Layman Scott high school, Cayman Prep and CIS share their experience on the first ever Stem racing nationals an the sister islands held its first ever spring burner swim meet on Cayman Brac

Coming up in the news: Mandatory commercial recycling, a new engineered landfill, and a long‑term waste strategy — we break down the Government’s plan. Plus, no room left for waste tyres at Cayman’s landfills. A new tender aims to clear the backlog. New laws, new regulations, and a major shift in immigration policy- we break down the reforms now in force. That and more your evening news update.

MPs head back to parliament at 10:30am this morning; the Minister for Environmental Health unveils four step waste management plan; and the DEH issues an RFP for tire removal and recycling from Cayman's landfills.

The Agriculture Minister says local egg production is growing; March tourism figures break records; and local police are upskilling.

Cayman’s track stars are raising the bar again — hear how Jaiden Reid and Aaliyannah Anderson say discipline, mindset, and hunger are shaping their next big leap.

Women of Valor battled their way to a podium finish at CISA — and their coach says the real victory was the sacrifice and fire he saw behind the scenes.

CIS Hammerheads break down their F1 National Schools Stem Racing run — what worked, what didn’t, and why a heavier 3‑D printed car might be the start of something bigger.

Coming up in the news: Cabinet signs off on major financial reports, airport redevelopment milestones, and new legislative reforms — the full breakdown.

A nine‑million‑dollar fuel relief package is announced — and the Opposition says it’s a step in the right direction.

The Economics and Statistics Office launches two major national surveys—what they’re asking and why your household may be selected.

A major international policing course wraps up in Cayman — we’ll tell you how it’s strengthening investigative leadership across the Overseas Territories. That and more your evening news update.

Parliament is underway at this hour - this morning, MP's paid tribute to a number of Caymanian women for their contributions to the Cayman Islands before moving on to parliamentary questions.

The People's Progressive Movement says it welcomes the government's announcement of 9 Million dollars worth of fuel relief measures but points out -that MP Roy McTaggart put forward a Private Member's Motion to waive fuel import duty several weeks ago.

 Folks in Little Cayman spent Saturday at Blossom Village Park for a day long celebration of local agricultural and island tradition...as the island hosted its 13th Annual Agricultural Show.

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MPs pass six bills in Parliament on Wednesday including the Airports Authority Amendment Bill and the Auditors Oversight Authority Amendment Bill.

Government announces plans to provide relief for residents to counter rising fuel prices ; the RCIPS provides traffic stats; and two trials are set for this summer.

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