The rape trial of Renaldo Taylor continued today, with the defendant taking the stand to deny all allegations; local gas prices are rising; and a small fire at the George Town Landfill was quickly extinguished this morning after being discovered in freshly deposited waste.

Fire Service And Coast Guard Renew MOU

Central Planning Authority Meets Today

Police Investigate Vehicle Spoofing Advertisement

Gas prices rose this past week; the MyeID team opens a branch at the Savannah Post Office; and the MRCU says seasonal tides are causing a mosquito boom.

The murder trial of Devon Emmanuel Wright Jr. continues today; the Central Planning Authority is meeting today with several proposed developments up for discussion; and the government marks a record year for summer interns as students take wide advantage of the work experience program

The murder trial of a man accused of killing a toddler in Cayman Brac resumes on Thursday as legal arguments are heard in the matter. A man continues to stand trial for rape of child, plus the RCIPS see new appointments to key leadership positions. That and more in your evening news.

Mourant Secures Private Equity Investment

Marriott Beach Restoration

Waterspout on Shore

Robert Atkin is the new Deputy Commissioner of Police; the Grand Cayman Marriott Resort announces a multi-million dollar investment that will restore its shoreline ; and the port was pretty busy in the first five months of the year with more than 140 port calls.

A man heads to trial today, accused of sexually assaulting a young girl; a waterspout makes landfall on Monday; and the Health Insurance Commission is rolling out a new online reporting portal for the Segregated Insurance Fund.

The rape trial of a man charged with indecent assault against a 7 year old opens in the Grand Court. Police probe a late-night single-car crash on Esterley Tibbetts Highway. DEH weighs in on planning matter soon before the CPA. Plus, the Central Scranton Park is open!

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