The government successfully steered is appropriations bill through parliament Friday with the third reading but despite money being allocated in this ...

The commissioner of police has been ordered by the Grand Court to pay defence attorney Keith Myers US$95,000 in indemnity or compensatory costs after the ...

The coalition government will be saving at least some money for the public purse this budget cycle as it is no longer going to pay for the renourishment of the ...

The sustainability ministry will be focusing on reducing the amount of waste going to the George Town dump through diversionary practices such as recycling and encouraging the community to ...

The Department of Education Services has opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding a primary school student, from Red Bay, being in possession of a knife while travelling ...

The way government handled the budget debate and subsequent finance committee hearing has left the Progressives opposition and the Coalition at odds with each other after the scrutiny of ...

The Department of Environmental Health has confirmed that there will be no pre-Christmas bulk waste collection this year as the annual opportunity for residents to throw out the bulking ...

A local accountant and ex-employee of the Cayman Turtle Centre was given a two-year probation order last month when a long-running fraud case finally came to an end. Rachel Naomi Ebanks ...

Cayman’s Jabari Campbell passes the ball during the first half of Cayman’s 4-0 win over Anguilla on Saturday, Nov. 15 at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex. Cayman’s Gunnar ...

The commissioner of police, Kurt Walton, who also heads up the coastguard and the regiment, has said he is pleased with his appropriation of almost CI$75million annually to fund the police ...

Michael Myles pulled no punches when he offered his view on the historic failings of Cayman’s immigration system and the blind eye that he said politicians have turned to it, over the ...

Reside Cayman, which offers immigration and residency services has expanded its local team with the addition of three Caymanians – Cindy Downing, Grace Edgington and Anton Nelson, ...