A podcast of the day's top stories from 89.9 FM, Radio Cayman in the Cayman Islands.
Two Cayman sailors crack the top ten at a tough ILCA 6 qualifier in Kingston and punched Cayman's ticket to the 2027 Pan Am Games, and they're not slowing down.The first trophy of the women's football season is already in the books — and it took penalties to decide the Charity Shield.Cayman's Jaxon Cover lights up NHL rookie camp — and his best quote from the week shows exactly why the hockey world is paying attention.Primary football finally kicks off after weather delays — and one school delivers the early shock of the season.
We here from the Governor on the visit of HMS Trent. We learn the latest agenda of the Central Planning Authority. Plus, an update on the new Cayman Brac High School. A jury has begun deliberations in the manslaughter trial of a doctor charged with causing the death of a patient. The first ever Criminal Law conference wraps, we take a look back at the two day conference.
Cayman sees a third week of rising gas prices; construction on the new Layman E. Scott Senior High School enters its final stages, as government plans to welcome students to the campus; and the second day of the Criminal Law Conference is set to get under way at the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort this morning.
MPs are heading to Parliament today for a new session and the one of the items they are expected to debate is the National Conservation Amendment Bill; plan for a sharp increase in mosquito activity; and Cayman Airways President and Chief Executive Officer Fabian Whorms will retire in December.
Two of Cayman's top Boxers will step into the ring, adding serious local firepower to an already stacked lineup for 2027s Clash in Cayman 3.Infinity Basketball sweep the Deloitte Girls U19 Rally and head into the season with momentum — one player says the win came down to effort and chemistry. Cayman fall short in the North America Cricket Cup final, but the team's bowling and fielding show real progress. Gamers Bay 10 delivers record crowds and electric competition — and organisers say the volunteers were the heartbeat of the event.
Government extends its fuel relief program through the end of the year as the National Coalition for Caymanians Administration continuing measures to shield residents from high energy costs and international market volatility; and jurors in the manslaughter trial of a former H.S.A. doctor have heard closing argument from the defence on Friday, which contends the doctor has been unfairly blamed for the death of a patient who was already critically compromised before he arrived at the hospital.
Cayman fall short in the North America Cricket Cup final — but Coach David Bernard Jr. says the team's bowling and fielding show they're heading in the right direction. His take, coming up.Cayman regroup after their 2–0 loss to Guyana, and Coach Collin “Dougie” Rowe says the focus now shifts to a high‑intensity showdown with Puerto Rico. More ahead.The 10th anniversary of Gamer's Bay brought out the fans, the cosplayers, the tournament pros and table top enthusiasts
The government announces it is extending its Fuel Duty Assistance Programme. HMS Trent is in the Cayman Islands for a hurricane preparedness visit. Plus we look at the defences closing statement in the manslaughter trial of a doctor accused of culpable negligence.
Cabinet green-lights some legislative amendments and approves extra government funding; The Ministry of Culture & Heritage joins the Caribbean in mourning the passing of legendary calypsonian Dr. Slinger Francisco, The Mighty Sparrow; Hundreds of gamers hit up John Gray Gym over the weekend for the 10th anniversary blow out of Gamer's Bay.
The Judiciary hosts a stakeholder awareness session on the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service's recently implemented Body-Worn Camera Program; the SpaceX starship rocket is expected to fly over the Cayman Islands this morning between 715am and 830am Cayman time from Texas; and Government highlights the role of science, prevention and environmental health professionals as the country marks World Environmental Health Day.
In the news, the latest CUC Sustainable Report, the National Trust gets new board members plus a look at tech week ahead and cruise arrivals for the week.
Butterfield has awarded its annual scholarships; CayMusica presents the fifth edition of the Cayman Piano Festival; and Lauren Knight has stepped into her previous role of Chief Officer for the Portofolio of the Civil Service.
Cayman bounce back in style at the North America Cricket Cup — Coach David Bernard Jr. says the team showed real fight after adversity and now believes they can push for the title. That story is coming up.Cayman open their Nations League B campaign with a gritty draw against Dominica — and Coach Dougie Rowe praises the team's composure and a brilliant performance from goalkeeper Lachlin Lambert. Details ahead.It was a gruelling 83-mile course with more than 8,800 feet of climbing for Ryan Thompson as the national cyclist ends his 2026 UCI Road World Championships campaign in the Junior Men's Road Race.
Closing speeches in the manslaughter case of a doctor accused of contributing to the death of Travis Ebanks. Plus, the Cayman Islands Development Bank is expected to undergo restructuring. The latest stay over tourism stats and we hear from the Human Rights Commission on the Prison.
