The Cayman Islands Digital Economy Conference was held on Tuesday 21 June, 2022, at the Westin Grand Cayman, and the Ministry of Investment, Innovation and Social Development (IISD) provided key sponsorship for the event.
There are 825 estimated active cases of COVID-19 in the Cayman Islands. Eight patients are currently hospitalized, of these two are unvaccinated.
On Sunday, 26 June, officers responded to a report that a man had been using forged bank notes at a bar on Bodden Town Road. Officers attended the location and arrested the man, age 52 of Bodden Town, on suspicion of uttering forged bank notes and obtaining property by deception
The Cayman Islands Public Library Services (CIPL) announces the start of the 2022 Summer Reading Challenge (SRC) on Friday, 1 July 2022,
under the theme ‘Incredible Authors’.
Two new weather systems - though still a long way away from Cayman - are getting the attention of hurricane forecasters as the 2022 hurricane season completes its first month.
Coming in at $30 million over budget, government’s unaudited results for the first five months of 2022 show a $179.5 million operating surplus for the entire public sector, with total operating revenues of core government exceeding half a billion dollars by the end of April alone.
As from 30 June, the requirement to wear a face mask in line with Covid regulations will be lifted, which means people will not be required to wear a face mask in a public place
The Supreme Court overturning of the landmark Roe vs Wade ruling that made abortion legal has divided the opinions of millions of Americans
Fuel sector regulator, OfReg, has fined the operator Rubis a total of $225,000 for operational failures that led to a fuel tank leak at the Jackson Point Terminal in November 2019.
Shortly after 12:40AM today, 24 June, officers responded to a report of a stabbing incident outside a bar in Seven Mile Shops on West Bay Road.