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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

Coming up in the news: The dump catches fire again but is quickly brought under control. Health officials confirm BA253 passengers are cleared after Ebola concerns— plus, a pedestrian is injured after an SUV veer off the road in West Bay—police want your footage. That and more in your evening news update.

Police investigate a stabbing in West Bay; the government is reviewing its resiliency; and MPs get an update on the relocation of a 150 year old home.

The first ball of the 2026 Inter‑Primary Cricket Competition was bowled on Friday as schools across the Island opened the new season with a full slate of matches.Cayman Riders Shine at Caribbean Regional Dressage Challenge… Cayman Riders Shine at Caribbean Regional Dressage Challenge… Cayman Prep's Scorch Racing delivered a standout performance at the first‑ever national STEM Racing Championships, finishing second overall with 409 points. The Venus Netball Club is calling on the community as they work to build their new Under 16 and Under 21 teams by hosting a fundraising bake sale next Saturday, May 2nd, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Foster's Republic in West Bay.

A fire at the landfill continues to burn this morning; the MRCU will be treating West Bay today; and government stresses that bus fare prices have not increased.

Police open a few lanes of the Esterley Tibbetts highway as fire crews continue to tackle a fire at the landfill that broke out early Thursday afternoon; The Health Services Authority's Therapy Services Department at Bay Town House are closed due to smoke from the nearby landfill fire; and a man is recovering from serious injuries after a single car crash in West Bay on Wednesday.

A new Deputy Governor‑designate is named for the Cayman Islands Civil Service. A West Bay man is jailed after a convenience store robbery, in a case that turns on DNA evidence and a long criminal record.George Town's police station prepares to move into a new headquarters.A local provider launches a new way to pay for primary care.The Department of Agriculture opens a drop‑in plant clinic for home gardeners.

Coming up in the news: A West Bay woman charged with Attempted Murder after a man is struck by a car; A not‑guilty plea from a man accused of possessing extreme child pornography. Closing arguments were pushed back again in a high‑profile murder trial the latest on the Demecio Fredrick trial ahead; and a major conservation milestone as the Hemmington Forest plan gets Cabinet approval- what it means for Cayman Brac. That and more your evening news update which is next.

MPs wrapped up parliament at 1:30AM this morning after another marathon day of business; authorities have arrested two men accused of poaching in West Bay waters; and there's a special event featuring the Cayman Youth Choir tonight night.

A West Bay man who had been on the run for months is now behind bars; Two Grand Court trials are set to begin this morning  following the swearing‑in of juries on Monday; and the Department of Education Services is highlighting school safety measures at John Gray High School after a recent disciplinary incident.

Roads works are underway in West Bay; DOE researchers return to Grand Cayman after two weeks exploring the deep sea; and government launches a course on the safe operation of small commercial vessels.

Cayman marks the passing of a former MP with the ceremonial lowering of the flag to half mast today; the Governor joins regional and international partners for the 4th Northern Caribbean Security Summit; MPs report road upgrades in West Bay; and Cayman is joining the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians.

Coming up in the news: Not guilty pleas entered in a West Bay assault case, with a trial now set for April…. An arrest in Red Bay leads to a courtroom denial and a pending trial date. We'll tell you why two co‑accused are set to return to court next month…. Details coming up. Cyber‑crime investigators issue an urgent alert after malware spreads through a fake PDF. What you need to watch out for, coming up… All that and more in our 6 PM News.

Coming up in the news: The Premier gives an update on the decriminlsation of ganja and lotteries following the general referendum. The Opposition wants answers after the Premier hints at possible changes to key revenue measures—why they say the budget could now be at risk. A verdict delayed in a high‑profile sexual assault case — the latest from the courts is next. A visitor accused of evading duties returns to court next week — the latest details also coming up. A curfew, doorstep checks, and a no‑contact order — we have the update on a West Bay man's upcoming court appearance faceing possessing an offensive weapon. All that and more in our 6 PM News.

A dispute over a $5 loan winds up in court.A 25 year old man is charged in connection with a late‑night indecent exposure incident on the Seven Mile Beach corridor.New travel data puts West Bay at the very top of the Spring Break boating charts, with George Town also cracking the global Top 10. A young Caymanian climate advocate steps up to a leadership role at Sustainable Cayman#rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

Coming up in the news: Crime Stoppers has cash rewards ready to hand out — but the anonymous tipsters who earned them are nowhere to be found… Guilty pleas in a Bodden Town police assault case — what happens next for Kison Bodden. A woman pleads guilty to assaulting a child at a West Bay school — sentencing is set for March. All that and more in our 6 PM News, for 03 February 2026.

