Just after 5:30AM on Thursday, 25 July, police were informed of an incident that took place in the parking lot of a liquor licensed premise located on Mary Street, near the intersection with McField Lane. Several people were engaged in a brawl in the parking lot that later resulted in two men sustai
We now look forward to the issuance of the Referendum Bill by Cabinet which will outline the referendum date, question, and other important procedural matters such as campaign finance limits, observers, agents and the referendum day public holiday.
The Tourism Attraction Board (TAB) and management of the Cayman Craft Market is proud to celebrate the achievements of its vendors who recently underwent the Aquila Centre for Cruise Excellence Training.
The RCIPS have been receiving reports from members of the public regarding messages on WhatsApp, which claim that they have "Won One Million US Dollars," and request them to provide their personal information to an email address – info@vipwhatsapp.online.
“Firstly, I would like to thank women like Ms. Merta Day, Janet Sairsingh and Marlene West for their immense contribution to women in sports in the Cayman Islands.
The National Roads Authority and its subcontractor will undertake paving works on the CUC roundabout (previously called the Silver Oaks roundabout) from today, Tuesday, May 4 to Saturday, May 8, between 8:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.
The latest update from Chief Medical Officer Dr John Lee on the ongoing vaccination campaign shows a marked slowdown in vaccination rates across most age groups in the past month.
A private member’s motion was brought before Parliament last week by Sir Alden Mclaughlin, Elected Member for Red Bay, asking for government to permit the playing of background music in bars on Sundays.
Kel Thompson, the veteran Cayman Airways pilot, has flown his last flight after a distinguished career with our national airline. After a 32-year association, Captain Thompson will concentrate now on his many other interests and enterprises solely on the ground.
Cayman Islands’ music educator Cranston Forbes recently had his research highlighted at the annual music symposium at the University of Buffalo.