Coming up in the news:

Progress reports on several Private Members’ Motions — including mask rules, red lining legislation, and social media limits for children. Premier André Ebanks meets financial leaders across Asia, as Cayman strengthens its position in global investment markets. And, new weather data shows an unusually wet dry season and one of the coolest Februaries in decades.

That and more your evening news update.

Premier Arrives In Tokyo For Bilateral Talks

Cabinet Decisions on Private Members Motions

Cabinet removes expengment fee

The Ministry of Sports has announced plans to renovate and modernize the Truman Bodden Sports Complex; The December 2025 – April 2026 dry season summary shows that seasonal rainfall exceeded the climatological average; and Cabinet has removed the CI$25 fee for expungement applications .

A man has been found not guilty of making threats to kill against his wife; government welcomed 88 new educators in public schools in 2025, including 36 Caymanians; and the country is marking a milestone for a key national symbol.

A stoppage‑time strike shakes up the Women’s Premier League table — that story is coming up.

Cayman rugby braces for a fierce international showdown with Bermuda — and this rivalry never disappoints.

Plus, the youngsters light up the pitch again — we’ve got highlights from another fiery round of Inter‑Primary Cricket.

And playoff basketball tips off at the ARC — with every game now shaping the road to the championship.

Coming up in the news:

New teachers, stronger exam results and improved school ratings — the Ministry of Education outlines its 2025 successes. And, a incident at HMP Northward leaves two inmates injured and renews questions for the Human Rights Commission. Plus, a trial collapses before it even begins—hear why a jury was told to acquit a man charged with threats to kill.

That and more your evening news update.

OES Rates Tiny Tots Satisfactory

The Opposition Says More Police Officers Needed

Man Spared Jail Time In Assault Case

Folks in Cayman are alerted of a Space X launch; a man gets a suspended sentence for allegedly beating a woman unconscious; and Heritage Month heads to Cayman Brac.

Regional leaders visit Cayman for a funeral; a case involving a man allegedly chasing an ambulance heads to court; a DART opens up applications for a new real estate program.

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