodney Marsalis Philadelphia Big Brass is putting on a show...featuring its international performers as well as kids in this week's brass retreat.

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Premier gas prices spike; the Premier is in Trinidad; and students graduate from ICCI Tuesday night.