You’re being asked to weigh in on the Utility Regulation and Competition Office’s draft deterimination on a proposed amendment of Island Energy’s Transmission and Distribution Licence; Cayman Airways celebrated a milestone as Capt Joey Jackson flew his final commercial flight; and secondary students across Grand Cayman are taking the stage at the Harquail theater for this year’s National Children’s Festival of the Arts .

A department of Environment researcher is recovering after a shark bite in Little Cayman; Caymanians are invited to an advanced screening of "The Bluff," by local filmmaker Frank E. Flowers; and this weekend marked the 232nd anniversary of the Wreck of the Ten Sail.

A conversation with the winners of the Bendel Hydes Awards for the The 4th Cayman Islands Biennial, "Archipelago."

Cayman’s sim‑racing scene has hit another major milestone, with five local drivers lining up in the 2026 JSRA Porsche Cup Sprint Series.

Cayman boxing is preparing for a major test on the international stage, as two young fighters gear up for the Junior Olympic qualifiers in Bangkok this March.

The Flowers Sea Swim returns to Seven Mile Beach in 2026, drawing swimmers from around the world for Cayman’s flagship one‑mile race.

It’s a busy week on the courts as the Cayman Islands Netball Association rolls out a full slate of matchups this weekend.

The Civil Service Step Challenge is one week in with 10 more days to go

The Cayman Cycling Association’s general meeting brought together members to review the past year and discuss the 2026 priorities.

Coming up in the news: A stabbing over five dollars ends in a unanimous verdict — sentencing is now set for April. A woman accused in a fatal holiday‑season crash enters not‑guilty pleas — the case heads to trial this summer….A new foreclosure protocol, energy‑sector reforms and Cayman’s stance on beneficial ownership — Premier Ebanks outlines what’s next. Changes to littering penalties, traffic rules and land charges — government publishes new bills ahead of Parliament. All that and more in our 6 PM News, for 06 February 2026.

A man is due to be sentenced today for a series of serious sexual offences; more bills are being published in the lead up to the next meeting of Parliament; and The Harquail Theater was packed with jazz fans Thursday night as Cayman Arts Festival 2026 officially kicked off.

A 25‑year‑old George Town man is under a court‑ordered Sexual Harm Order after an alleged indecent exposure near Seven Mile Beach; a man accused in a stabbing over a five dollar debt returns to court this morning; and the scope of the audit of Health Services Authority won’t be limited to the boardroom.

A man convicted of a series of serious sexual offences is expected to learn his fate today. A potential Grand Harbor development is shut down at the Central Planning Authority's January 21st meeting. The Cayman Youth Camerata represents the highest level of achievement in CayMusicA's after-school music program... and Saturday night they are taking the Harquail Theater stage.

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A dispute over a $5 loan winds up in court.

A 25 year old man is charged in connection with a late‑night indecent exposure incident on the Seven Mile Beach corridor.

New travel data puts West Bay at the very top of the Spring Break boating charts, with George Town also cracking the global Top 10.

A young Caymanian climate advocate steps up to a leadership role at Sustainable Cayman

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Two Cayman Boating Locations Ranked Top 10 For Spring Break

Deija Lyons Joins Sustainable Cayman Executive Board

Cayman Arts Festival Jazz in Trance Big Band Tonight

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