A murder trial enters it second week in the court, plus a rape trial continues. CBC is making plans to go paperless and we learn about a new campaign from the culture ministry about landmarks and the legends behind them. That and more in your evening news.

The 2026 Pirates Week Festival has a theme: "Spirits, Gold and Glory."

Cayman welcomes the next crop of enforcement officers.

The Department of Education Services says its annual Summer School Programme continues to make a positive impact on students across the Cayman Islands.

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Customs may soon go paperless; Cayman Carnival 2027 will be on Saturday, May 1st; and seven students are honoured for their academic achievements in STEM.

A new world screw worm outbreak amongst Cayman neighbours have local officials asking ranchers to be on the lookout; Legends Behind Our Landmarks is a new national campaigned designed to quote deepen public awareness and appreciation of the Cayman Islands’ rich cultural and historical heritage; and the Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service is celebrating the graduation of thirteen young Caymanians who have successfully completed the CBC Recruit Training Program.

This is your weekend news update from the Radio Cayman Newsroom.

Updates from the Commonwealth Games

Week 3 CIFFA results and how you can welcome home NHL Draft Pick, Jaxon Cover.

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Evening News from the Radio Cayman Newsroom.

It's the latest from the Commonwealth Games; Police are investigating an ongoing SMS phishing scam involving suspects pretending to be from several public and private institutions; and SpaceX is expected to try again this evening to get its Starship Flight Test 13 in the sky.

The first round of matches for Cayman’s 3x3 Basketball have been played at this year’s Commonwealth Games; Ag officials are reminding poultry farmers to keep a close eye on their flock as the country deals with a Coryza outbreak; and the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Alumni & I Love R&B Weekend officially kicked off Thursday night.

A murder trial continues with the court hearing recorded interviews from the victim's mother; a tourist is sentenced to 18 weeks behind bars after admitting to possessing equipment linked to financial fraud; and the Caribbean Examinations Council is updating its school based assessment to address rising concerns over the usage of generative artificial intelligence.