Information released yesterday by RCIPS reported that the CICG escorted a vessel in distress off the coast of the Brac, to safe harbor. It has since been established
As you may have heard, there are long awaited and exciting changes to our COVID-19 regulations and Public Health protocols coming this Thursday 30th of June.
There are 865 estimated active cases of COVID-19 in the Cayman Islands. Eight patients are currently hospitalized, of these three are unvaccinated.
The RCIPS has seen an increase in the number of incidents that involve persons attending bars and nightclubs, while in possession of an offensive or restricted weapon
OfReg Office has engaged RMI, the renowned renewable energy consultants working to accelerate the transition to clean energy, to conduct a Value Of Solar Study specifically to address the unique aspects of the local distributed solar marketplace.
Cayman Islands Aquatic Sports Association (CIASA) confirmed that six swimmers are travelling to Guadeloupe next week as part of the Cayman Islands team at the first Caribbean Games - the realisation of a long dreamed of multisport Games in the Caribbean.
While commending the government on its recent move to extend the pension holiday until the end of September, Opposition Leader Roy McTaggart has called on government to do much more to ease the hardship facing many Caymanians due to the cost-of-living spike, starting with extending the pension holid
Cayman Islands Institute of Professional Accountants members and staff came together over the past two weeks to prepare and distribute hurricane supply kits to Cayman’s seniors.
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.
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.