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Students from Cayman Prep came out on top in a nerve-shredding battle of the brains that pitted some of the island’s smartest kids against each other in a quiz-show style contest....

A kennel left out as a shelter and feeding station for feral cats has been stolen....

The Garden Club of Cayman host flower and plant sale and home of Joyce Dunbar....

Little Cayman's Agriculture Show takes place this Saturday in Blossom Village....

Magistrate reviews status of businesses before the court for failing to pay pension contributions....

Respondents to the latest Caymanian Compass poll say they think eco-tourism is key to developing Cayman Brac's economy....

International Soca star Destra Garcia kicks off Batabano....

As animal-assisted therapy catches on locally, children and adults with special needs and senior citizens are interacting with dogs, horses and even dolphins to improve mental and physical wellbeing....

An American college student who came to Cayman to work with the Blue Iguana Recovery Program died of heat stroke after spending two and a half days in the wilderness of East End in June, 2011, a coroner’s court heard....

Marlene Smith, volunteer at Cayman Cowboy Town Stables, helps a visitor to the island ride a horse for the first time in 40 years....

ICCI president was impressed by graduates of education and training program....

Local optometrist Dr. Natalie Da Silva gives some tips on healthy vision as part of Women's Eye Health and Safety Month....

The Grand Court trial of suspended police officer Elvis Kelsey Ebanks was adjourned Wednesday until Monday, May 12....

A month-long celebration of children and family-focused events is being planned for Child Month in May....

Bodden Town senior citizens took part in a day filled with activities and education....

The Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman is joining a global campaign to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus....

Health officials are urging parents to take advantage of free child vaccinations available this week....

Commenting that there seemed to be almost an epidemic of such crimes, Justice Charles Quin sentenced a Malaysian national to 16 months’ imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to offenses involving cloned or forged credit cards....

Malaysian national Kok Keat Lee was remanded in custody and scheduled to appear in Grand Court on a charge of obtaining money transfers through fraudulent use of credit cards....

In an effort to bring awareness to the issue of sexual abuse of children, which authorities believe is grossly under-reported, the Red Cross has created an educational DVD....