A podcast of the day's top stories from 89.9 FM, Radio Cayman in the Cayman Islands.
Cayman's 3x3 squads deliver a historic medal haul — and first timer Josh Barrett says the intensity was no joke. Hear his reaction coming up.Jaden Eccleston is back from injury and ready to restart his winning streak. He tells us why a little pain won't stop him — that's ahead.Portmore United says this weekend's match will be football, flair and full family fun. We'll hear from the GM as Academy gears up.
No verdict yet in the murder trial of Devon Emmanuel Wright Jr. The latest education stats from local schools, plus the HSA gets a valuable donation.
12PM Chamber Joins Population ConversationCancer Screening & Data ScheduleCIMA Registers Tokenized Funds
Closing speeches delivered in the Devon Wright Jr murder trial. Plus, the islands get a news national cancer policy, the details ahead. And, the opposition PPM says the Health Services Authority review must lead to real accountability and measurable reform.
National Cancer PolicyMTTD Appoints Trade ConsultantsHSA Plans To Hire COO
A murder trial begins to wind down, and a man could soon learn his fate after being accused of killing a toddler in Cayman Brac. Plus a man pleads guilty to a firearm offence. Core Government's unaudited financial results for the first half of the year reveal a surplus of $244.4 million. That and more in your evening news.
Azariaha Burton Named Miss Teen Cayman Islands 2026Cabinet Summary For The July 29thMeetingCAL Expands Austin Route
Core Government's unaudited financial results for the first half of the year reveal a surplus of $244.4 million; a Team from the Department of Tourism and three students in the School of Hospitality Studies head to Oregon for the Destinations International Annual Convention; and the Cayman Islands Marketing Professionals Association held its first Next Gen event over the weekend.
A young man has pleaded not guilty to three indecent assault charges relating to an incident involving a child; Norma Lina Scott Padilla has pleaded not guilty to a two count indictment for money laundering; and URCO has appointed Sonji Myles as its Chief Executive Officer.
OfReg appoints a new CEO. Plus, the latest from the courts. We learn cruise ship numbers for the week ahead plus more in your news update.
A man learns his fate for indecent assault against a young girl. A murder trial continues next week with the jury expected to deliberate early next week. Applications deadline looms for training and workplace experience program, and, the office of the ombudsman opens an investigation into child safeguarding in the Cayman Islands.
Ministry Sets Ready2Work DeadlineCayman Bahamas Planning TalksWORC Issues Declaration Reminder
A review of the Health Services Authority's governance structures, leadership capability and operational effectiveness identifies 11 quote key challenges; and the Central Planning Authority gives the green-light for two government planning proposals.
Demecio Frederick will spend at least 31 years behind bars after being sentenced for the murder of his uncle; a jury is expected to deliberate today in the case against Ricardo Taylor; and a joint enforcement operation in George Town leads to arrests and a community clean-up.
Regional cricket heats up this weekend as the Women's Americas World Cup Qualifiers bowl off at Jimmy Powell Oval—with two Cayman players earning spots on the combined Americas team. That update is coming up in sports.Cayman's women's squash team has landed a CAC Games bronze—Jade Pitcairn and Lara Conolly shine in doubles. More in sports.Cayman's golfers are in the final stretch at the Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships in Nassau. We'll check in on the team's progress coming up.
A man learns his fate for murdering his uncle. Plus, the latest in the child indecent assault case. We learn about July weather stats and a rare pillar coral spawning is currently underway. And, the community comes together for the sixth annual bat count.
CUC & Flow Mark 60 YearsBat Count Cayman Marks Sixth YearRDR Pillar Coral Spawning
The murder trial of Devon Emmanuel Wright Jr continues today in the Grand Court; a man has pleaded not guilty to two counts of common assault and one charge of threatening to kill; and EcoFest 2026 is this Saturday from 2-5:30PM at the ARC in Camana Bay.
A man facing multiple incident assault charges involving a young girl takes the stand in his Grand Court Trial; you're being reminded about the dangers of improperly disposing of batteries after a fire at the George Town Landfill; and The National Weather Service says total rainfall for the month was only 2.6 inches.
The rape trial of Renaldo Taylor continued today, with the defendant taking the stand to deny all allegations; local gas prices are rising; and a small fire at the George Town Landfill was quickly extinguished this morning after being discovered in freshly deposited waste.
