The debate on the immigration reform bill will continue thismorning in Parliament at 11am; the police need your help to track down two wanted men; and two men are sentenced after pleading guilty to illicit trafficking of ganja.

In the news, its jail time for two men who addimitted to trafficking ganja from Jamaica, meanwhile a West Bay couple has their case sent to the Grand Court for trial...... and we’re taking a closer look at the growing backlash over feral cat control on Little Cayman. The government is defending the use of high‑powered air rifles, saying the program is saving endangered iguanas and seabirds — we’ll hear how it works and what it means for local pet owners. This is your 6 pm news for 11 December 2025.

Cayman’s Aaliyannah Anderson is off to a flying start in the 2026 collegiate track season.

Cayman’s 3x3 Basketball Teams Touch Down in The Bahamas for Caribbean Cup!

Cayman’s youngest hoop stars light up the court—Week 3 of the Health City mini league brings the energy.

There’s just one month to go. Ring in the new year with the CUC Sea Swim —

The Attorney General withdraws the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Bill; an opposition MP was a cost breakdown for potential legislative changes; and a local bank its cutting its rates.

Debate on sweeping immigration reforms continues today in Parliament with MPs set to resume the discussion at 10am. Youcan listen to a rebroadcast of Parliament proceedings right here on Radio Cayman after the 6PM evening news.

Cayman pushes ahead with plans for a new undersea cable; government is giving civil servants, seafarers and long-time financial assistance recipients a $500 honorarium; and Grand Court sentenceds a man (24) to 18 months in prison after he admitted to defiling a 13‑year‑old girl.

Government is increasing funding for local sports services; Cayman Karate brings home gold from the Suzuki Cup; and put on your Santa hat for a festive 5K this Saturday.

In the news, a man learns his fate FOR defiling a 13 year old girl that resulted in a pregenacy.

We learn the government plan for a new undersea cable and....

Cayman’s waters now come with a brand new map — and it was drawn by a robot.

This is your 6 pm news for 10 December 2025.

• Parliament Resumes Today For The Fifth Sitting of the Third Meeting of the 2025–2026 Session
• Proposed Subsea Cable Bill
• 16 Days of Activism Ends
• Department of Education Services Works Remotely After Car Crashes Into Building

MPs are set to debate the Submarine Cable Telecommunications Resilience Bill this week; lawmakers approved a massive budget increase for Sports Services in the upcoming two financial years; and "A History of Turtlers and Schooners of the Cayman Islands” is available now.