The investigation continues after the sudden death of a 36 year old in West Bay; Cayman mourns the loss of a seafaring icon; Cayman records strong tourism performance in November; and the Civil Aviation Authority has a heads‑up for airlines and operators flying into Cayman.

An early morning blaze on Monday sends the Fire Service to West Bay; Government is changing course on how it handles Cayman's beaches; and the Human Rights Commission wraps up its final meeting of 2025.

The holidays saw a small increase in local gas prices; Government plants 100 native plants at Batabano Cemetery in West Bay; and Lighthouse School gets a quick interim audit by OES before the holiday break.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Hear updates on two local court cases, a Caymanian detained by ICE, biosecurity measures in West Bay related to an ongoing Avian Flu outbreak and the DOE's sea itch advisory.

Five K with Rob Out for a 5K with Rob today along the West Bay Walkway. Floatplanes overhead, cruise ship in the harbor, and plenty of stories along the way. Pace was easy, about 9:30/km, but we made up for it with good company and a lot of laughs. Always better running with a friend.

This week on Conflict Managed we're joined by Dr. Michelle Griffin. Join us as we talk about building smart workarounds for the hard parts of your job, so your strengths lead and your time goes where it matters most. We discuss: • How to design workarounds that fit you • Turning leadership coaching into action you can use • Investing in people and culture for better results • What HR really does and how to partner with them • Understanding your rights and the role of HR in conflicts   Conflict Managed is available wherever you listen to podcasts and to watch on YouTube @3pconflictrestoration.   Michelle Griffin is the founder and CEO of Griffin Resources, an end-to-end business solutions provider based in Tampa, Florida. Since founding her company, Michelle has built Griffin Resources into a comprehensive organization offering HR outsourcing, talent acquisition, sales strategy, and operational support services on a fractional, hourly basis with no monthly retainer requirements.  Griffin Resources distinguishes itself through its strategic approach to talent acquisition, going beyond simply filling vacancies to consider clients' long-term vision and aligning human capital with organizational goals. The company's innovative recruitment methods include behavioral and cognitive assessments, structured interviews, and ATS optimization to ensure the best match between candidates and companies.  Prior to launching Griffin Resources, Michelle served as Head of Human Resources at ConnectWise and Human Resources Director for Homes by WestBay. Her expertise spans corporate recruiting, compliance, payroll, employee benefits, and talent development.  Michelle holds a PhD in Industrial-Organizational Psychology from Grand Canyon University, along with a Master's degree in the same field. She remains active in her professional community, formerly serving on the Board of Directors for HR Tampa in College Relations.  When not helping businesses optimize their operations, Michelle enjoys traveling and supporting various philanthropic causes, including High Hopes in High Heels and Shriners Hospital for Children.  Conflict Managed is produced by Third Party Workplace Conflict Restoration Services and hosted by Merry Brown.

The police is investigating an attempted robbery that took place this past weekend in West Bay. The Cayman Islands Court of Appeal says the a retrial is possible for Former MP McKeeva Bush. That and more in your 6 pm news.#RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN #CAYMANISLANDS

In the news, police are investigating a West Bay robbery. Also, plans for the extension of the Godfrey Nixon way hit a delay. Learn more in today's midday news.

A yoga instructor has been left “heartbroken” by a council's decision to charge her £1,000 to use the beach for classes.She has been hosting early morning sessions on the sand at West Bay in Westgate-on-Sea at a cost of £5 a person but says the new charges will cripple her business. Also in today's podcast, two special independent schools in the county are closing at short notice in a move it's feared will leave “a lot” of families in the lurch and potentially without places.A letter was sent to parents from the chair of school governors explaining how the forecast for the number of pupils attending in September “has fallen such that the school is not financially viable”.A damning report says a Kent prison has become "more unstable" with drugs being smuggled in via drones as one of the major problems.It follows inspections of HMP Elmley in February and March this year. Controversial plans for a new McDonald's drive-thru have been approved for a second time - but campaigners say they will continue fighting the scheme.Bosses in Dover first gave the green light for the fast food-chain to open a restaurant in December – but concerns were raised and it was sent back for review. And a school leavers' celebration turned into an emotional tribute as pupils gave a heartfelt standing ovation for a classmate left severely brain-damaged after a tragic accident.15-year-old Jack Dolan was unable to attend the farewell event, but classmates and staff made sure he wasn't forgotten.

