Just before 9:25AM on Saturday, 7 December, police responded to a report of an indecent assault on a female. It was reported that earlier that morning, at approximately 6:30AM, a male passenger on a public transport bus travelling to West Bay from George Town, sat beside a female passenger and was h
Shortly before 5:20AM today, 12 December, officers responded to a report of a robbery at a convenience store located at the intersection of West Church Street and Town Hall Road in West Bay
RCIPS’ annual holiday safety operation, Winter Guardian, commences today, Monday, 16 December, and will see intensified road enforcement operations, increased community foot patrols and high visibility mobile patrols across the Islands.
The Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC) is proud to announce the graduation of 35 WORC-sponsored clients who successfully completed a series of accredited courses at Cayman Career Academy (CCA) from January to October 2024.
Around 10:10PM, Tuesday 17 December, police responded to a report of a MVA involving three vehicles, a white Honda Civic, a white Mazda Verisa, and a blue Honda Accord, on Bodden Town Road in the vicinity of Midland Acres.
The National Roads Authority (NRA) wishes to notify the public of scheduled paving works taking place in Bodden Town, from Moon Bay to Lake Destiny.
Siddharth Yedla was crowned the winner of the 25th Annual RBC Royal Bank Primary National Spelling Bee, while David Sanchez Williams emerged victorious in the 42nd Lions Club of Grand Cayman Secondary National Spelling Bee. Both competitions were held at the John Gray High School Performing Arts Hal
In a vibrant celebration of community and conservation, over 50 distinguished guests and community members gathered in South Sound on Tuesday, December 17th at 4:30PM for the official opening of Pirate Cove Shoreline Park.
Honourable Johany ‘Jay’ Ebanks, MP and Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing, Infrastructure, Transport, and Development (PAHITD) is thrilled to launch the A-PATH Grant Program.
The Association for Cruise Tourism (ACT) in the Cayman Islands is calling on local politicians to defend democracy by ensuring the people’s right to vote in the much-debated referendum on cruise berthing.