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Cayman: RCIPS Deploys a Team of Officers to Anguilla for Law Enforcement Support [with questions from Peter Polack]May 21, 2025From RCIPS Officers having a word of prayer for protection during their deployment From RCIPS A contingent of eight RCIPS police officers—six firearm officers, one police inspector who is a Tactical […]- UPDATE: Missing: Kayla James, Tashaena Williams, Kylah Watson and Ashantie McLean -FOUNDMay 20, 2025From RCIPS May 19 2025 Police can confirm that the four teens, Kayla James, Tashaena Williams, Kylah Watson and Ashantie McLean have been found and appear to be in good health […]
- Public Consultation Begins on Draft Terms of Reference for Environmental Impact Assessments on Cayman’s Airport ProjectsMay 20, 2025The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA) invites the public to participate in the consultation process for three major projects outlined in the 2041 Airports Master Plan, each requiring an […]
- Public Consultation Begins on Draft Terms of Reference for Environmental Impact Assessments on Cayman’s Airport ProjectsMay 16, 2025Community Invited to Share Feedback on Key Airport Development Projects Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (16 May 2025) The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA) invites the public to participate in […]
- Cayman: RCIPS Releases 2024 Crime and Traffic Statistics Report, 14 MayMay 14, 20252024 RCIPS Crime and Statistics Report Press Conference Today, Wednesday 14 May, the RCIPS released its 2024 Crime and Traffic Statistics Report, with a press conference held at RCIPS HQ. Members of […]
Revolving prison doors are hurting our islands
A youth behavioural consultant for the Ministry of Education, Mr. Michael Myles, says that 70% of inmates released from Cayman prisons will reoffend within a year. Mr. Myles’ concern is that this shockingly high rate of recidivism is creating a…
Wildfires destroy dozens of homes in Texas
POSSUM KINGDOM LAKE, Texas (AP) — Wildfires sweeping through parts of Texas and Oklahoma have destroyed dozens of homes and forced hundreds of people to evacuate, and although officials don’t yet know what ignited the blazes, a summer heat wave…
Arrest in Kemar shooting
A teenager has been arrested and is currently detained in police custody in connection with the shooting of a man on 29th June at the Jerk Stand in Red Bay. The 18-year-old suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder…
Arizona man describes shears impaling eye socket
PHOENIX (AP) — Leroy Luetscher could feel the pruning shears jutting from his face as he tried to determine just what had happened to him after trimming the plants in his backyard and then falling face-first. At 86, Luetscher was…
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER: Anglin cleared of shooting 4-year-old child
Devon Anglin has been acquitted of killing 4-year-old Jeremiah Barnes. In the Grand Court yesterday afternoon, visiting Jamaican Justice Howard Cooke found 25-year-old Anglin not guilty of murder after a three week trial. He was also cleared of attempted murder,…
Teen crime
It was with some relief when I received the news; the RCIPS had made an arrest in connection with the attempted murder of Kemar Golding on 29th June at the Jerk Stand by the Prospect Playhouse, Red Bay. It was…
5 patients get HIV-infected organs
AIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — One of Taiwan’s best regarded hospitals said HIV-infected organs were mistakenly transplanted into five patients after a hospital staffer misheard the donor’s test results by telephone. The five are now being treated with anti-AIDS drugs, an…
Baked ham caribbean
Prep for Success Recipes Cayman Prep and High School have produced a book of multi-cultural family recipes that everyone can enjoy. It was made possible through the selfless efforts of the parents of Cayman Prep students who worked tirelessly to…
Anglin found not guilty of murder
Devon Anglin has been acquitted of killing 4 year old Jeremiah Barnes. Visiting Jamaican Justice Howard Cooke found 25-year-old Anglin not guilty of murder after a three week trial. He was also cleared of attempted murder, assault, possession of an…
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