Coming up in the news: Eight overdue Government Minutes and nearly 250 unresolved recommendations — why the Auditor General says action is urgently needed;

Plus an express lane for companies that hire Caymanians — government outlines the next phase of immigration reform;

A midday robbery, a chase across the island, and a suspect caught trying to flee — but the RCIPS says not today bobo;

That and more your evening news update.

Woman Enters Pleas In Dangerous Driving And Obstruction of Justice Case

CIWS Predicts Heat Wave

Woman Enters Plea In Case Of Attempted Murder Of Husband

A woman has pleaded not guilty to a single charge of attempted murder involving her husband; a new report from the Auditor General flags concerns with how government is reponding to recommendations the OAG and the Public Accounts Committee; and In the Heights is coming to the Prospect Playhouse.

Three cases are dealt with in Grand Court; a visitor is arrested at the airport on suspicion of possessing an unlicensed firearm; and expect hotter temperatures as the National Weather Service issues its first heat wave.

MTC athletes are lighting up the U.S. track circuit this weekend… from blazing 100‑metre times in Florida to heat wins across multiple states.

International rugby energy returns to South Sound as Cayman hosts Mont Tremblant in a hard‑hitting series of friendlies — and the action isn’t slowing down.

The Cayman Islands Government wants the entire nation moving — and a new wellness challenge is calling out families, workplaces, and all three islands.

Coming up in the news:

Two men charged over a Walkers Road robbery — one enters not guilty pleas, the other yet to respond;

A man accused of serious offences pleads not guilty — and a November trial date is now confirmed plus in an unconnected matter;

A seperate man will stand trial in September for rape;

Plus we learn about new immigration rules that you should be aware.

That and more your evening news update which is next.

New immigration fees come into effect on May 1st; Autism Cayman hosts its 2nd symposium; and Caymusica brings you the SoNoRo Chamber Festival.

Fire crews spent the weekend monitoring the George Town landfill after a fire on broke out on Thursday; the civil service recognizes the best of the best; and a volunteer spearheads a local archeological dig.

National Museum & National Trust Granted Access To f Llewelyn House Site For Archaeological Investigations

Westbay Primary's John A. Cumber School Principal, Mrs. Giovanna Ebanks Wright, Named Deputy Governor's Employee of Year For 2025

Radio Cayman Celebrates 50 Years In Conversation With Founding Team Member Mr. Loxley Banks MBE

Update On Ongoing Fire At The George Town Landfill

Opposition Calls On NCFC Government To Respond Urgently To Landfill Risks

Health Officials Conduct Welfare Checkups On Residents Near Flames

Sister Islands Burglary & Car Crash Increases

Latest Cabinet Approvals Summary

2026 Hurricane Predictions

Jovanna Wright Named 2026 Deputy G overnor's Employee of the Year

Radio Cayman Celebrates 50 Years