Following multiple serious traffic collisions over the past few weeks, the RCIPS is issuing a warning and reminder to the public about the consequences of engaging in dangerous driving practices.
Shortly after 11:00PM on Sunday, 15 September, officers responded to a report of shots fired at an address off Selkirk Drive, George Town, where an unknown person had fired a shot at the house. No one was injured in the incident. It is suspected that the culprit then fled the location in a vehicle.
The Philippines’ largest flight school is recruiting more women into the cockpit to help meet a shortage of pilots in Asia.
Cayman’s three local hospitals joined forces to provide medical supplies to the victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.
With each passing day, more harrowing accounts are coming to the fore of what residents of the Bahamas had to endure during the passage of Hurricane Dorian.
Cuba is in for another phase of severe belt-tightening as a number of factors, some beyond its control, seem to be conspiring in a perfect storm of challenges facing communist Caribbean state.
The 15th Annual David Foster Memorial Catboat Race took place on 25th August with some of Cayman’s top catboat racers vying for this year’s first place title.
We are in an age where the time-worn axiom ‘sticks and stones can break my bones but words could never harm me’ might need to give way to the truism ‘loose lips sink ships’.
The Cayman Islands Seafarers Association (CISA) recently upgraded the state-of-the-art medical robot that provides physicians and medical specialists overseas immediate remote access to patients at the Cayman Islands Hospital in medical emergencies and for consultation on various medical issues.
Hurricane Dorian pulverised part of the Bahamas a month ago and officials say there are still at least 600 people missing.