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  • UPDATE: Woman Charged with Multiple Offences including Two Counts of Assault
    From RCIPS The woman, age 35 of George Town, who was arrested following a series of incidents involving assault and other offences, has been formally charged with two counts of Assault ABH, Carrying […]
  • Cayman: Man Arrested For Attempt Murder in Relation to Eastern Avenue Shooting Incident
    From RCIPS UPDATE: Today (14), police arrested a 39-year-old man of George Town on Suspicion of Attempt Murder and Possession of an Unlicensed Firearm, in relation to the Eastern Avenue shooting […]
  • Cayman: Deputy Premier Leads Successful UK and EU Engagement
    Hon. André Ebanks Grand Cayman, 13 September 2024 – With newly elected administrations in both the UK and the EU, a Cayman Islands delegation led by the Deputy Premier and the Minister for […]
  • Maya 1 Undersea Cable now repaired as OfReg brings local and international stakeholders to the table
    PHOTO: Mr. Sonji Myles, ICEO, Ms. Tessa Ryan, Deputy Director ICT(Ag), OfReg ICT Team, with representatives from Liberty Networks, Cable & Wireless Networks, Flow, C3, Digicel and Logic. […]
  • Cayman: HSA Statement regarding arrest of visiting practitioner
    The Health Services Authority (HSA) is aware that one of its visiting practitioners has been arrested. The individual has been placed on Leave until further notice. We are unable to provide further […]

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No Shanghai surprises for McKeeva

Premier McKeeva Bush led a Cayman delegation to yesterday’s opening of the two-day “China Offshore Summit in Shanghai, and will travel tomorrow to Hong Kong, meet inginvestment managers and a series of private companies. The seven-member delegation left on Saturday…

Room to roam for Blues

The Blue Iguanas have now got double the room to roam- thanks to the purchase of a piece of privately owned land in the Salina Reserve. The sale was made possible by willing land owners and an EU grant to…

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Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol

LONDON (AP) — A coroner says Amy Winehouse died as the unintended consequence of drinking too much alcohol. Coroner Suzanne Greenaway gave a verdict of “death by misadventure,” saying the singer had voluntarily consumed alcohol and risked the consequences. The…

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Rina may have reached its peak. Invest 97L of no concern except for heavy rain

As of 10am this morning (26) Hurricane Rina is holding its own and is a borderline Cat. 2/3 storm. Wind shear values from the CIMSS products indicate that there is about 20 knots of shear right over the core of…

YOU MUST SPEAK UP: Getaway driver who would not rat sent to jail

A getaway driver who refused to rat on the rest of the gang has been jailed for five years. John Miller said he feared his life and the life of his mother would be in grave danger if he cooperated…

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Bodden Town power cut

An electrical fault in Bodden Town caused a power failure for almost two hours. Extra police patrols were dispatched in the area during the darkness.  A spokesman for the RCIPS said: “At approximately 18.30hrs tonight there was a power outage in…

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Traffic diversions

Due to sea water and debris covering the road in the vicinity of the Public Beach, the following traffic diversions are now in place; Traffic travelling out of West Bay is being diverted onto the Esterly Tibbetts Highway at the…

The Umpires strike back

The Cayman Islands Cricket Association, together with the Cayman Islands Cricket Umpires Association held a Cricket Seminar and Umpires Workshop at the John Gray High School Hall. The workshop was hosted by Billy Doctrove an International Cricket Council’s Elite Umpire,…

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US beats Cuba at Pan Ams

GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) — Even if it isn’t quite the “Miracle on Grass,” it’s still a victory over Cuba, and it’s still a big deal for the U.S. baseball team. The United States upset its biggest rival 12-10 Monday in…