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In the news:The Attorney General reflects on the history of the Constitution.The sentence of Demecio Frederick has been rescheduled; Plus a man enters pleas to criminal trespassing. Also, we hear from CUC about when we may expect to see changes in electricity fees and how to save energy during the hot summer months. That and more in your Constitution Day news.

Coming up in the news:Police are warning of a text scam, plus, the latest HSA hours for Constitution Day and and a featured conversation with CUC CEO Richard Hew on making home energy efficient. This is your evening news from the Radio Cayman Newsroom.

Coming up in the news:HSA hours for Constitution Day; Plus learn about native plants now available at the Botanic Park; Also, learn more about the news Chief Officer in Government.This is your Sunday Morning News from the Radio Cayman Newsroom.

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Coming up in the news: A unanimous verdict in a West Bay stabbing case — the jury finds Ricardo Taylor guilty. A push to overhaul Cayman’s land acquisition rules — the motion clears Parliament.Urgent Care, A&E and pharmacy hours shift for the holiday. That and more in your evening newsThat and more in your evening news.

Youth Parliamentarians vote down a motion to ban social media for Under 16s; local firefighters get a salary boost; and Mango Fest is tomorrow.

An Auditor General report says public service remuneration hit $3.1 billion between2020 and 2024; the Deputy Governor Designate tables annual HR reports for Government for 2023, 2024 and 2025; and MPs green light a $5 supplemental appropriation to support the Cayman Islands' preparation for the fifth-round mutual evaluation by the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force.

Karthik Adapa is gearing up for another major international stage — Cayman Gymnastics confirms he’ll represent the Islands at the 2026 CAC Games in Santo Domingo. The young standout is coming off the Pan Am Championships in Rio and is ready for the next step.A massive moment for Cayman basketball — the men’s 3x3 squad stuns host nation Chile at the FIBA Youth Nations League. CIBA President Collin Anglin calls it a true David‑and‑Goliath win.Cayman Women’s Rugby hits the road this weekend, heading to Bermuda for an international test match. Fifteen players travel, including eight graduates of the U18 Girls Program — a big milestone for the growing women’s game.

Coming up in the news:A new Auditor General report shows public service pay hit $3.1 billion over five years. Two Grand Court jury trials began to wrap as juries are set to begin deliberations as early as tomorrow. Plus, the Portfolio of the Civil Service gets a new Chief Officer. And, the government wants your opinion on cannabis legislation reform. That and more in your evening news.

Cayman Islands families will keep more money in their pockets this summer, with higherduty-free allowances for returning residents; it’s your chance to weigh in on cannabis reform; and two men have been charged in connection with the importation of ganja and illegal landing in the Cayman Islands.

Construction is officially underway at Birch Tree Heights; MPs approve extra funding forthe Cayman Airways 2026 budget; and police are searching for 39‑year‑old Andy Myles.

A massive throw from Cayman’s own Gabriella Linton — the Carifta medalist smashes her national U18 shot put record on Day 1 of the Junior & Senior Championships. The rising star continues to raise the bar. Two Cayman gymnasts are Commonwealth‑bound — Justin Spencer and Sienna Santiago punch their tickets to Glasgow 2026 after standout performances on the regional stage.Cayman Flag Football makes history on the regional stageand the result sends Cayman straight to next year’s Olympic qualifier. CIBA’s inaugural 5K Walk‑Run is already paying off — the fundraiser is helping Cayman’s U17 boys basketball team get to Orlando for elite AAU competition. Hear how the community stepped up and what it means for the national program.

Coming up in the News: Police announce another wanted man, two days in row, this time looking for man wanted to burglary and robbery offences. Plus we learn about that extra 48 million dollars of supplemental appropriation to the Ministry of Education and other extra funding expenditure from Tuesday’s Finance Committee meeting. That and more in your evening news.

Lawmakers approve an extra $48M for the Ministry of Education and Training; gas prices soar for another week; and Cayman welcomes a new magistrate to the Summary Court bench.

Finance Committee mulls over more than $134 million dollars in supplementary government spending; Police are searching for 22‑year‑old Michael Gollab who is wanted in connection with an attempted murder; and a man is on trial in the Grand Court for a shooting incident that took place in September 2025

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Coming up in the news: Police issue a public appeal for a wanted man linked to an attempted murder. A first for Cayman — police and educators team up for an active shooter drill. Early numbers show the Out of This World Music Fest pumped hundreds of thousands into Cayman’s economy. That and more in your evening news update.

MP's head to Finance Committee.The National Coalition for Caymanian's Administration votes down a private members motion calling for a Residential Tenancies Act.Plans are underway for a public consultation on a single use plastics ban.A Grand Court Jury begins hearing the case of man accused of wounding with intent after a confrontation on West Bay Public Beach in February 2025.