Cayman is set for a high-stakes showdown against Canada in the first semi-final of the North America T20 Cricket Cup this Saturday at 10 a.m.Cayman's Lennox Turnham Wheatley struck gold in the Open Water event at the Carifta Swimming Championships, making his mark as the team's lone gold medalist.  It's just 3 weeks to go for the next Artistic Swimming Caymanite Competition! Scholars Park sees some evening restrictionS as the Public Lands Commission says effective immediately, all indoor facilities at the West Bay complex, including restrooms, will be closed from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM.

Send us a textIn this episode, Chris engages with Jordan Rivers, candidate for West Bay North, about his path from family business to politics. Jordan opens up about how his experience growing up as a cowboy shaped his commitment to fiscal responsibility and environmental protection, including his thoughtful stance on Barkers Beach and the controversial cruise pier debate. He addresses the elephant in the room - why his youthful perspective is actually West Bay's advantage, not a liability - and shares eye-opening stories from the campaign trail that reveal what really motivates his run for office.Support the show

Send us a textIn this episode of The Link Up Podcast, Chris sits down with Jermaine Ebanks-Hurlston, candidate for West Bay North, to discuss his journey, vision, and the real issues facing the community. From overcoming personal adversity to fighting for Caymanian jobs and environmental protection, Jermaine shares his passion for creating change in West Bay.   Support the show

Police conduct an interagency day of action in West Bay. The Public Health Department is set to host a health fair ahead of Primary Healthcare Day. NCFA Primary school competition starts on Monday. That and more in the news.

John MacLennan represents district 4, which includes Lake Ainslie, Whycocomagh, Waycobah, Orangedale, and River Denys.And Catherine Gillis represents disrtict 6, which includes Judique, Port Hastings, Glendale, West Bay, and Marble Mountain.

In the Divonte Hernandez murder trial, the Crown's first police witness testified today, detailing the tracing of three vehicles linked to the crime.A West Bay man is in custody after police responded to a disturbance at a local bar. He's charged with possession of an imitation firearm and ganja, following an attempt to discard what appeared to be a flare gun.Five candidates vying for the Red Bay parliamentary seat squared off at a Chamber of Commerce forum, addressing traffic, healthcare, and economic growth, with calls for unity and infrastructure improvements.#RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN #LOCALNEWS

Check out Dr. Mina's top picks for skin care here. Get Dr. Mina's free PDF on How to create Healthy Skin Habits here. Download the free eBook 'Skincare Myths Busted' here. Dr. Mina and Dr. Rachel Westbay dive into the world of cosmetic fillers, discussing their growing popularity, common myths, and the importance of choosing a skilled injector. They break down different types of fillers, the challenges of treating areas like under the eyes, and the risks to be aware of. They also explain why it's important to understand high-risk injection sites and how to achieve natural, balanced results. Plus, they share tips on selecting the right filler, identifying good candidates, and taking a well-rounded approach to cosmetic treatments. Key Takeaways: - Fillers have gained a controversial reputation in recent years. - Proper technique and education are crucial for safe filler application. - Patients often fear fillers due to misconceptions and media portrayals. - Hyaluronic acid fillers are the most common type used. - Fillers can stimulate collagen production over time. - Migration of fillers is often misunderstood by the public. - Choosing a skilled practitioner is essential for desired results. - Certain areas, like the chin and under eyes, require specialized techniques. - Dissolving fillers is possible with hyaluronidase if complications arise. - Awareness of risks, including blindness, is important for patients. Having a healthy fear of filler is crucial for safety. - Complications can occur even with experienced injectors. - High-risk areas for fillers include the temples and nasolabial folds. - Fillers should be used to balance facial features, not just to fill lines. - Hyaluronic acid fillers are recommended for beginners due to their reversibility. - Patients should have reasonable expectations about filler results. - Social downtime is important after filler treatments. - Skin issues may need to be addressed before considering fillers. - A multifactorial approach is essential in cosmetic consultations. - Fillers are just one part of a comprehensive aesthetic treatment plan. Dr. Rachel Westbay is a respected and sought after board-certified cosmetic dermatologist in New York City. She received her medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine, where she stayed on to complete her dermatology residency before going into practice. She has particular expertise in the use of various injectables, lasers, and other high-performance devices for cosmetic rejuvenation of both the face and body. She is regularly featured as a skin expert in all forms of local and international media, in addition to national television and fashion and beauty publications. She is a board-certified dermatologist and a fellow of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery and the American Academy of Dermatology. Follow Dr. Westbay here: ​​https://www.instagram.com/derm.dr.rachel?igsh=MzNtZWR1ZDUwbmsw https://marmurmedical.com/ Follow Dr. Mina here:-  https://instagram.com/drminaskin https://www.facebook.com/drminaskin https://www.youtube.com/@drminaskin https://www.linkedin.com/in/drminaskin/ For more great skin care tips, subscribe to The Skin Real Podcast or visit www.theskinreal.com Baucom & Mina Derm Surgery, LLC Email - scheduling@atlantadermsurgery.com Contact - (404) 844-0496 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/baucomminamd/ Thanks for listening! The content of this podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes and does not constitute formal medical advice.

