A podcast of the day's top stories from 89.9 FM, Radio Cayman in the Cayman Islands.
Investigation of how past LGBTQIA+ laws and attitudes might have led to the ICE detention of Caymanians oversease.
Breaking News: Car on fire in George TownURCO hits Flow with Enforcement NoticeCBC intercepts Four FirearmsHSA Pharmacy Closures for Stock-taking
As the curtain falls on the 2024–2025 football season, CIFA President reflects on a year of growth, grit, and grassroots triumphs. From standout performances by our national teams to the rise of homegrown talent in the domestic leagues, Alfredo Whittaker says Cayman football is not just surviving—it's thriving. But with infrastructure delays and rising international demands, the road ahead is far from easy. In this exclusive interview, he shares his take on the season's biggest wins, the challenges that remain, and what's next for youth development, women's football, and the national stage in 2026.
Cedric Ellis has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for the rape of a 12 year old girl.Appleby's Cayman law team is welcoming a new Privy Council ruling that backs its client and reins in how far Cayman fund managers can rely on so called iron clad partnership agreements. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews
CIVF Sets Sights on Olympic Pathways and Youth Development in 2026
A man is sentenced to over a decade behind bars for rape. Police are still looking for missing teenager and asking the public for help and CBC make a drug and gun bust. These stories and more in yout 6 PM news for 23 December 2025.
Body found nakid along West Bay Road early this morning.Cayman Islands National Weather Service announces completion of radar upgrade.Deputy Governor discusses Civil Servce new programs to employ Caymanians just finishing school and also prision.
A body is found on West Bay Road. Holiday Hours are announced for liquor stores and bars. The Health Minister outlines next steps for the new foundation to raise funds for the Health Services Authority.#rcnews #radiocayman #caymanislands
In the news, a man wanted by police has now appeared in court to face dishonesty charges, while two visiting tourist have entered pleas for drug importation. Also, its a warning from the Cayman Isladns Banking Association on money muling scams. These stories and more in your evening news for 22 December 2025.
It's been a breakout year for Cayman basketball — from packed youth leagues to historic international qualifications in 3x3, the sport is surging with energy and ambition. As 2025 winds down, the Cayman Islands Basketball Association is already gearing up for a high-octane start to the new year.
Liquor Stores Join National Drug Council for Coordinated Safety TrainingNational Roads Safety Committee E-Bike CampaignDeputy Governor's Final Civil Service Christmas Message
A warning from police after two men are arrested at Smith Cove.Operation Winter Guardian nets 70 arrests in its first week.The Deputy Governor gives his final Christmas message to Civil Servants.#rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews
A roundup of weekend crime and a special Cayman Brac tradition continues.
In the news, two men learn their fate after their conviction for conspiracy to commit murder. Aslo police are seeking the public help to identify a man who robbed a commercial property this past week and we learn more stats from the compendium report. This is your evening news for 19 December 2025.
Minister of Finance meets with UK's Office for Budget Responsibility in London.New Health Advisory Update.Starlight Show Wow's House Speaker, next show this Sunday, 21 Dec, 6pm.
Cayman updates its public health travel advisory as arboviral infections spike across the region; what started a jury trial is now a rape case being heard by Judge alone; and head to St. George's Anglican Church Sunday for The Promise of Bethlehem.
Major changes to the Companies Act come into force on New Year's Day; A 21 year old is behind bars after a police chase in West Bay; and a 62 year is sentenced in Grand Court for rape and indecent assault.
In the news, a 62‑year‑old man receives a lengthy prisonsentence after being convicted of rape and indecent assault….Cayman's Finance Minister takes transparency to London, meeting with the UK's fiscal watchdog to strengthen trust in government budgets… New rules for Cayman's corporate sector are coming on New Year's Day. The government says the changes will keep the jurisdiction competitive and cut red tape for global busines. This is your evening news update for 18 December 2025.
Daric Ebanks makes international 3x3 debut as Cayman men medal in Bahamas!Cayman Prep dominate 2025 primary football finals !Cayman's young netballers shine in 2025 Inter-Primary finals! It's official…CIG Sports Day is back!
MHES & PHD Issue Public Health Travel Advisory UpdateWORC November Jobs ReportPorter Airlines New Flights to Cayman Free Holiday Music at the Library Tonight
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition files a Private Member's Motion to mandate “Redline Documentation” for all legislative changes; the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre earns a good rating from the OES; and Caymusica presents its holiday edition of Music at the Library tonight.