A Grand Court jury is expected to hear allegations of payroll fraud involving the Department of Environmental Health; The National Coalition for Cayman's Administration hopes MPs will support moves to modernise and bolster the 2015 Whistleblower Protection Act; the new chair of the Human Rights Commission says the country needs a new prison.
The defence in the manslaughter trial of Dr Paul Taiganides has received support from a medical expert who says the patient at the centre of the case could not have survived his injuries; Changes are on the way for the Cayman Islands Development Bank; and it's a slammed agenda when MPs meet on September 30th.
Cayman return to the Jimmy Powell Oval after a mixed day against Bermuda — and today's double‑header against the Bahamas is already heating up. Cricket highlights ahead.Gamers Bay returns this weekend — and co‑founder Lance Jefferson says this year's festival is bigger, louder and packed with competition. Details coming up.The Knights take down CIS in the Deloitte U19 Boys League — a strong defensive stand and a late surge seal the win. That recap is coming up in sports.A 13 year old Caymanian chess talent, is also making waves at the international chess tournament in Uzbekistan.
The latest in the trial of a doctor charged with manslaughter. Plus a woman faces a charge of murder following an earlier incident involving a man she knows. The government is expected to propose legislation to establish a sovereign wealth fund, plus the parliament gets new equipment to help with accessibility for all.
The National Coalition for Caymanians' Administration will ask MPs to support the establishment of a Cayman Islands Sovereign Wealth Fund; and four men charged in connection with a ganja smuggling case are expected to enter pleas in the Grand Court next month.
A Grand Court judge will ultimately decide whether a jury should accept a claim of self-defence in a murder case arising from a confrontation at the Cayman Turtle Centre; and the National Conservation Council flags concerns with an opposition sponsored amendment bill looking to overhaul its governing legislation.
Cayman open the North America Cricket Cup with a nail-biting two-wicket win over Bermuda — and we've got reaction from the captain and the Player of the Match.Caymanian chess talent, is making waves at the 46th International Chess Federation Olympiad in UzbekistanThree Cayman riders take on the world in Montréal all delivering awesome performances on cycling's biggest stage.Cayman's national men's football team is locked in for their League B debut ahead of Dominica and Guyana.
A man is charged with murder following a dispute over the sale of turtle meat. Plus, we learn the latest form the National Conservation Council on proposed amendments to the National Conservation Act. We have the details on what time expect from the upcoming LIFE conference as well as a look back at the Youth Symposium.
Elevated moisture will continue to linger over the north-west Caribbean today; Cayman sees a second week of rising gas prices; and students and young professionals explored future forward careers in artificial intelligence and digital innovation.
A man has denied a series of sexual offence charges and is due to stand trial next year in the Grand Court; a woman has pleaded not guilty to charges of wounding, assault causing actual bodily harm and property damage; and a Freedom of Information dispute over records connected to the appointment of the Chief Justice has resulted in a significant ruling from the Office of the Ombudsman.
A man will stand trial next year for rape, plus a woman enters pleas to a North Side wounding incident and using an ICT network to annoy, harass, or defraud. CCMI gets a news Science director, plus we learn about changes to importation of pets into the islands. And, the Ombudsman's office rules that the Commission Secretariat should process an FOI request reacted to the appointment of the Chief Justice.
The gloomy weather is sticking around for a few more days; Requirements for bringing cats and dogs into Cayman are getting a refresh; and Government gazettes the new regulations for the Plant Protection Act.
Passengers affected by Monday's cancellation of a Cayman Airways flight from New York are expected to make their way to Grand Cayman today; Police are investigating a two-vehicle collision in Bodden Town that left one person seriously injured; and Bridge Foundation Cayman paves the way for a purpose-built residential campus for Caymanian women in addiction recovery.
She keeps stacking standout performances. Sereniti Rankin delivers another multi-event showcase — and we look at what's driving her rise this season.Youth basketball is back, and SLK came out swinging. Coming up, Coach Franz Manderson Jr. breaks down opening-night wins, his three-team strategy, and why this season could get bittersweet fast.Rain or shine, this year's Brenda Tibbetts-Lund Memorial 5K Run and Walk was a huge success You've still got a few days left to register for the Derek Larner Memorial Run.
Cayman remains under a flood alert.A woman is charged in this weekend's fatal stabbingA Cayman Airways flight from New York is cancelled after an aircraft is damaged on the ground at JFK. We'll tell you what happened — and when affected passengers are expected to get home.We'll have an update from the Premier on his UK trip and more on a new documentary on the life and legacy of late National Hero, the Honourable Francine JacksonRadio Cayman's 6o'clock next is next.