It's all Nominations Day!West Bay, George Town, Bodden Town, East End, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.#rcnews #radiocayman #caymanislands

Send us a textWhat does it take to become Miss Cayman? Hear from Ileann Powery about her reign as Miss Cayman ‘23, what sparked her interest in pageantry, playing volleyball internationally, becoming a professional photographer, modeling and education. Ileann hails from the district of West Bay and shares what her childhood was like and the farm her family built. Ileann is an advocate for anti-bullying and actively promotes this message throughout the community with the organization, United Against Bullying. Support the show

Sister Islands prepare for Rafael Cuban migrants to be transferred to Grand Cayman Field reports from West Bay and George Town #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews #caymanislands

Dimetri Douglas made an immediate impact, scoring just seconds after entering the match to secure a 1-0 victory for the Cayman Islands National Men's Football team over the British Virgin Islands. Several of Cayman's Cyclist hit the road over the weekend for the Cayman Cycling Cup. The United Churches in the Cayman Islands gathered over the weekend for an exciting 3x3 basketball competition. Four churches, from West Bay to East End, competed at the Sir Vassel Johnson Hall, vying for basketball supremacy.

Money matters dominate Cabinet's September 25th meeting. We get unemployment stats from the spring 2024 Labor Force Survey. Animal Welfare and Control are appealing for information on abandoned dogs in West Bay. #RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN #CAYMANISLANDS

District 6 includes Port Hastings, Judique, and West Bay. Candidates are Catherine Gillis & John Dowling.

Lotteries, ganja and the future of the cruise industry will be the important topics for voters at the next general elections. Police investigate a robbery in West Bay. A special CPA meeting for Westin expansion was held today. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymanislands

Send us a textIn this episode of World Talk we will be talking to a man you may remember begging at the West Bay supermarket and Pink shop. This same man turned his life around and overcame his 7yr crack addiction. Brian “Dizzy” Yelverton, formally known as Dizzy is clean, sober and has reconnected with his children while helping those with substance abuse issues through his work in Narcotics Anonymous meetings.This interview was created to help inspire those struggling with addiction as Dizzy was at the bottom of the barrel and was once famous for being a addicted to crack. Being shunned by society for many years did not stop Brian from finding the strength to put himself on a better path. Strength, I believe is in us all to conquer our fears.Because of the references to drug abuse, drug dealing, listener discretion is advised. For more information please visit: https://na-cayman.oran/Support the show

Cayman U15 Girls' Football Triumph Despite Early Setbacks Cydonie Mothersille Applauds Cayman's Rising Stars And... Brace yourselves for an exhilarating cricket clash as MAX60 Caribbean launches this month at the Jimmy Powell Oval in West Bay where Cayman Cricket will host a star-studded event, showcasing cricket icons from across the globe.

CBC is investigating after a vessel arrives in Cayman Brac waters with 4 adults and an infant on board. Final speeches wrap up today in the jury trial of four people accused of robbing a local bank. The 49 year old West Bay man wanted in connection with a serious assault is now in custody. Customs and Border Control confirm a small vessel with migrants on board arrived in Cayman Brac this morning. The National Trust for the Cayman Islands announces a new event designed to educate and empower young people about the critical issue of climate change. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews #localnews --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rcnews/message

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Guests Jason Coskrey, Claudio Rodriguez and Michael Westbay join Jim Allen and John E. Gibson to discuss the midway status of all 12 teams ahead of the All-Star break.

Guests Jason Coskrey, Claudio Rodriguez and Michael Westbay join Jim Allen and John E. Gibson to discuss the midway status of all 12 teams ahead of the All-Star break.