MPs are heading back to Parliament this morning after a late night on Wednesday; a Grand Court murder trial continues today; and the Health Services Authority will mark World Kidney Day on Thursday, 12 March.

Volleyball nets are back up on the Brac. As Honoring Women Month continues, the Department of Sports is hoping you'll pencil them in for some fun and fitness events this March and - the annual Beacon Farms Golf Invitational returns.

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Coming up in the news: Jurors visit the crime scene as the murder trial of Demeco Fredrick enters another day of evidence; Budgeting, saving and investing — a free programme aims to give young people the financial skills they need; and the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism strengthens ties with Canada through a new agency partnership aimed at boosting high-value travel to the islands. All that and more in our Evening News update.

Day 1 of Johnson Murder Trial Session

Today's Parliament Proceedings Order

Renewed Call for Youth Financial Literacy Program

A packaged agenda for legislators when the House of Parliament convenes this afternoon; Organizers say the 2026 Inter-Secondary Track and Field Championshipshas delivered two exciting days of competition; and Rotary Central hosts its island-wide Free Health Screening event on Saturday.

A murder trialcontinues today; MP’s head back to Parliament this afternoon; and expect a road closure in town on Friday with the launch of the Cayman Branch of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians.

A FIERCE FOOTBALL BATTLE IN CAYMAN BRAC, WHAT LIES AHEAD FOR YOUTH FOOTBALL THIS WEEK AND THE CARIFTA SWIM TEAM IS ANNOUNCED PLUS REGISTRATION IS OPEN NOW FOR THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR'S 5K CHALLENGE.

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Coming up in the news: Demicio Fredrick stands trial for murder of Christopher Johnson. Details ahead. Tweaks to the immigration bill and a new foreclosure protocol—MPs return to Parliament tomorrow. The Premier says Cayman gained new regional and international opportunities at the CARICOM summit — including direct talks with top US officials. The National Trust expands access to a vital sanctuary in North Side—community partners help make it happen. All that and more in our evening news update.

Migrants Land in Cayman Brac

Premier returns from CARICOM

Honouring Women's Month Event Tonight

The Central Planning Authority is meeting tomorrow with several developments up for consideration; MPs will consider harsher penalties for folks who dump their trash bythe side of the road; and it’s officially Honoring Women Month, with the first of several events kicking off celebrations on Sunday.