Tonight, the Cayman Islands Men’s National Team steps onto home turf for the first time this year… and they’re bringing a brand‑new squad with them. We’ve got kickoff time, the full doubleheader lineup, and what fans can expect when Cayman faces BVI under the lights at Truman Bodden.

A major boost for East End sports—ground has officially been broken on a brand‑new multi‑purpose facility that promises everything from basketball to bocce. We’ve got the Minister’s vision and what this upgrade means for the community… coming up in sports.

Special Olympics athletes teamed up with sponsors and even the Sports Minister… for a unified bocce showdown that delivered big smiles and bigger surprises. That’s coming up in sports.

Coming up in the news: The jury could soon deliberate in the Demecio Frederick murder trial — and a man accused of raping a former colleague get a verdict from jury — the latest from the Grand Courts; A major jump in Grand Cayman fuel prices — and DEH urges residents to stop binning batteries after an early‑morning blaze . That and more your eveing news update.

Gas prices on the climb.

A new board for the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority

and a program for teens aims to promote leadership and environmental stewardship.

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A man is arrested in a 2025 fatal crash; Public Health is hosting a Meningitis vaccination clinic; and 17 year old local author invites you to her book launch next month.

Coming up… Cayman’s national squad calls for patience ahead of tonight’s friendly — hear Coach Dougie Rowe’s message to supporters.

Also… junior chess takes centre stage with 92 players battling for national glory — we’ve got the champions.

Round 1 Standings are in after the kick off this past weekend for the 2026 CIWA National Tour!

And the DG 5k Grand Cayman leg is this weekend.

Coming up in the news: Inflation stayed relatively low overall, but some costs spiked sharply;

After two weak assessments in past years, Triple C continues its turnaround;

The murder trial of Demecio Frederick continues with the judges summation, as the jury could celiberate as early as tomorrow;

and why the NDC says vapes are hooking young people faster than cigarettes;

That and more your eveing news update.

Eight migrants are repatriated to Cuba; OES inspectors visit Triple C School; and CayMusica represents a Rising Stars Edition of Music at the Library.

The justice in a Grand Court murder trial continues her summation today; the DOE heads to New Zealand to talk invasive species management; and it's Drugs and Alcohol Facts Month in the Cayman Islands.

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