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Coming up in the news: Did a senior investigator follow protocol at the scene of a 2024 killing? The defence says no — but the witness insists otherwise. Full details ahead. Thirteen new Caymanian recruits step into training with Customs and Border Control. What they'll be learning over the next few months — coming up. And a bill to raise the civil service retirement age didn't reach debate — but the Deputy Governor still had plenty to say. That and more your evening news update which is next.

Coming up in the news: . A start date is set for the next phase of the East–West Arterial. We'll tell you when construction is expected to begin. An update in the courts on the murder trial of Demicio Fredrick and a man in Summary court is charged with rape. And, why the prison service needed an extra 2.5 million dollars to get through 2025 just head. That and more your evening news update .

The U.S. military has identified the seventh soldier killed during Operation Epic Fury as Sgt. Benjamin Pennington of Kentucky. Meanwhile, the Iranian regime continues launching strikes against other countries in the Middle East. The U.S. Central Command says over 5,000 Iranian targets have been struck in the first 10 days of Operation Epic Fury, with 50 Iranian vessels destroyed.President Donald Trump today delivered remarks to the House Republican Conference in Florida, calling the U.S. military campaign against Iran a “short-term excursion.” He said Operation Epic Fury aims to eliminate evil and will end “pretty quickly.” Trump also dismissed Iran's newly named supreme leader—Ali Khamenei's son—as an unacceptable choice.With a partial government shutdown now in effect for nearly a month, passengers at some airports are experiencing delays due to TSA staffing shortages. Meanwhile, New York City officials are investigating an attack involving explosive devices outside the mayor's residence on Saturday as an act of terrorism.

Coming up in the news: Fredrick. A Canadian visitor has dies folllwing experiencing difficulties on West Bay Road. And Ahead — strict bail conditions continue for a man accused of assaulting a 13 year old girl. And Ahead — questions raised over crime scene procedures as the Christopher Johnson murder trial continues. Changes could be coming to Island Energy's electricity licence, as URCO seeks public input. That and more you evenign news update.

Donald Trump condemns the new Iranian Supreme Leader... large parts of Queensland in danger of being flooded... and the Matildas insist travel will be no excuse in the knockout stage of the Asian Cup

Iran has announced it has chosen a successor to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The news comes as U.S. Central Command issued a safety warning to civilians in Iran where threats are escalating.A seventh U.S. service member has died since the start of Operation Epic Fury. U.S. central command said the service member died on Saturday night from earlier injuries.The war in the Middle East has led to rising energy prices as oil and gas production faces obstacles. NTD looks at the impact on travel.

The Coalition considering Labor's proposal for Australian military assistance to Persian Gulf countries; The US embassy in Oslo hit by an explosion; Korean Australians looking to support both the North and South teams in the Asian Cup.

President Donald Trump vowed Saturday that “today Iran will be hit very hard.” The statement came ahead of his attendance at the dignified transfer of six U.S. soldiers killed in Kuwait, at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, where he pledged to keep American deaths to a minimum. Trump says the Iranian regime has apologized and surrendered to its neighbors in the Middle East—a promise he says was only made because of the relentless U.S.–Israel joint attack.The president also hosted the first Shield of the Americas Summit Saturday in Florida, where he announced a new military coalition to eradicate cartels.

Australia urging citizens to take commercial flights home from the Middle East; Donald Trump meets with major defence manufacturers as the war continues; The Matildas getting ready for South Korea in their next Asian Cup game.

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President Donald Trump announces a replacement for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who is moving to a newly created position, special envoy for the shield of the Americas. This comes on the fifth day of Operation Epic Fury, with the president saying he needs to be personally involved in picking Iran's next leader.

Coming up in the news: A man is found not guilty of rape in the Grand Court. Family tensions, disputed thefts and a fatal New Year's Eve — jurors hear more in the Demeico Fredrick murder trial. Seven million shifted in the capital budget as government responds to rising costs and urgent priorities. That and more your evening news update.

