Cabinet's February 19 meeting covered a wide range of national issues...from healthcare and aviation plans to coastal works and school transportation.

The MRCU has started daytime aerial operations over several areas of Grand Cayman.

And a quick reminder - March first is just around the corner and The National Road Safety Committee (NRSC) says enforcement of existing laws governing e-bikes, scooters and similar micro-mobility devices begins on March 1st.

Cayman Rugby prepares for a big weekend matchup — and the coach says the squad is fired up.

A young Mustang athlete hits a major milestone on the road to CARIFTA…. Hear from the Club’s President

Coming up in the news: New bills, big questions, and a call for a budget impact assessment — Parliament’s next sitting is shaping up to be a busy one. And, Cabinet signs off on major health insurance reforms, new coastal works, and key national appointments. Teachers are heading into Cayman’s top hotels, not as guests but as trainees. A unique hospitality programme is now accepting applications. All that and more in our Evening News

Aircraft operators are set to face a series of new fees as the National Coalition for Caymanian’s administration publishes the Airports Authority Amendment and Validation Bill; Parliament is meeting next week to discuss a number of bills; and the top goats have announced at this year's Agriculture Show.

CARICOM is marking a milestone and Cayman is there; a man pleds not guilty to a charge of being an idle and disorderly person; and World Down Syndrome Day is coming up on March 21st.

Updates from the court, nominations are opening for Proud of Them and it's Goat versus Goat.

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Cayman strikes first in their Concacaf opener — but the final score may surprise you.

International rugby hits South Sound this weekend, and Cayman’s men are gearing up for a massive test.

Big scores and standout performances in Round 3 of the Alex Alexander Memorial League — including one dominant Player of the Day.

And… A brand‑new district netball tournament is coming — and organizers say it could change the game for Cayman’s communities.

Coming up in the news: A man enters pleas to a charge of idle and disorderly conduct after allegingly nude flashing a member of the public along SMB ….and as Cayman prepares for major immigration reforms, officials promise fairness for those already in the system. The details are coming up. He spent decades running toward danger — now the Fire Service celebrates his remarkable career of 35 years. The details on the career of Karl Pascal is minutes away! And Cayman Academy students gear up for their third annual anti‑drug march — and they’re hoping for their biggest turnout yet. … All that and more in our 6 PM News

Roads works are underway in West Bay; DOE researchers return to Grand Cayman after two weeks exploring the deep sea; and government launches a course on the safe operation of small commercial vessels.

A 23 year old Bodden Town resident is under arrest following a crash at the Chrissie Tomlinson roundabout; the National Road Safety Committee is urging the public to prepare for the start of enforcement on e‑bikes, scooters and other micro‑mobility devices from 1 March; and Cayman Enterprise City says Cayman could become a hubfor ocean technology.