A podcast of the day's top stories from 89.9 FM, Radio Cayman in the Cayman Islands.
The Water Authority completes initial work for a site-specific hydrogeologicalsurvey of the Sister Islands; Cayman's environment leaders recently met with U-K policymakers, scientists, environmental organisations and conservation leaders; and theCayman Islands Department of Environment Shark Research Team has confirmed a major scientific milestone for local shark conservation – the first Birth-Alert-Tag deployment in a pregnant 2-metre Caribbean reef shark.
The new legislative year officially begins; Cayman represent at the Overseas Territories Deputy Governors and Heads of Public Service Summit in Bermuda; and Health officials continue to investigate a confirmed case of Legionnaires' disease identified in the Cayman Islands.
This evening edition of the newscast features a conversation with CUC CEO Richard Hew on the implementation of large scale utilty solar and related concerns.
This your Sunday morning news update from the Radio Cayman Newsroom.
Police investigate a man found dead in the Spotts area.CICDB Financing Forum
Police say a man is dead after responding to a distress call in the Spotts Dock areaSpecial Summer Youth Parliament SessionMRCU Drone Program In Cayman BracCICDB Financing Forum
Coming up in the news: A two year probe exposes a secret pipeline of weapon components entering the Cayman Islands. The arrests, the evidence, and the Commissioner's strong words—And Health authorities warn vulnerable groups after parasite exposure detected in local feral cats. The precautions you need to know. That and more in your evening news.
Cayman Islands Representatives Join Commonwealth Discussions On Public Accountability Men's Health & Lifestyle Summit Tomorrow National Youth Chefs Fundraiser
The State opening of Parliament is today; Hazard Management wraps a week of training and exercises strengthening Government's ability to "lead, coordinate and govern recovery efforts following a major disaster"; and Get lost in the music and follow the vibes as Spark performing Arts hosts its End of Year Musical showcase featuring a live pit band at the Harquail Theatre.
Police are investigating a George Town mugging; a local business owner has been sentenced in Summary Court for failing to provide mandatory health insurance for an employee; and the Premier has returned from meetings in Washington, D.C.
Hy‑Tech Tigers roar in Miami—thirteen medals, multiple doubles, and an MVP performance. The young squad shows they're built for the big stage.First Baptist makes a statement in their cricket debut — a first‑year team storms all the way to the finals. Hear from the proud coach next.Cayman Prep is your new Inter‑Primary cricket champions — and the captain and coach tell us how they got it done.
Coming up in the news: The latest on the power outage in West Bay that affected thousands. Plus, CIMA flags major governance and risk testing gaps at Cayman reinsurance firms—details on what regulators found. A penal notice, strict deadlines and a social media takedown order—details from a Grand Court ruling coming up in the Civil Court case of Sandra Hill v Kerry Whittaker. And, falling passenger numbers force Cayman Airways to halt flights to Cuba. What it means for travellers. That and more in your evening news update
James Ryan Remembrance Activities Start This Morning CIMA Thematic Review Highlights Re-Insurance Governance RisksTrio In Summary Court On Charges Linked To Drug Importation
The National Airline announces the temporary suspension of its service between Grand Cayman and Havana, Cuba starting June 26th; today marks the start of a series of activities to honour James Ryan; and the Speaker of the House is hoping you'll join MPs tomorrow for the official Throne Speech to Parliament.
One case of Legionnaires' disease has been confirmed in the Cayman Islands; threepeople accused of involvement in a drug‑importation conspiracy have been granted bail; and a woman will appear in the Grand Court after a charge of wounding with intent.
Island Primary go back‑to‑back — the girls deliver another championship performance in a thriller they refused to lose.Cayman's national flag football squads gear up for a major regional test — and their first all‑Cayman‑passport roster heads to El Salvador hungry to prove a point.Cayman Rugby's women battle to the final whistle — Captain Zora Mutumba says the fight is there, now it's about tightening up before Bermuda.
Coming up in the news: Health officials confirm one case of Legionnaires' disease—what they're testing and why the public risk remains low. Colorado State University lowers its storm outlook again. What's driving the change and what it means for the region, coming up. An alleged assault committed while already on bail sends a serious charge straight to the Grand Court. That and more in your evening news update.
Health Officials Confirm Legionnaires DiseaseICCI Celebrates Successful Completion Of Ai Foundations Certificate CourseMan To Stand Trial For Handling Stolen GoodWeekly Gas Prices
The newest update from the weather team at Colorado State University shows evenmore favourable predictions for the 2026 hurricane season; the National Weather Service welcomes four meteorologists; and a man accused of handling stolen goods has pleaded not guilty in the Grand Court.
After two weeks of falling gas prices, regular and premium are creeping back up; a woman accused of murder has formally denied the charges in the Grand Court; and you're invited to join Caymusica for a very special edition of Music at the Library as the organisation debuts The Jazz Collective.
Coming up in the news: No more waiting in line — the DEH rolls out a digital upgrade for paying garbage fees. From community service to chess in schools, Caymanians recognised for outstanding contributions. Plus, a woman enters a not guilty plea for a charge of murder and man enters pleas to 11 charges of sexual offence against young children. That and more in your evening news update.
Delegation Attends Commonwealth Parliamentary Association WorkshopMinistry Launches 2026 Summer Internship Programme For Young CaymaniansPolice Investigate North Side Break InsLatest BBC News Summary
Back to back burglaries are reported in North Side; Department of Agriculture is stepping up its response to spiral whitefly; and it's about to get easier to pay your garbage fees.
New Trade Mark Regulations are in effect; the power company is encouraging residents to monitor their usage; and the MRCU celebrates an outstanding employee.
Coming up in the news:Masked intruders strike twice in North Side early this morning — the latest from police ahead. Five Caymanians recognised in the King's Birthday Honours — we'll tell you who made the list. And a respected public servant remembered — how the community will pay tribute to the late James Ryan. That and more in your evening news update.
Man Arrested For Firearm And Drug OffencesParliament Expansion PlansMan In Court Faces Multiple Sexual Assault Charges Against MinorLatest BBC News Summary
The RCIPS says community meetings are helping to shape new enforcement initiatives; the MHES celebrates a staffer earning their PhD; and the National Gallery will open a new exhibition this month.
Targetted traffic efforts increase in the Sister Islands; police are reporting a new banking scam; and employees weigh in on the new CUC logo.
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.
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