Fire Service And Coast Guard Renew MOUCentral Planning Authority Meets TodayPolice Investigate Vehicle Spoofing Advertisement
Gas prices rose this past week; the MyeID team opens a branch at the Savannah Post Office; and the MRCU says seasonal tides are causing a mosquito boom.
The murder trial of Devon Emmanuel Wright Jr. continues today; the Central Planning Authority is meeting today with several proposed developments up for discussion; and the government marks a record year for summer interns as students take wide advantage of the work experience program
The murder trial of a man accused of killing a toddler in Cayman Brac resumes on Thursday as legal arguments are heard in the matter. A man continues to stand trial for rape of child, plus the RCIPS see new appointments to key leadership positions. That and more in your evening news.
Mourant Secures Private Equity InvestmentMarriott Beach RestorationWaterspout on Shore
Robert Atkin is the new Deputy Commissioner of Police; the Grand Cayman Marriott Resort announces a multi-million dollar investment that will restore its shoreline ; and the port was pretty busy in the first five months of the year with more than 140 port calls.
A man heads to trial today, accused of sexually assaulting a young girl; a waterspout makes landfall on Monday; and the Health Insurance Commission is rolling out a new online reporting portal for the Segregated Insurance Fund.
The rape trial of a man charged with indecent assault against a 7 year old opens in the Grand Court. Police probe a late-night single-car crash on Esterley Tibbetts Highway. DEH weighs in on planning matter soon before the CPA. Plus, the Central Scranton Park is open!
Police Probe Highway CrashDOE vs CPA Thompson Sea Pool
Term limits will finally hit foreign civil servants starting next month and its proud moment for the newest members of the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service.
The new Central Scranton Park in George Town is officially open and Government is reporting record tourism arrivals for the first half of this year.
Kate Galatopulos deliversa lifetime best at the CAC Games this week.Cayman's Under‑19 rugby squad is heading to Mexico for the regional championships — and Acting Director Graham “Smudge” Smith says a new wave of Clifton Hunter talent is ready to step up. Cayman's amateur boxing team is back on the road, returning to Tampa with a bigger, more experienced crew. Coach Philmore Barnett says they're ready to “make history”.Cayman Brac is buzzing with summer sports camps as young athletes dive into multi‑sport training and development.
In the news,The National Coalition for Caymanian's Administration is proposing Cayman's first stand-alone Environmental Health Act. Bringing nursing exams home—proposed changes to the Health Practice Act aim to shift oversight to Cayman's Nursing and Midwifery Council and strengthen governance for nursing education.A cheeky job posting for a “Chief Relaxation Officer” turns into a major marketing win for Cayman's tourism officials.Looking for a way to give back? Kiwanis is calling for volunteers to support its child literacy programme, and the George Town Library is offering a low-cost, book-filled Saturday for families.
Judiciary Marks Well Being DayJuly 15th Cabinet SummaryCayman Finance's Samantha Widmer Sounds Off On Cost OfLiving
Cabinet discusses coastal works and board appointments; and the MHES is hoping to pass a new Environmental Health Act.
The National Conservation Council is preparing for its next General Meeting, and there's a full slate of environmental issues up for discussion and the Chief Medical Officer is highlighting Cayman's advanced testing as a new regional laboratory for anti-microbial resistance comes online.
Team Cayman swimming wraps up its competition at this year's Commonwealth Games in Scotland. It was a good start for Team Cayman at the 2026 CAC Games in Santo Domingo and Week Four was another big one for the Cayman Islands Flag Football Association Summer Premier League!
A Cayman resident who renounced his U.S. citizenship is heading to federal prison for tax evasion. Prosecutors say he hid millions from the IRS. Plus... disposable vapes could soon be banned in the Cayman Islands... And... time is running out for candw.ky email users... FLOW is pulling the plug and the regulator is stepping in. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews #caymanislands
Cayman Resident Busted For Tax EvasionBeat Of Our Hearts Summer Drumming Camp Next Month
Government is looking to modernise the Tobacco Bill to ban disposable vapes; FLOW is looking to wind up the candw.ky email service; and the Finance Minister speaks to recent supplemental appropriations.
A bartender is found not guilty of rape; police are calling on the public to come forward this morning after a fight caught on video continues to spread on social media; and a motorcycle rider is in stable condition after a serious two-vehicle crash on Cayman Brac.
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.
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.#rcsports #radiocaymansports #caymansports #caymansislands
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 HMCIDOA Pound June StatsMore 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.
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