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6 PM NEWS- 13 JULY 2026

Coming up in the news: A confirmed case of Legionnaires' disease has triggered water system testing and remediation efforts at the hospital. A not guilty verdict for Neville Antonio Faulkner brings to an end a case stemming from emails sent after his property was condemned by the Department of Planning. Deputy Governor Gloria McField Nixon says technology and organisational reform will help the Civil Service keep pace with Cayman's growing population. That and more in your evening news

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CAYMAN'S YOUNG TRACK STARS TAKE ON THE BEST IN NORTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMERICAN AND THE CARIBBEAN WITH SOLID SHOWINGS ON THE TRACK IN MEXICO. A TEENAGE GOLFER FROM CAYMAN SWINGS HIS WAY TO A PROVINCIAL TITLE AND A SHOT AT THE CANADIAN BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP. IT'S A GROUND BREAKING MOMENT IN GEORGE TOWN - WITH A WORLD CLASS AQUATIC CENTRE SET TO CHANGE THE GAME FOR SWIMMERS AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY. #rcnews #radiocayman #caymansports

12pm Noon News Monday 13 July 2026

Legionnaire’s Disease Found At The Anthony S. Eden Hospital Central Planning Authority 24 June Meeting Decisions Space X Flyover Temporary Restrictions

LOCAL NEWS - 8 AM Update

The Deputy Governor says the Civil Service is looking to innovate as it serves a growing population; if you’re flying between July 16th and 21st, heads up...you  may be affected by the planned SpaceX Starship Flight Test 13; and 55 employees at the Department of Environmental Health’s Solid Waste Facility weigh in at the first on-site Health, Safety and Environment Culture Survey.

LOCAL NEWS - 7 AM Update

Seven people are busted for drugs and guns after a series of searches by police; theNational Coalition for Caymanians Administration has shared its findings from the Cayman Forward Initiative; A large apartment complex for George Town is approved for construction by the Central Planning Authority.