A podcast of the day's top stories from 89.9 FM, Radio Cayman in the Cayman Islands.
Coming up in the news: Police warn of a new banking scam after a victim loses money — the safety steps you need to know. New whooping cough cases spark a call for vaccinations — health officials warn the illness is still spreading. A judicial review win for CUC after a dispute over releasing energy cost studies.That and more in your evening news update.
Man Faces Multiple Sexual Assaults Against Minor May Weather StatisticsNational Workforce Development Committee Launches Caymanian Employment Survey
A man faces five counts of indecent assault and one count of breach of trust; Government says fresh cases of pertussis – aka whooping cough - show the disease is still spreading locally; and the Mosquito Research and Control Unit is responding to the season's first major mosquito emergence with widespread aerial and ground operations across Grand Cayman.
A grand court decision is issued in a CUC vs. the Ombudsman judicial review claim; a woman heads to court charged with five counts of obtaining property by deception; and Public Health has travel tips for those heading to the FIFA World Cup.
Coming up in the news: Grand Cayman sees its first major mosquito emergence of the season — and weather is slowing control efforts. Five deception counts and a forgery charge — a woman accused of running a bogus car import scheme heads back to court. And, leadership training, intelligence sharing and emergency readiness — Cayman formalises a major corrections partnership with Canada. That and more in your evening news update.
Woman Has Pleaded Guilty To Stealing Money From Her Former EmployerCayman Airways Is Expanding Its Summer Schedule With New Friday Flights To PanamaTwo Injured In DUI E-Bike CrashThe Library Will Host A Free Summer Storytime Event
Gas prices fall for the second straight week; two Caymanians are being honoured at the King's Birthday Parade on Monday; and the Director of the DOT snags top honours in NYC.
An e-bike driver is arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after a Monday night crash; MPs head back to Parliament next week; and foodies head to Mission House for a hands-on cassava heavy cake experience.
Coming up in the news: A serious crash on South Church Street leaves one man injured and another arrested for DUI. A man accused of posing as a doctor and using fake prescriptions heads to the Grand Court. Plus, a flooding advisory prompts safety reminders for school pick ups — what parents need to know. That and more in your evening news update.
Cayman Judiciary Recognises Passing Of Hon.Justice Ian Xavier ForteParliamentary Reopens This MonthCayman Islands National Museum Immerse Summer SeriesLatest BBC News Summary
There were more than 22-hundred local jobs advertised in May; The Cayman Islands judiciary has paid tribute to the Honourable Justice Ian Xavier Forte; and the FRC is hosting a two week SNAP camp.
A man is found not guilty of rape; a sixty‑six‑year‑old man has been charged with impersonating a doctor; and the Premier heads to Washington DC.
TEASE — DRESSAGECayman's dressage riders make a statement on the international stage — and one veteran competitor says the results speak for themselves. That story is coming up.TEASE — U16 BASKETBALLThe SLK Blades go back‑to‑back in the PWC Under‑16 League — and the MVP says this year's title hit even harder. Details ahead.TEASE — INDOOR VOLLEYBALLThe National Indoor Volleyball League heats up as Cayman's young talent pushes toward the playoffs — and the technical director has a message for his rising stars. Stay with us.
Coming up in the news:The Premier heads to Washington and Chicago for high level talks with US government and financial leaders. Routine patrol leads to a major discovery: drugs, a firearm, and a spent shell casing. A Bodden Town man is now before the courts. Plus police say a local medical worker posed as a doctor to obtain prescription drugs. Charges have now been filed.That and more in your evening news update.
A Small Craft Alert is issued; the DCB releases several meeting minutes; a wanted man is behind bars; and the National Gallery unveils a new exhibition.
Police are investigating after a body is found in the waters off SMB; the Health Insurance Commission is reviewing a proposed SHIC premium increase; the bulk waste program has been completed.
“The Hurricanes and SLK Blades collide for the under‑16 crown — who takes home the title?”“International dressage returns to Cayman this weekend — and the island's top riders are ready to shine.”“Sixteen‑year‑old Sierra Martin makes Cayman history — now she's gearing up for the biggest ride of her life.”“Cayman's Lucas Jackson battles the best in Miami — and comes home with a statement silver.”
Coming up in the news: The Central Planning Authority signs off on several projects — including two in sensitive environmental areas. Despite the haze, officials say school air quality stayed in the safe zone. A man once listed as wanted by police enters not guilty pleas in the Grand Court. That and more in your evening news update.
Cayman Brac Youth Empowerment SymposiumDepartment Of Sports Child Protection Training For Summer CampsMan Makes Initial Court Appearance After Police Chase
The CPA releases its May 13th meeting decisions; local air quality checks at schools come back 'good'; and the King's Birthday Honors will be held locally on Jun 15th.
Friends and family are meeting this evening to mark the one year disappearance of local reporter, Andrel Harris; police are investigating a brawl; and you can now follow local loggerhead turtle, Amber's, movements in real time.
