Radio Cayman News

Coming up in the news: The latest from the parliament, including increases in duty waivers. The Cayman Islands honours its maritime heritage today — and the seafarers who keep global trade moving. Two HSA pharmacies will close this weekend for stocktaking — what you need to know. A special honour for former Broadcasting Director Loxley Banks — Radio Cayman invites the public tomorrow morning. That and more in your evening news.

LOCAL SPORTS

Parliamentary Debate On Weekend ConstructionCentral Planning Authority Meeting TodayTributes For Laurel Aldith Watler

Gas prices soar over the past week; government pays tribute to the late Laurel Watler; and MPs discuss prisoner rehabilitation.

ESO Workforce Survey ReminderSecond Sitting Of The First Meeting Of Parliament 2026-2027 New National Gallery Exhibition Opens Tomorrow

The trial starts for a man facing rape and assault charges; police need your help after a George Town robbery; and there's been an increase in stolen vehicles this month.

Coming up in the news: URCO clears the air on home solar systems — what the law already allows. A Grand Court jury hears allegations of rape and assault — the latest from today’s opening of the trial. A new ESO report warns Cayman’s unemployment is becoming long term — the numbers behind the trend. That and more in your evening news.

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.

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.

Police investigate a man found dead in the Spotts area.CICDB 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.

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.