Cayman's Dancing Policeman Turned Community Farmer

A sharp courtroom warning for prosecutors and defence as the Chief Magistrate says delays in a major ganja case won't be tolerated this year. We'll take a look at several major projects getting the green light from the Central Planning Authority and Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease continues to spread in Little Cayman.

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⚽ Football

“That is screaming to us that we can”—CIFA President Alfredo Whittaker praises Elite SC’s Caymanian core as proof that local talent can lead the league and lift the nation.

🏏 Cricket

“Cricket is now a way of life”—Cayman Cricket President Alexandro Morris lays out a bold 2026 vision focused on youth, professionalism, and a clear path for women in the game.

🎾 Squash

Cayman Squash sets its sights on Paraguay—with hopes of qualifying for the Pan Am Games for the first time. President Janet Sairsingh says the groundwork is already underway.

🏀 Basketball

“They are the purity of the sport”—CIBA President Collin Anglin celebrates record youth participation and renews the call for a permanent home for Cayman basketball.

2026 Chamber Of Commerce Economic Forum

U.S. Woman In Custody For Cocaine Charges Appears In Court & Is Being Investaged For New Robbery Charges

Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease Is Spreading in Little Cayman

Latest BBC News Summary

During its last two meetings of the year, the Central Planning Authority greenlit several major projects and students in Cayman looking for funding, work experience and a pathway into banking are encouraged to apply for Butterfield’s 2026 future talent programs.

Cayman sees its first water related death of 2026; a man is heading to trial on charges of assault, threats to kill, and possession of an offensive weapon; and PAC will scrutinize Government’s 2024 finances next week.

Cayman sees its first water-related death of 2026. Lawmakers prepare to scrutinize the management of public money and talk is underway to build a special corridor for migrating land crabs.

Cayman Swimming just wrapped its busiest season yet—but the real victory might not be in the medals. Coming up, CIASA President Steve Broadbelt shares why 2025 was a turning point for the sport and what’s next for Cayman’s rising stars.

Man Bailed On Assualt Charges

Purple Ribbon Bus & Operation Winter Guardian

Birds And Drugs Seized In Cayman Brac

A man is sentenced for making threats; Cayman's land crabs may be getting a corridor under the Queen's Highway; and you've one day left to weigh in on government's fishing survey.