Updates for first-time Caymanian homebuyers and Porter launches new air routes to Grand Cayman.
New financial help is on the way for first-time Caymanian homebuyers, thanks to a partnership between Government and the island's real estate industry.The Cayman Islands Chamber Commerce works to increase rewards for those helping to bring criminals to justice and Cayman is one step closer to establishing its first national terrestrial park.
Seventeen-year-old Jaxon Cover is skating his way into the spotlight with the London Knights, earning attention as one of the top prospects for the 2026 NHL Draft. Mustang Track Club'S Aaliyannah Anderson was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Indoor Track Athlete of the Week, following a dominant showing at the Indiana Early Bird Meet .Cayman officials Referees Kadane Hall and Gregory Hamilton were selected to officiate the finals of the Caribbean Cup 3×3 Basketball Tournament in Bahamas.The 2025 Appleby Under-18 High School Football Leagues wrapped up this week with two familiar names lifting silverware.
The number of cases before local courts fell in 2024 and the NationalConservation Council approves the Protected Area Management Plan for Hemmington Forest.
Cabinet has changed how the Health Services Authority Board is paid; Cayman reaffirms its commitment to the highest international standards against financial crime; and man is heading to trial for indecent assault in the new year.
The Cayman Islands Men's National 3x3 Basketball Team returned home to a large group of cheering fans greeting them at the airport on Monday after bring home 2 bronze medals.After two days of intense action at the inaugural FIBA 3x3 Caribbean Cup in Nassau, Bahamas, the Cayman men clinched third place at both Stop 1 and Stop 2 of the tournament, making history with their first-ever podium finishes at this level.
Cayman's new minimum wage is now officially law, with a higher hourly rate set to kick in next year. Compensation changes for the Health Services Authority board and a West Bay man wanted in connection with a string of violent robberies is now behind bars.#rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews #localnews #caymanislands
The Ministry of Agriculture gets half a million dollars for an Avian influenza Pilot culling program; a woman heads to court facing forgery charges.
New application fees for naturalisation and registration as a British Overseas Territories citizen come into effect on January 1st; the Premier is urging the public to stay alert; and three people are hit by cars in two separate incidents on Friday.
In the news, a speical message from the Premier and Govenor following a spike in local crime.. and Jon Marc Bodden pleads not guilty to firearm‑related charges stemming to a November incident in Cayman Brac… and in Grand Court Jason McLean stands trial accused of multiple sexual offences against a 13‑year‑old. And Cayman's wild chickens could complicate efforts to contain bird flu. The Department of Agriculture says surveillance is ongoing after eight cases were found on a West Bay farm. This is your evening news update for 15 December 2025.
The DOA warns of a potential health hazard with regards to the feral chicken population; an opposition MP submits a Private Member's Motion to restrict masks; and the police commissioner weighs in on recent George Town robberies.
The immigration reform bill is passed in parliament with a slew ofamendments; Police tracked down a wanted man; and Cayman Airways marks 40 years of flights between the Cayman Islands and Tampa.
The immigration reform bill is passed in parliament; governmentwill set up a foundation to raise money for the Health Services Authority; and the Police Commissioner speaks to the community after a pair of daytime armed robberies in George Town.
In the news, Immigration reform is in the spotlight, we get an update from the Parliament. Also, police nab a Bodden Town man after a delivery driver is threatened — drugs also seized…. and holiday patrols ramp up — RCIPS launches Winter Guardian to crack down on dangerous driving…..Years of overdue health audits finally moving forward — the minister pledges faster reviews and transparency….Cayman heats up — November brings hotter temps, less rain, and the start of the dry season. This is your evenign news update for 12 December 2025.
Cayman Islands Basketball is celebrating a historic moment on Thursday in Nassau, Bahamas, at the FIBA 3x3 Caribbean Cup.Young footballers on Cayman Brac will hit the pitch this Saturday for the FC International Youth Football Camp. The camp runs from 9 to noon at the Cayman Brac Sports Complex and is open to players ages 6 to 16.
Sarah Day gets new drug and burglary charges in addition to outstanding charges. Police ask for help after West Bay Robbery.Prospect Playhouse Auditions for "In The Heights."
A series of outstanding financial documents dating back several years are tabled in the House; the hunt is on after an armed robbery in West Bay; and the call is out for performers in the Cayman Drama Society's summer 2026 production.
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 Bill16 Days of Activism EndsDepartment of Education Services Works Remotely After Car Crashes Into Building
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