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.

A West Bay man who had been on the run for months is now behind bars; Two Grand Court trials are set to begin this morning  following the swearing‑in of juries on Monday; and the Department of Education Services is highlighting school safety measures at John Gray High School after a recent disciplinary incident.

The women's national team gears up for a big match against Guatemala. Hear what the players are saying about their chances tonight. Cayman's junior rugby teams take their talents to North Carolina. A look at how they performed at this year's Ruggerfest and From the ocean to the fairway this year's "Swinging for Swimming" brings the community together for a great cause.

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Coming up in the news: Two high profile court cases are set to open to the juries first thing tomorrow morning- one a murder trial and the next a rape trial. Security cameras help staff respond quickly to a student incident at John Gray High. The Ministry of Health wants your views on improving the HSA—how you can help shape the future of Cayman’s healthcare. Cayman scientists lead a groundbreaking Blue Belt mission that could transform how the Islands protect their oceans. All that and more in our evening news update.

DOE Wraps The Blue Belt Expedition

MyeID 100th Card Issued

Agriculture Show Bunny & Poultry Winners Announced

Another set of government fees are going up; you’re being asked to weigh in on Cayman’s public health system; and it is a wrap on Lobster Season.

If you’ve got a trip to the Middle East planned, the UK Foreign Office is urging you to closely monitor the situation before getting on the plane; The Cayman Islands Court of Appeal has refused Luisto Hernandez’s application for leave to appeal both his conviction and sentence for attempted murder; and police are investigating an early morning hold up.

The Civil Service Pedometer Challenge has officially crossed the finish line, wrapping up twenty-one days of friendly competition, big step counts, and even bigger enthusiasm across the public service.