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wind energy

Bermuda eyes developers for first offshore wind energy project

Police shared this image of a recovered Smith & Wesson firearm.

Two appear in court for firearm and drug charges

Careers Guide: Barbering – a cut-above career

Careers Guide: Teachers – building a nation

Trade up

Maples Group’s Excellence in Offshore Regulatory & Compliance Recognised at 2025...

government

The in tray: 10 immediate priorities for Cayman’s new government

expanded airlift

Cayman to benefit from expanded airlift from the US

Around 130 cyclists set off early on 4 May for the memorial cycle ride in memory of Per Undheim. - Photo: Cayman Cycling

Motorist who passed cyclists warned for dangerous driving

Dog attack kills beloved blue iguana from children’s book

Hit-and-run driver

Hit-and-run driver who struck pedestrians three times over limit

anthology

Cayman author explores motherhood in new Penguin anthology

National Trust launches new app

Batabano 2025 a carnival of foam, feathers and fun

Gunman hospitalised after security guard foils armed robbery

Jaware Alleyne's contribution to the 'Superfine' exhibition underscores Caribbean heritage. - Photo: Supplied

Jawara Alleyne featured in Met Costume Institute exhibit

jet around cayman

Jet Around Cayman’s only female competitor gives strong showing

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50 years ago: Crushed car; traders blast development plan

The Cayman Islands National Dance Company celebrates its 37th season with its two-night 'Majestic' showcase. - Photo: Shanda Gallego

National Dance Company creates ‘Majestic’ performances

Jazz Pitcairn, fifth from left, and Vogue's Met Gala team with Whoopi Goldberg. - Photo: Supplied

Jazz Pitcairn co-produces Vogue’s Met Gala 2025 coverage

Cabinet positions for the National Coalition For Caymanians government were announced on Friday. - Photo: Submitted

Government announces assignment of Cabinet responsibilities

Premier André Ebanks and Deputy Premier Gary Rutty talked coalition priorities with Compass TV, on the Forefront talk show that aired Thursday. - Photo: James Whittaker

Premier and DP target education and immigration among coalition priorities

Cayman’s Catholics welcome first American pope

Jack and his owner David Blumenthal enjoy a kitesurfing ride. - Photo: Supplied

Jack, Cayman’s kitesurfing dog, catches waves

Tourism from Canada

Canada can help drive Cayman’s tourism growth

Waves impact the coast as Hurricane Milton passes Cayman in October 2024. - Photo: Simon Boxall

Tips from Hurricane Preparedness Week

What’s Hot on camera

Cayman best Overseas Territory on beneficial ownership register

cayman fishing

International Fishing Tournament ends with big catches

Cayman Enterprise City Drives Record Growth and Socio-Economic Impact

Bulk Waste Collection moves to George Town

Speaker of Parliament Ezzard Miller overseeing Wednesday's meeting of the House. - Photo: CIG TV

New MPs get straight to work in Parliament

Jordan Crooks after his 100m freestyle heat at the 2024 World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Budapest. - Photo: Simone Castrovillari

Jordan Crooks is already a national hero — he deserves this...

Pageant coach Lu Sierra wants Cayman beauty queens to ‘think bigger’

Compass Media expands radio to the Sister Islands

Sarah Champion, left, the new chairwoman of the Cayman Islands All-Party Parliamentary Group, poses with Tasha Ebanks Garcia, head of the Cayman London office. - Photo: Supplied

Cayman Westminster parliamentary group up and running again

cayman tourism

Cayman tourism could be heading towards a record-breaking 2025

Cayman contribution to VE Day to be marked with beacon

drone soccer

Drone soccer has landed in Cayman

A speed limit reduction has taken effect for part of Frank Sound Road. - Photo: Alvaro Serey

Speed limit reduction implemented for much of Frank Sound Road

tender boats and cruise ships in George Town Cayman Islands

Association for Cruise Tourism ‘deeply disappointed’ in referendum result

The National Coalition for Cayman is viewed as a promising step toward harmonizing growth with the urgent need to protect the islands’ natural resources.

New government called a ‘turning point’ for environmental protection

This southern stingray was found in the shallow water near Barefoot Beach in East End. - Photo: Supplied

Protected southern stingray found killed by Barefoot Beach

Vicki Wheaton - Cayman InStyle Fashion Week 2024

Wheaton’s Way

André Ebanks elected premier following parliamentary ballot

In pictures: Cayman’s new government sworn in

Jordan Crooks ‘stepping away from competition’

As it happened: André Ebanks sworn in as premier after Parliament...

Data check

Freedom declared: Emancipation Proclamation echoes through the ages

Behind the scenes: Election Day 2025 on Compass TV

Government to be sworn in today, with Miller nominated as speaker

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association team fields questions on their mission to observe the general election. - Photo: Raymond Hainey

Election candidate rules ‘arguably unreasonable’, observers say

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Molly’s game: Kehoe celebrates league and cup double with Cardiff City...

RBC Race for the Kids raises over $30k to benefit Cayman...

HSA Hours for Emancipation Day 2025

James Geary performs. - Photo: Supplied

James Geary to bring Cayman music to UK Soul Fest

Mohan Manivannan, a partner in new restaurant Fresh Up Cafe, hopes to offer fresh food at good prices. - Photo: Raymond Hainey

George Town cafe reopens doors with fresh approach

Port

Dockworkers sue Port Authority for millions of dollars in unpaid wages

Meet Lev Fahy: Cayman’s teenaged star following in footsteps of swimming...

Around 130 cyclists set off early on Sunday morning in the memorial cycle ride in memory of Per Undheim. - Photo: Cayman Cycling

Cyclists turn out in huge numbers in memory of Per Undheim

cayman cricket

Inter-Primary Cricket Competition is back

Ebanks unveils roadmap at rally – and signals group’s new name

fishing tournament

Final day for Cayman’s International Fishing Tournament

In Focus: Junior Batabano celebrates Caribbean and Caymanian culture

Domestic election observers: No ‘systematic’ vote buying

Cruise ship

50 years ago: ‘The Love Boat’ arrives; Chamber rejects canal

Emancipation Proclamation to be enacted at Fort George

Per Undheim and family

Cyclists to ‘finish the ride’ of father-of-two Per Undheim

Cayman voters queue on Election Day.

Cayman’s voter turnout is among the world’s highest

Pink Ladies

Pink Ladies distribute charitable donations

Scott retains major role in CINP as Rutty leads parliamentary party

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