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Cayman: Update – Fifth Man Arrested on Suspicion of MurderFebruary 13, 2026From RCIPS Following a thorough investigation throughout the day, a fifth person has now been arrest on suspicion of murder after a 42-year-old man who resides in West Bay turned himself over to the […]- Cayman Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing In George TownFebruary 13, 2026From RCIPS Police are investigating a fatal stabbing that took place during the early morning hours of Friday, 13 February, at the intersection of Mary Street and McField Lane in George Town. Shortly […]
- March Schedule Announced for Concacaf Series [Cayman Islands one of venues]February 12, 2026Dates and host venues announced for Concacaf Series matches taking place from March 25-31 15 matches set to feature 15 member associations Bonaire, Cayman Islands, and Dominican Republic will serve […]
- Cayman: Police Respond to Collision on North Church StreetFebruary 12, 2026From RCIPS Shortly after 9:30PM on Monday, 9 February, officers responded to a report of a collision on North Church Street, north of Bodden Road, involving a Mini Roadster and a Yamaha Crypton […]
- Premier Leads Cayman Delegation to FATF Plenary in MexicoFebruary 10, 2026Grand Cayman, 10 February 2026 – Premier and Minister for Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. André Ebanks will head the Cayman Islands delegation attending the upcoming Financial Action […]
Fergie under fire for FA blast
Manchester United take on under fire Arsenal in the Premier League clash of the weekend at Old Trafford. With a string of injuries worries, plus suspensions, Sunday’s match against the current Champions couldn’t have come at a worse time for…
Press Statement from the Governor
The Governor has welcomed the latest report from the Auditor General on Government Procurement. It provides additional details which reinforce the need, highlighted in the Auditor General’s earlier report on procurement issued in July, to tighten up our procedures for…
MURDER TRIAL ENDS: Verdict back Wednesday Court hears
Grand Court Justice Howard Cooke on Friday closed the murder trial of Devon Anglin, promising a Wednesday verdict after defence lawyers declined to call any witnesses, arguing that prosecution testimony had been “wholly unreliable”. Defence counsel John Ryder, QC, told…
Hostility to Jamaican Church hospital
The Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands are alarmed at a claim their hospital’s land may be confiscated for other purposes. The Nuttall Memorial Hospital, which is a privately run medical facility in Jamaica, is currently managed and operated…
Dangerous Hurricane Irene heading for North Carolina coast
Hurricane Irene tracked across the northwestern Bahamas yesterday and gusty winds and rain affected parts of central Florida. In the Bahamas, the Cat. 3 hurricane knocked down trees and tore roofs off buildings. Officials are accessing the damage after winds…
Bob Marley
Our story yesterday (Thu) that songs by the reggae greats Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, who practiced Rastafarianism, will appear in new Anglican Church hymnals in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, has produced much debate on the local air waves….
Choosing Fish Low in Mercury
Brandi Propas is the newest addition to the International Medical Group. She is a registered dietician and her services are a welcome complement to the clinic. Heard that fish is good for you but concerned about the mercury levels? Don’t…
Police: Pa. newlyweds shoplifted reception food
CENTRE HALL, Pa. (AP) — A couple of Pennsylvania newlyweds are behind bars after police say they were caught shoplifting food from a supermarket for their wedding reception. The Centre Daily Times reports 32-year-old Arthur Phillips III and his bride,…
