Azariaha Burton Named Miss Teen Cayman Islands 2026

Cabinet Summary For The July 29thMeeting

CAL Expands Austin Route

Core Government's unaudited financial results for the first half of the year reveal a surplus of $244.4 million; a Team from the Department of Tourism and three students in the School of Hospitality Studies head to Oregon for the Destinations International Annual Convention; and the Cayman Islands Marketing Professionals Association held its first Next Gen event over the weekend.

A young man has pleaded not guilty to three indecent assault charges relating to an incident involving a child; Norma Lina Scott Padilla has pleaded not guilty to a two count indictment for money laundering; and URCO has appointed Sonji Myles as its Chief Executive Officer.

OfReg appoints a new CEO. Plus, the latest from the courts. We learn cruise ship numbers for the week ahead plus more in your news update.

A man learns his fate for indecent assault against a young girl. A murder trial continues next week with the jury expected to deliberate early next week. Applications deadline looms for training and workplace experience program, and, the office of the ombudsman opens an investigation into child safeguarding in the Cayman Islands.

Ministry Sets Ready2Work Deadline

Cayman Bahamas Planning Talks

WORC Issues Declaration Reminder

A review of the Health Services Authority's governance structures, leadership capability and operational effectiveness identifies 11 quote key challenges; and the Central Planning Authority gives the green-light for two government planning proposals.

Demecio Frederick will spend at least 31 years behind bars after being sentenced for the murder of his uncle; a jury is expected to deliberate today in the case against Ricardo Taylor; and a joint enforcement operation in George Town leads to arrests and a community clean-up.

Regional cricket heats up this weekend as the Women’s Americas World Cup Qualifiers bowl off at Jimmy Powell Oval—with two Cayman players earning spots on the combined Americas team. That update is coming up in sports.

Cayman’s women’s squash team has landed a CAC Games bronze—Jade Pitcairn and Lara Conolly shine in doubles. More in sports.

Cayman’s golfers are in the final stretch at the Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships in Nassau. We’ll check in on the team’s progress coming up.

A man learns his fate for murdering his uncle. Plus, the latest in the child indecent assault case. We learn about July weather stats and a rare pillar coral spawning is currently underway. And, the community comes together for the sixth annual bat count.