Coming up in the news: Serious charges, a wounded officer, and questions over labour laws.Plus, Legal arguments halt the trial of Clayburn Willie Ebanks, accused in a fatal East End crash. A turtle named Amber is giving Cayman a rare look into life beneath the waves—thanks to new DOE tracking technology.And, a year after journalist Andrel Harris vanished, police renew their appeal as friends are set to gather in his honour. That and more in your evening news update, next!
Central Planning Authority Grants Approval for Major George Town ProjectEnterprise Cayman Hosts Launch Labs Incubator Information SessionApril Cayman Real Estate Market Report By Engel and VolkersLatest BBC News Summary
Police are investigating two instances of a person getting hit by a car; government is looking into new transport infrastructure solutions; and the dust alert remains in effect this morning.
A small fire at the George Town Landfill is reported on Wednesday; the Opposition turns down a Government invitation to join a policy summit aimed at resolving the long‑standing disputes between the Central Planning Authority and the National Conservation Council; and the Talent Xposition of the Arts hits the stage of the Harquail Theater on Jun 28th.
Ironshore Volleyball Club pulls off another gritty win at the ARC — and captain Jesper Burrozo says it came down to pure fight, chemistry, and a final set that went right down to the wire. Cayman's men's league is heating up.Cayman's FEI Solidarity riders step into their biggest test yet — and leading the charge is trailblazer Jessica McTaggart, alongside rising talent Katelyn Lastrina. Their three‑year journey comes to a head at this weekend's FEI Dressage World Challenge.Junior golf continues to shine — from the Rhulens Series to the Ritz‑Carlton Junior Golf Series, Cayman's young golfers delivered big scores, first‑time milestones, and standout performances across every division. Those results are coming up.
Coming up in the news: The dump catches fire again but is quickly brought under control. Health officials confirm BA253 passengers are cleared after Ebola concerns— plus, a pedestrian is injured after an SUV veer off the road in West Bay—police want your footage. That and more in your evening news update.
Expression Of Interest For Modular & Elevated BridgesPremier Says Recent Trips Increase Regional TiesUnderground Sessions Tonight Latest BBC News Summary
Local schools across the island and making efforts to keep kiddos indoors today and limit their exposure to a Saharan dust plume; local gas prices tumble in Grand Cayman; and theRCIPS says its high‑visibility policing strategy contributed to a safe and well‑managed “Out of This World” Music Fest at Camana Bay.
Police are on the hunt for a 47 year old man; police carried out an incident response this week in the Crewe Road and Linford Pierson area as part of a search for a person of interest; and a major upgrade to the RCIPS vehicle fleet is now under way.
Coming up in the news: New purpose built police vehicles are arriving in Cayman, complete with advanced safety and digital systems. The RCIPS says it's a major step forward. A Saharan dust cloud is moving into the Cayman Islands — and health officials are urging residents to take precautions. The latest guidance and more in your evening news update.
George Town Robbery Off Of Crewe RoadNew Firefighters Graduate From TrainingThe Regiment Travel To The UK To Participate In Active Shield Training
Government is schooling residents on dust and heat advisories and Cayman gets a new Deputy Chief Officer.
The NWS issues a dust advisory; a man heads to trial on rape charges; and a new legal briefing is warning that changes in ownership or control of Cayman‑regulated entities can trigger approval rules.
Coming up in the news: Hurricane Season is here — and officials say heat may be the biggest threat this summer. Plus, police need the public's help following an armed robbery earlier today in the Prospect area. Those details and more in your evening news update.
Hon. Gary Rutty Addresses Church Of God Chapel At Children's And Youth ServiceDeputy Governor Hon. Franz Manderson Begins Farewell Tour Fuel Price Changes Explained
A man pleads not guilty to robbery; it is officially Hurricane Season; and Brac Heritage House invites you to stop by for a visit.
The Coast Guard intercepts a suspicious vessel off Grand Cayman; a defendant enters pleas of not guilty to multiple child sexual offences; and a man facing several serious charges, including attempted murder and rape, has entered mixed pleas in the Grand Court.
RCIPS and Coast Guard Intercept Drug Boat.A man enters pleas for rape against a child and is set for trial. Plus the National Drug Council marks World No Tobacco Day.
Police Investigate Collision Between A Vehicle And A Cyclist Chamber Pension Plan Plan Says They Had Exceptional YoY Performance Men Enter Pleas For CNB Parking Lot Robbery CIMA Change Of Control Requirements Update
Coming up in the news, a March Robbery at a bank parking lot sees two men headed for a Grand Court trial. Plus, we learn about the latest efforts from the governments fuel relief programme. That and more in your evening news update.
Cayman Hosts Speakers ConferenceGeorge Town West MP Housing Bill AnnouncementJudge Grants Restraining Order In Cayman Marl Road Civil Dispute Man Enters Not Guilty Plea To Insulting The Modesty Of A Woman
The owner of Cayman Marl Road heads to civil court; new spending for CIFS; and it's Nurses Week.
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