MPs are heading back to Parliament today for Finance Committee; it’s a firm ‘no’ on a private member’s motion asking government to set up a Tourism Climate Resilience Fund; and the Department of Education Services carries out its first active shooter drill on Monday at Clifton Hunter High School.

It's a guilty verdict in a local rape trial and Youth Parliament is hosting a summer session this week.

Cayman’s Jaxon Cover has made national sports history as the first Caymanian‑born player ever drafted into the NHL.Cayman’s men’s and women’s national flag football teams are back home after making history at the IFAF Central America and Caribbean Tournament in El Salvador.Three hundred participants turned out Sunday morning for the inaugural CIBA 5K Walk/Run.

Coming up in the news: The Cayman Islands has a news Officer of the Order of the Cayman Islands. A man will learn his fate in October following his week long trial that convicted him of rape. CBC gets a new Director and we get a look at the governments plans for affordable home in the Sister Islands. That and more in your evening news update.

A woman is recovering after a stabbing at a liquor licensed establishment.The life and legacy of former Chief Secretary James Ryan is honoured at a weekend service in Cayman Brac.And the Cayman Youth Choir wins hearts on the international music stage.#rcnews #radiocayman #caymannews

The Poinciana Rehabilitation Centre is operating under capacity; the official funeral for former Chief Secretary James Ryan took place over the weekend; and a man is charged with assaulting police.

A woman is recovering after a Thursday night stabbing; CBC is getting a new Director; and the Cayman Youth Choir heads to Italy.

This is your evening news broadcast for 28th June 2026. This newscast features a conversation with Mr Loxley Banks, the name sake of the Loxley Banks Broadcasting Centre.

This is your morning news for Sunday 28th June 2026. This newscast features a conversation with CUC CEO Richard Hew on hurricane preparedness and readiness.

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Coming up in the news: A Cayman legend gets his name on the building — Radio Cayman pays tribute to Loxley Banks in a big way. A violent attack in George Town leaves a woman hospitalised — police are still hunting the suspect. Help is on the way for household budgets — from electricity relief to zero down mortgages. Tourism keeps climbing — May visitor arrivals hit near record highs across key markets. That and more in your evening news.

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Radio Cayman celebrates 50 years with a rededication ceremony today; the NCFC government reveals additional cost of living relief; and Mr. James Ryan's funeral is tomorrow in Cayman Brac.

The Court of Appeals hands down a local judgement; parliament wraps up; and the Blood Bank needs your help.

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Coming up in the news: The latest from the parliament, including increases in duty waivers. The Cayman Islands honours its maritime heritage today — and the seafarers who keep global trade moving. Two HSA pharmacies will close this weekend for stocktaking — what you need to know. A special honour for former Broadcasting Director Loxley Banks — Radio Cayman invites the public tomorrow morning. That and more in your evening news.

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Coming up in the news: A man is jailed after admitting to gross indecency with a young girl. “Deeply unsatisfactory” — a judge’s sharp criticism of OfReg as the battle over two confidential CUC reports continues. Plus, a reminder for parents — the deadline for government school registration is fast approaching. That and more in your evening news update.

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Lawmakers approve the Status of Children Amendment Bill; the Central Planning Authority is meeting today; and Caymusica invites you to a special recital Thursday night.

Gas prices soar over the past week; government pays tribute to the late Laurel Watler; and MPs discuss prisoner rehabilitation.

Coming up in the news: Budget documents finalised, annual reports tabled, and tough questions on public assistance — highlights from today’s Second Sitting. Eight cars stolen in just one week — RCIPS issues a fresh warning to motorists. An illegal coral nursery discovered at Smith Cove — what the DoE found and what happens. That and more in your evening news update

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The Saharan dust is back; an illegal coral nursery is uncovered in Smith Cove; and MPs head back to Parliament today.

The trial starts for a man facing rape and assault charges; police need your help after a George Town robbery; and there's been an increase in stolen vehicles this month.

The latest updates in track & field, cycling and chess!

Coming up in the news: URCO clears the air on home solar systems — what the law already allows. A Grand Court jury hears allegations of rape and assault — the latest from today’s opening of the trial. A new ESO report warns Cayman’s unemployment is becoming long term — the numbers behind the trend. That and more in your evening news.

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The Water Authority completes initial work for a site-specific hydrogeologicalsurvey of the Sister Islands; Cayman’s environment leaders recently met with U-K policymakers, scientists, environmental organisations and conservation leaders; and theCayman Islands Department of Environment Shark Research Team has confirmed a major scientific milestone for local shark conservation – the first Birth-Alert-Tag deployment in a pregnant 2-metre Caribbean reef shark.

The new legislative year officially begins; Cayman represent at the Overseas Territories Deputy Governors and Heads of Public Service Summit in Bermuda; and Health officials continue to investigate a confirmed case of Legionnaires’ disease identified in the Cayman Islands.

This evening edition of the newscast features a conversation with CUC CEO Richard Hew on the implementation of large scale utilty solar and related concerns.