The PM confirms three Australians were onboard a U-S sub that sank an Iranian vessel, Calls for action on petrol prices as the Iran conflict continues, Australia's flagbearers for the Winter Paralympics Opening Ceremony announced.

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The White House says the United States will have complete control over Iranian airspace within the next few hours. That's as it says the Iranian regime's retaliatory strikes are weakening by the day.In the Middle East, Israeli forces report launching multiple strikes against a key Iranian headquarters in Tehran. Meanwhile, Israel has ordered evacuations in parts of southern Lebanon after Hezbollah terrorists injured two Israeli soldiers.The Senate today failed to advance a war powers resolution aimed at limiting Operation Epic Fury in Iran, with lawmakers clashing over readiness, funding, and congressional authority. In the House, Republican leaders accused Democrats of undermining national security by blocking homeland security funding.

Coming up in the news: More forensic evidence and testimony from the ex wife of Christopher Johnson — the murder trial of Demecio Fredrick enters day four; The Premier outlines his cost‑of‑living plan — from cheaper groceries to getting Caymanians into their own homes; New amendments to Cayman's immigration laws clear their first hurdle in Parliament; Scammers target residents seeking Caymanian Status — RCIPS issues a firm warning All that and more in our Evening News.

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President Donald Trump on Tuesday stated that most of Iran's military installations have been “knocked out.” He also revealed that Israel struck the building where Iran was reportedly choosing a successor to Ayatollah Khamenei, as U.S. forces hit more than 1,700 military targets and U.S. embassies brace for imminent attacks.Lawmakers today received classified briefings behind closed doors on the escalating conflict with Iran. Meanwhile, a sharp partisan clash unfolded over presidential war powers inside a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Iran.North Carolina and Texas are holding the first major primary races of this election season today. Meanwhile, California Democrats are being urged to assess, and possibly drop out of, the governor's race.

Coming up in the news: Jurors visit the crime scene as the murder trial of Demeco Fredrick enters another day of evidence; Budgeting, saving and investing — a free programme aims to give young people the financial skills they need; and the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism strengthens ties with Canada through a new agency partnership aimed at boosting high-value travel to the islands. All that and more in our Evening News update.

Israel and the US continue to strike targets as Iran appoints a new leader; Australia sending additional crisis consular support to the Middle East; Renowned sports commentator Dennis Cometti has died.

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President Trump says the U.S. operation against Iran was projected to last four to five weeks. The president also laid out the operation's four objectives. That's as the nation now mourns six U.S. troops killed in Operation Epic Fury.Israel is expanding strikes on Beirut after Iran retaliated for the killing of its supreme leader and nearly 50 top officials. The conflict is rapidly escalating across the region.Meanwhile, the Iran war is affecting U.S. partners across multiple continents. Iran attacked a British military base in Cyprus, dragging a NATO member into the conflict. And countries in the Middle East are pausing their much-needed energy production.

Coming up in the news: Demicio Fredrick stands trial for murder of Christopher Johnson. Details ahead. Tweaks to the immigration bill and a new foreclosure protocol—MPs return to Parliament tomorrow. The Premier says Cayman gained new regional and international opportunities at the CARICOM summit — including direct talks with top US officials. The National Trust expands access to a vital sanctuary in North Side—community partners help make it happen. All that and more in our evening news update.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio lays out the rationale for pre-emptive strikes on Iran, Police kill an alleged armed intruder in Sydney, The Matildas say their hearts go out to Iran's team ahead of their clash at the Asia Cup.

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Coming up in the news: Two high profile court cases are set to open to the juries first thing tomorrow morning- one a murder trial and the next a rape trial. Security cameras help staff respond quickly to a student incident at John Gray High. The Ministry of Health wants your views on improving the HSA—how you can help shape the future of Cayman's healthcare. Cayman scientists lead a groundbreaking Blue Belt mission that could transform how the Islands protect their oceans. All that and more in our evening news update.

