LOCAL SPORTS

A man learns his fate following a conviction for rape. The RCIPS investigates recent burglaries and reminds the public to take precautions. Government meets with local healthcare professionals as it gathers feedback on a suite of bills and a former Ms Cayman Islands is suing the pageant organisation over outstanding unpaid fees.

Government primary and secondary schools will open their doors to all students on Wednesday; and the summer break is almost over and now might be a great time to take the kiddos to see the National Gallery's current main exhibition.

A man has plead guilty to assault by penetration and sexual communication with a child; Caymanian Job Seekers headed to the Marriott Monday afternoon for the National Coalition for Caymanian Administration's third recruitment drive; and the National Conservation Council wants to hear from you on a proposal to establish the Cayman Brac Lighthouse National Park.

Cayman's Ryan Thompson tears up the Caribbean Cycling circuit and he's come home with hardware.

Cayman's men hold their own against Inter Miami U20s as a new pitch opens with a 1-all draw.

Cayman Girls Rugby is launching a major recruitment push next month, inviting young female athletes to join the growing program.

Three separate cases of indecent assault against minors open to Grand Court juries this week. Plus a long standing civil servants calls it a day, as he is set to retire at the end of the month. Plus the water authority says some traffic disruptions are set to soon follow as road construction will soon start for new pipeline installations.

After more than four decades of public service, Director General John Tibbetts will retire from the Cayman Islands National Weather Service at the end of this month; and Cayman Airways' La Ceiba route has quote proven to be so popular this summer, the airline has added extra Friday flights in August and September to close out the summer travel season.

Government is adding classroom space in West Bay within weeks; and about a hundred Caymanian Job Seekers are heading to the Marriott this afternoon for the National Coalition for Caymanian Administration's third recruitment drive.

This is your Sunday News update from the Radio Cayman Newsroom.

Massive spike at the local gas pumps; good news for a group of bats as it appears that have successfully relocated; and the Pursuit of Excellence Lloyd Barker Foundation Back to School Drive is tomorrow from 2 to 5pm at the Aston Rutty Centre.