A bronze‑medal finish for one of Cayman’s own at the Pride Muay Thai Tournament. Hear how he powered through two tough fights.

Health official confirm a cholera case in the Cayman Islands.

The push to transform how we get around the islands. Government is officially looking for a consultant to put together the final business case for a modern public transport system. The Deputy Governor Designate holds her first All Staff Town Hall since the news of her appointment. A new survey shows Caymanians are embracing the financial services industry like never before and The Department of Agriculture and Caribbean Utilities Company have teamed up to give tree trimmings a second life. Plus, meet an incredible young author releasing her second book at the tender age of 17!

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Gas Prices Continue to Spike

Public support grows for Cayman finance

Local gas prices spike; government is one step closer to a modern public transport system; and you're invited to a book launch tomorrow night.

A not guilty verdict in a man faces sexual offenses; a stolen boat is found on fire in a Patrick's Island Canal on Monday; and Parliament is meeting later this month.

Cayman Volleyball is entering one of its busiest and most ambitious seasons yet, with national teams preparing for four major international assignments across Beach and Indoor competition.

Cayman National swimmer Luke Higgo is back home after a standout performance in regional competition — turning last year’s single medal into a remarkable seven‑medal haul.

The Cayman Islands Women’s National Team is back in Concacaf W Qualifiers action, meeting Grenada in Group C play in St. George’s.

Coming up in the news: A major rape trial is postponed — prosecutors cite witness availability issues;

Plus, a Grand Court judge halts a sexual assualt trial — ruling the evidence too unreliable for a jury;

The last sitting of the 2025–2026 Session is approaching — what MPs will tackle before the new Session begins;

And a major nursing symposium returns next month — CINMA highlights the future of nursing in the Cayman Islands.

That and more your evening news update.

Opposition to file motion around transparancy for fuel costs and request for energy duty rebates.

HSM flags sharp rise in “Working by Operation of Law” permits.

Cayman Brac Heritage Silent Auction.

Caymanian cyclist Ryan Thompson delivered a standout performance in Belize, powering to a third‑place podium finish after a fierce sprint to the line at the 2026 BEL Junior Cross‑Country Cycling Classic.

In regional netball, Cayman’s Under‑16 National Team is on the board at the Jean Pierre U16 Tournament in Trinidad and Tobago, securing their first win of the competition.

And the Cayman Islands Women’s National Team has one final shot in Group C. They face Grenada tomorrow as Concacaf W Qualifiers action continues.

National swimmer Aadhyaan Agarwal delivered one of Cayman’s standout junior performances at CARIFTA 2026 — returning home with medals, multiple finals, and six new CIASA records.

Coming up in the news:

A judge says a man’s troubled childhood and lifelong addiction shaped a frightening late‑night robbery;

A government breeding initiative reopens to support herd quality across the Cayman Islands;

And from teenagers to corporate teams — CCMI opens registration for new hands‑on marine conservation courses;

Plus twelve top civil servants, one prestigious award, and a farewell moment for the Deputy Governor.

That and more your evening news update.