Nine specialist appeals tribunals will soon be bundled into a single administrativestructure as MPs pass the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Bill in the House on Tuesday; Parliament has approved the Litter Amendment Bill; and a murder trial was delayed onThursday.

Cayman defeats Mexico to take their 4th straight win in the ICC World Cup Sub-Regional Cricket Qualifier

Red Bay Primary wins the 2026 Inter Primary School Athletics championships

Coming up in the news: The Crown’s final witness in a high profile murder case didn’t take the stand this morning. We’ll tell you why after the break. A new Traffic Amendment Bill passes Parliament, redefining pedal cycles and validating past fees- what it means for road users. Government moves to streamline how people appeal official decisions — MPs pass a major reform bill. A former North Side gas station clears major safety hurdles and prepares to reopen under new management.That and more your evening news update.

Premier Calls Parliamentary Sittings Productive

Litter (Amendment) Bill 2026

World Kidney Day 2026

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MPs pass amendments to the Traffic Act; a murder trial continues today in Grand Court; and its World Kidney Day.

The civil service retirement policy is explained in Parliament; the Environment Minister updates MPs on government's sargassum removal policies; and CBC is training a new group of recruits.

Coming up in the news: Did a senior investigator follow protocol at the scene of a 2024 killing? The defence says no — but the witness insists otherwise. Full details ahead. Thirteen new Caymanian recruits step into training with Customs and Border Control. What they’ll be learning over the next few months — coming up. And a bill to raise the civil service retirement age didn’t reach debate — but the Deputy Governor still had plenty to say. That and more your evening news update which is next.

Woman enters not guilty pleas to causing child to overstay

3 Year Shark Study Funding Secured

Crown withdraws child cruely charges

Parliament Adjourns

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MPs wrapped up parliament at 1:30AM this morning after another marathon day of business; authorities have arrested two men accused of poaching in West Bay waters; and there's a special event featuring the Cayman Youth Choir tonight night.

The Ministry of Health says there is currently no evidence of an HIV cluster in Cayman Brac; the Prison Service got an extra $2M in funding in December to cover unexpected increases in operational costs; police have announced the results of an operation targeting unsafe driving practices in the Eastern Districts.