Middle East conflict spreads to Lebanon as Israel and Hezbollah trade blows Opposition welcomes Israel and America's war on Iran Hannah Green becomes third player to win the HSBC Women's World Championship twice.

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Iranian state media confirms the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reiterates Australia's support for United States military action; And in sport, the situation in the Middle East sending ripple effects across the sporting landscape.

As speculation mounts over the possibility of an imminent U.S. strike on Iran, the president says the U.S. hasn't made a final decision, but he's not happy with the way Iran has negotiated. It comes as the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, tells U.S. embassy staff in Israel to leave “today” if they want to. Meanwhile, President Trump is pressuring Cuba, saying Secretary of State Marco Rubio is dealing with the issue at a very high level. Since Venezuelan regime leader Maduro's ouster, President Trump has repeatedly said communist Cuba is in “big trouble,” saying today, “We could very well end up having a friendly takeover of Cuba after many, many years.” Former President Bill Clinton is testifying today before members of Congress. This comes as part of the House Oversight Committee's Epstein probe and a day after former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified. In his opening statement, Clinton said, “I saw nothing, and I did nothing wrong.”

The Liberals decline to release the report into their disastrous 2025 federal election campaign; At least 15 people killed in a Bolivia military plane crash; Both New Zealand and France out of the Sydney leg of Sail GP this weekend.

U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and his team are in Geneva for the third round of talks with Iran in an effort to reach a nuclear deal. This comes as President Donald Trump threatened Iran with military action in his State of the Union address.The House Oversight Committee was in Chappaqua, New York, today to depose former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, new details are emerging about the FBI's collection of phone records during the Biden administration.Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States is investigating and will have answers soon after the Cuban regime said four people aboard a U.S.-registered boat were shot and killed by its coast guard.

Coming up in the news: The RCIPS is mourning the loss of a veteran detective whose work shaped major investigations for decades. The full story is next. Lawmakers prepare for a packed sitting, including debate on raising the civil service retirement age. More in a moment. And, Tourism numbers soar to new heights as Cayman records back‑to‑back months of historic growth. Details coming up. All that and more in our evening news update.

Sussan Ley formally leaves federal parliament, triggering a by-election in Farrer, New standards for childcare centres introduced, Mary Fowler returns from an ACL injury, ready for the Matildas' Asian Cup kickoff.

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President Donald Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address since returning to office on Tuesday night, outlining his agenda on the economy, immigration, and national security. Among the president's invited guests are Angel Families impacted by crimes by illegal border crossers. Meanwhile, some 70 Democrats plan to skip the speech. Most of them will attend counter-programming events in Washington, D.C.Trump's new 10 percent global tariffs under Section 122 of a trade law went into effect on Tuesday, despite the Supreme Court's recent decision to strike down his reciprocal tariffs under a different statute. Countries are responding—some assessing the potential trade fallout from the ruling, while others are more confident. Meanwhile, Democrats have begun calling for the federal government to issue refunds.Tuesday also marks four years since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. Residents in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, held a minute of silence on Feb. 24, commemorating the four-year anniversary. Leaders from the European Union traveled to Kyiv, joining Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his wife in honoring fallen soldiers.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday night delivered the longest State of the Union address in history, touching on topics ranging from the economy and border security to the military and key legislative priorities.Cuba says its border guards shot and killed four people and wounded six aboard a Florida-registered speedboat off its coast. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says U.S. authorities are conducting their own investigation into the incident.

