Layman E Scott Sr High School

Students return to Brac high school following asbestos all-clear

MPs asking for an additional $108 million in spending

Paracetamol

Cayman health leaders dispute US paracetamol autism warning

Vivo food for Restaurant Month

Restaurant Month returns with a record number of participants

UK Overseas Territories Minister Stephen Doughty

UK minister highlights crime, migration risks on first Cayman visit

International Scuba Hall of Fame celebrates all-female inductees

Man killed in single-vehicle Brac crash named

CUC headquarters

CUC issues urgent request to supply more power

Caymanian physician completes doctorate in family medicine

Q&A with Minister Isaac Rankine on Cayman’s cybersecurity

Dart partners with NBA for third year

RCIPS police car - Photo: Taneos Ramsay

Man shot in leg in botched George Town hold-up

Cayman Islands Football Association AGM

Whittaker re-elected as local football president

C3 wins court victory over unpaid fees

Cayman post offices likely to resume US-bound parcels this week

The Sister Islands rock iguana faces threats from speeding cars, encroaching development and feral cats.

Rock iguanas being killed by drivers at record rate

Motorcyclists seriously injured in crash with police vehicle

collision

Pedestrian killed, another hospitalised after being hit by vehicle

jetblue

JetBlue announces direct flights from Fort Lauderdale

CUC president and CEO Richard Hew (front, fourth from left) opens the Toronto Stock Exchange. -Photo: Supplied

Cayman’s power firm marks 35 years on Toronto Stock Exchange

Resumes at the ready as hundreds of Caymanians attend jobs fair

Second Saildrone to carry out seabed survey in Cayman

Poachers plead guilty to taking turtle from marine park

Spread of coral disease around Little Cayman ‘inevitable’

McKeeva Bush

McKeeva Bush acquitted of indecent assault after Crown drops case

A coral is infected with stony coral tissue loss disease in Little Cayman. The first confirmed cases of the disease on the smallest of the Cayman Islands have been reported. - Photo: Department of Environment

Deadly stony coral disease reaches Little Cayman

From left, Governor Jane Owen, Kody Wright (Young Mixologist), Reyah Carrazana (Young Waiter), Kristofer Mason (Young Chef), and Robert Walton, chairman and president of the Restaurant Association of Great Britain. - Photo: Supplied

Cayman culinary champions to advance to international competition

ghost net

New warnings over ‘ghost nets’ after dive boat finds trapped sharks

A fishing store owner is to cut bait and close after a string of robberies. - Photo: Raymond Hainey

Fishing supplies store to close after string of burglaries

Briana Kerr Boxing

Cayman boxer, after troubling school days, emerges a victor in the...

The Bridge Foundation appearing on Daybreak

Women share their battles against addiction for Recovery Month

Fireball in sky over Cayman likely old space station falling to...

Cayman Islands Detention Centre

Safety, security and staffing issues flagged at police detention centre

Government Administration Building

As government grows, minister warns, ‘We’re gonna need a bigger building’

Government Administration Building

‘Hiring freeze’ in force as government looks to cut spending

hatchery

Cayman launches first chicken broiler hatchery

Yellow police line tape

Acting governor backs call for hard line on assaults on police

Two more arrested in separate assaults on police officers

10-year-old Caymanian becomes youngest to pass regional exams

New training programme offers Caymanians pathway to tech sector

tariffs

Cayman halts US-bound mail as new tariffs kick in

Police Commissioner Kurt Walton says more police could get tasers and bodycams as assaults on officers increase. -Photo: File

Bodycams and more tasers to be added to police armoury amid...

Operator says subsea Maya cable overhaul secures Cayman’s digital future

Cannabis decriminalisation goes to Law Reform Commission

Spate of assaults on officers sparks call for tougher sentences

Doctor charged with manslaughter by unlawful omission appears in court

police

Business sector calls for action to curtail robberies

The National Gallery extends its TimeBack exhibition until 12 September 2025. - Photo: Supplied

Time running out on National Gallery’s TimeBack exhibition

public buses in Grand Cayman

New bus-route maps the first step in plan for reliable public...

Loggerhead turtles are enjoying a record nesting year in the Cayman Islands. - Photo: File, Department of Environment

Record loggerhead turtle nest numbers reported

Sir Alden McLaughlin and Kenneth Bryan join real estate company

CF High School's deputy head teacher James Hickey and director Nicola Sowerby sit in one of the new school classrooms. The school will open its doors on 8 Sept. - Photos: Norma Connolly

New high school features aggression detectors and phone ban

fashion al ebanks new york design

Caymanian designer to debut at New York Fashion Week

ganja

Police seize substantial amount of ganja in checkpoint stop

Kay's jewellery store in George Town, which was targeted by armed robbers. - Photo: Raymond Hainey

Police vow to catch last weekend’s armed robbers

Hermes Cuello, general manager of the Marriott, on the hotel's deck, where the resort hopes to restore the beach. - Photo: James Whittaker

Marriott’s beach restoration a key test for Seven Mile Beach

The coalition government says it is on track to bring back legislation to "protect our way of life" and to reset the balance between expats and Caymanians.

Government looks to reset balance with Caymanian Protection Act

Davonte Howell Tennessee track and field

Howell breaks Junior Pan Am Games record twice, secures historic gold

Air Canada

Air Canada strike ends, but Cayman travellers still facing disruptions

COVID-19 no longer Cayman’s main respiratory infection

A Cayman delegation for CARIFESTA XV gives a taste of performances at a home show on 16 Aug. - Photo: Taneos Ramsay

Cayman talent previews CARIFESTA cultural showcase

Government celebrated its first 100 days in office at an event in George Town. - Photo: Sarah Bridge

After first 100 days, government touts ambitious vision

The Pines Retirement Home was closed to visitors following an outbreak of COVID-19 at the home in 2021. - Photo: File

Privy Council rules on retirement home worker’s COVID sacking

ICCI President Byron Coon

ICCI President Byron Coon retiring at the end of August

Junior Achievement Company of the Year Tote_AllyKY, together with advisors. - Photo: Submitted

Junior Achievement: Shaping tomorrow’s business leaders

12 blind and disabled people enjoyed a week of diving in Cayman Brac in June

Blind scuba diver finds zen on Cayman Brac trip

Air Canada plane

Air Canada strike to disrupt flights to and from Cayman

Bullish principals Brendan Blumer and Tom Farley celebrate the IPO on Wall Street on Wednesday. - Photo: NYSE

Bullish’s opening day hailed as milestone for Cayman tech sector

cayman goalkeeper football

Cayman’s U-14 girls national team to compete in Trinidad

Youngsters from across Cayman gather for a day-long event commemorating International Youth Day. - Photo: Sean Troop

Cayman celebrates International Youth Day

Deputy Governor Franz Manderson

Deputy Governor Franz Manderson confirms retirement plan

Gent: ‘We must not let measles take hold in Cayman’

1...456...37Page 5 of 37

This week