Cayman swimmers are rewriting the record books at the Commonwealth Games as another national mark falls on day five. We have the standout performances coming up.

Want speed without the street risk? The Cayman Motoring Federation’s autocross series revs up again -- how you can get in on the action.

Plus, a few words from the Deputy Premier on the importance of supporting our young athletes.

A Grand Court jury has delivered its verdict in the rape trial of bartender Palmurugan Paulraj. Plus, a man who spent months on remand awaiting trial has been acquitted after the Crown withdrew its case. Customs and Border Control says a man suspected of overstaying in Cayman for more than 15 years is now in custody. A new Public Health Bill could reshape how Cayman responds to disease outbreaks, vaccination programmes and future emergencies. That and more in your evening news.

HSA Expands Interpreters

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A 56 year old man is arrested on suspicion of overstaying; Cayman sees its fourth week of falling gas prices; and we've got a breakdown of the draft Public Health Bill.

The Justice in a local rape trial began his summation on Tuesday; Central Scranton Park will officially open this Saturday from 3 to 5pm; and the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman says new licensing statistics confirm continued growth in Cayman’s international insurance market in the second quarter of 2026.

Your Day 4 results from the Commonwealth Games in Scotland.

A victorious return home as Cayman's Girls Under-15 National Team win the inaugural Goombay Cup in Nassau, Bahamas.

Plus - the low down on how Team Cayman is doing in Beach Volleyball at the Central American and Caribbean Games.

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A minor earthquake earlier today was felt across Grand Cayman. A jury will begin their deliberations soon in the case of a man charged with the rape, the latest from the Grand Courts coming up. Government unveils four major health bills — and wants your feedback starting in August.

That and more in your evening news.

Earthquake All Clear Issued By HMCI

DOA Pound June Stats

More than 2,500 MyeIDs Issued & New Location Opens Next Month

Government wants to hear from you on a new series of draft bills covering health and the environment; and new development is in the works at Grand Harbor.

The defendant in a grand court rape trial takes the stand; jurors hear testimony in a trial involving the alleged murder of a toddler in Cayman Brac; and the Commission for Standards in Public Life is reminding folks of the July 30th deadline to file their Register of Interests declarations.