MOE officials encourage students to pack rain gear as a flood alert remains in effect; Whooping cough continues to circulate in the Cayman Islands community; and the Premier leads a delegation in Ireland and the UK.
Parents, make sure your kids are prepared for wet conditions this week; two men have pleaded not guilty to charges alleging they used tour buses without permission; and students of the Further Education Centre got their networking on Friday at the school's annual career fair.
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To mark Recovery Month, Beacon Farms brought together organisations from across the public, private and non-profit sectors for “Strengthening the Continuum of Care"; two St. Ignatius students snag this year's Dart Scholar high school scholarships; and it's the start of a new era at the National Weather Service.
Cayman's Ministry of Health is lacing up this week — encouraging workplaces to move more, sit less and make physical activity part of the workday. We'll hear how simple changes can boost wellness, and why public spaces like Central Scranton Park are key to keeping Cayman active.After a season of high-speed battles on the water, the Cayman Islands Watercraft Association National Tour has wrapped up — and riders delivered some of the closest racing in years. We'll hear from veteran racer Seth Watler on the finale, Cayman's rising talent and what's next on the jet ski calendar.And... Local runners and walkers are hitting the pavement next weekend for the Hope for today Foundation 5K
The latest in the manslaughter trial of a doctor as the defence begins its case. Government is examining whether current pension contributions are enough to support future retirees. Plus a new chairman of the Human Rights Commission and police are warning of more scamming.
Government puts out a request for information ahead as it looks to overhaul Cayman's pension systems; the Human Rights Commission welcomes a new Chairman; tests continue in local waters as scientists collect data on a special shark electromagnetic shark deterrent device.
A Summary Court judge has ordered a local maintenance business owner to compensate former employees and pay thousands of dollars in fines; it's been a hard run for local turtle hatchlings; and Government's recent trip to a technology forum in the Bahamas reinforces the National Coalition for Caymanians Administration's push for an additional submarine fibre-optic connection.
Over the years, pageantry has remained prevalent in local public discourse not just for what they offer for young women, but also recent controversies and even legal action. In a featured conversation with Pageantry Advocate Theresa Cole-Dawes from the T- Stance, she discusses pageantry in Cayman society and how it operates and how it can evolve.
The Cayman men's national team beats FC Perla,Cayman Cricket is gearing up to host the North America Cricket CupTop jet ski rider James Monroe Jr. chases a world title on Lake Havasu.The Cayman Motorsports Federation unveils its sustainability push across all programs
Several sea turtle hatchlings have died after becoming disoriented by lights along Cayman's coastline. The Summary Court has imposed significant penalties on a local business owner over unpaid wages, overtime and pension contributions. A former Caribbean head of state and respected jurist is coming to Cayman later this month. And, Government is inviting the public to join in recognising the vital role of the maritime industry later this month.
It's been a busy six month for the National Security Council; The Grand Court has sentenced two men for their roles in a conspiracy to import firearm parts and ammunition; Cayman National Bank has notified customers that starting Friday, it's CI$ and US$ Prime Lending Rates will increase from 6.75% to 7.00%.
The Crown has completed its case in the manslaughter trial of Dr. Paul Taiganedes; police are investigating the sudden death of an 18-year-old; and it's the National Week of Readiness.
Cayman squash brings home hardware from the CAC Games — and you'll hear from Jade Pitcairn and Lara Conolly on what that bronze medal really meant after a tough start to their season. Cayman Cricket gets set to host the North America Cricket Cup later this month — and Technical Director David Bernard tells us what the squad needs to show to reach the championship final.Cayman Basketball Academy continues to serve as one of the most important development pathways for young players on island.And... The CUC Primary school football league returns this weekend.
A change in how government finances are managed could soon give the Financial Secretary greater oversight power. The manslaughter case of a doctor continues in the Grand Court tomorrow as lawyers engage in legal arguments with the trial judge. Plus a sneak peak of a featured conversation with Theresa Cole-Dawes of the T- Stance discussing pageantry in the Cayman Islands
The civil service is preparing to give the Financial Secretary a formal oversight role over Chief Financial Officers; The Cayman Youth Choir and other rising stars will featured at tomorrow's very special edition of Music at the Library; and Government is looking to relocate Sunrise Adult Training Centre.
So much for those two weeks of tumbling gas prices; a legislative amendment could result in major fuel supplies facing mandatory contract reviews; and the Crown's case in the trial of a former Health Services Authority Doctor moved closer to completion Tuesday with evidence from the pathologist who examined the alleged victim after his death.
Men's National Football gear up for League BCayman Pickleball sends 3 teams to Vietnam World CupThe Brenda Tibbetts-Lund 5K & 10K is coming upJack Fry Brac Fishing Tournament
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