The National Weather Service says you need to keep your sweater handy for the nextcold front; the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service is stepping up its focus on neighbourhood policing; Jazz en Trance Big Band kicks off the Cayman Arts Festival on Thursday.

Government issues an RFP to improve road safety; a local nurse is honored; Cayman marks World Wetlands Day; and students learn all about Cayman's endangered Nassau Grouper population.

Coming up in the news: A late‑night landing in Little Cayman raises fresh concerns about regional migration….. A new delivery service aims to make farm supplies easier to access — how it works and who it’s designed to help…. Why Cayman’s wetlands matter more than ever — and why experts say losing them would cost the country far more than it realizes. And, Cayman Prep and High School holds on to its “good” rating — what inspectors praised and what they want strengthened. All that and more in our 6 PM News for the 2nd February 2026.

Labour Appeals Tribunal Reappointments

Migrants Land in Little Cayman

Grouper Moon Live Streams Underway

Several members of the National Coalition for Caymanians admistration meet with the Marriott team; the theme of Friday’s National Education Conference was Innovation,Inclusion and Impact; and KPMG is launching a brand new opportunity for local students: The Michael Austin Scholarship.

Educators from across the Cayman Islands met on Friday to brainstorm ways to strengthen the country’s provision of education; A local high school maintains its good rating after an interim visit by the team at the Office of Education Standards; and The Health Services Authority will host its annual World Cancer Day symposium today at The Westin.

MHES Hosts Press Conference On New Health Services Authority Board & Ongoing KPMG Audit. New Board Chair Says 'Transparancy Comes At A Cost.'

Part 2 Of The Series Investigating The Cayman Islands National Digital ID Program, IDMyeID.

Cayman’s Under‑17 Girls have bounced back in Concacaf qualifying with a hard‑fought 4–3 win over Antigua and Barbuda in Costa Rica.

Cayman’s U‑17 boys are officially headed into one of the region’s biggest youth football stages next month, as the 2026 Concacaf U‑17 Qualifiers get underway in Costa Rica.

Cayman’s professional watercraft racer James Munroe Jr. is reflecting on a high‑intensity weekend in the Middle East.

The Department of Sports is teaming up with Academy Sports Club to host a dynamic football camp this weekend.

Coming up in the news: HSA gets a new board and news audit to help with pulbic confidence. And...a Grand Court ruling leaves an injured cyclist with no way to collect more than two hundred thousand dollars in damages… Government says Cayman needs to move beyond a ‘paper whirl’ of receipts — and a new digital ID is the key…and An extraordinary natural event is about to unfold beneath Cayman waters, and local students will be part of it. Details on the Grouper Moon livestreams ! All that and more in our 6 PM News, for 30th January 2026

Ministry of Health and Environmental Services HSA Press Briefing

RCIPS Scholarship Opportunity Deadline Tomorrow

DOT Hiring Chief Relaxation Officer