Coming up in the news: New bills, big questions, and a call for a budget impact assessment — Parliament's next sitting is shaping up to be a busy one. And, Cabinet signs off on major health insurance reforms, new coastal works, and key national appointments. Teachers are heading into Cayman's top hotels, not as guests but as trainees. A unique hospitality programme is now accepting applications. All that and more in our Evening News

Coming up in the news: A man enters pleas to a charge of idle and disorderly conduct after allegingly nude flashing a member of the public along SMB ….and as Cayman prepares for major immigration reforms, officials promise fairness for those already in the system. The details are coming up. He spent decades running toward danger — now the Fire Service celebrates his remarkable career of 35 years. The details on the career of Karl Pascal is minutes away! And Cayman Academy students gear up for their third annual anti‑drug march — and they're hoping for their biggest turnout yet. … All that and more in our 6 PM News

KPFA/Pacifica presents live coverage of the President's 2026 State of the Union address, with in-depth analysis, real-time fact-checking, and critical context you won't hear on commercial media. Anchored by Lauren Schmitt and Christina Aanestad of KPFA News, Following the speech, Mitch Jeserich (KPFA) joins the broadcast with immediate analysis, key takeaways, and responses to major claims, along with excerpts from counter-programming and additional fact-checking.   The post The Pacifica Evening News: Special State of the Union Coverage – February 24, 2026 appeared first on KPFA.

Coming up in the news: If you ride an e‑bike or scooter, changes are coming. Enforcement begins soon, and your are being reminded to get compliant with the law. Also, a new Listening Tour invites Cayman residents to speak directly with PPM leaders. Cayman Brac welcomes one of the world's largest sailing yachts — and tourism officials say momentum is building. Boat operators and watersports crews take note — government and UK partners launch specialised safety training next month. All that and more in our 6 PM News.

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President Donald Trump is laying out a timeline for negotiations with Iran as the USS Gerald R. Ford heads to the Middle East. The president also announced billions of dollars in pledges to rebuild Gaza at his inaugural Board of Peace meeting in Washington. Meanwhile, the Iranian regime is conducting a joint military drill with Russia, just after the United States held nuclear talks with Iran in Switzerland.Britain's King Charles III says “the law must take its course” after the arrest of his younger brother, the former Prince Andrew. The move comes in the wake of revelations in files related to the late convicted sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein.The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is tightening enforcement of an existing immigration law. The law requires refugees to report to DHS in person after they've been in the country for one year.

The Supreme Court today struck down most of President Trump's tariffs. In a 6–3 decision, the high court ruled that the president does not have the authority to unilaterally impose sweeping tariffs under a federal emergency powers law.President Trump is vowing to impose a new 10% global tariff as he sharply criticizes the Supreme Court ruling limiting his use of tariffs. The president is floating an investigation into potential foreign influence over the justices, while saying the ruling actually makes his trade powers “more powerful.”Iran's foreign minister says Iran is prepared for negotiations — as well as for war. That's as President Trump says Iran had better negotiate a fair deal after giving the regime 10 to 15 days to respond.

Eight skiers have been found dead, and one is still missing, a day after an avalanche hit the Sierra Nevada near Lake Tahoe. The sheriff's office says six survivors were rescued with “various injuries,” two of whom were transported to the hospital for treatment.In the largest military buildup yet in the Middle East, President Donald Trump is sending the USS Gerald R. Ford to the Mediterranean, along with a large fleet of fighter jets and aerial refueling tankers. This comes as negotiations between the United States and Iran continue, with Trump making his demands clear to the Iranian regime—no nuclear weapons and stop killing anti-regime protesters.The director of the National Institutes of Health is taking on an additional role. According to the White House on Wednesday, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya will serve as acting director of the CDC until a permanent nominee is confirmed.

The United States and Iran are holding high-stakes nuclear talks in Geneva as a second U.S. aircraft carrier is traveling to the Persian Gulf. This comes amid threats of U.S. military intervention if a deal on Iran's nuclear program isn't reached.The Reverend Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, has died at the age of 84. President Donald Trump reacted to Jackson's death, calling him “a good man, with lots of personality, grit, and ‘street smarts.' He was very gregarious—someone who truly loved people!”Tricia McLaughlin is leaving her post as assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security. Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed McLaughlin's departure on Tuesday in a post on X. Meanwhile, Trump is directing federal resources to protect the Potomac River and accusing Maryland's governor of mismanagement in connection with the massive sewage spill near the nation's capital.