Despite a recent spike in reports of serious crimes, including several armed robberies, the just-released 2022 review of the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service(RCIPS) suggests that there is “an overall downward trend” compared to previous years.
The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season starts today – 1 June – and will continue until 30 November.
The RCIPS has seen a recent increase over the last two weeks where police officers have been assaulted by members of the public while responding to calls for service.
Some residents of southern Florida still recovering after being slammed by Hurricane Ian last year, have once again been hammered by another major hurricane.
Cayman’s sole electricity provider, CUC, has issued its 2023 Sustainability Update Report in which it details its progress on environmental, social and governance initiatives over the past year.
As we celebrate world tourism day, we are reminded of the positive impact tourism can have in our world by connecting people, cultures, and experiences.
In celebration of International Day for Persons with Disabilities earlier this month, the National Council for Persons with Disabilities gathered to cheer on over 1,300 participants who turned up for the Cayman Islands marathon.
Incredible footage has recently been aired showing one of the world’s most endangered species in Cayman’s oceans, the critically endangered (International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species) oceanic whitetip shark.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Cayman Islands got off to a strong start in Term One of the 2023-2024 school year. In October and November a total of 25 young people trained and then completed their Bronze and Silver expeditions/adventurous journeys.