Radio Cayman News

Hurricane Melissa hits Jamaica Government looking into increasing the number of cruise tenders The National Trust announces the successful expansion and preservation of Malportas Pond Bird Sanctuary.

This is your 12 pm news update from the Radio Cayman Newsroom for the 28th October 2025.

Prayers for Jamaica as Hurricane Melissa edges closer. Concerns about fragmented services and prevention took center stage as Outgoing Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Nick Gent addressed delegates at the Cayman Healthcare Conference. A woman convicted of stealing millions from her elderly partner must now sell property and jewellery to pay restitution to his estate.

Concacaf’s top boss weighs in on Cayman’s football rise. Infrastructure, location, and reputation? All getting noticed. But could we host a World Cup base camp? Hear what he had to say—straight ahead. 70 Strong and Growing: Girls Festival Builds Cayman’s Football Future. IMAC’s annual Golf Scramble, raised a solid US$15,000 for its Educational Scholarship Fund

All eyes remain on Tropical Storm Melissa -- we'll have the latest track and what local agencies are doing to prepare. The Mosquito Research and Control Unit activates its severe weather plan. And outgoing Chief Medical Officer Dr. Nick Gent offers a candid parting message on Cayman's healthcare system and the road ahead. Plus -- the Premier unveils a major environmental step for the Cayman Islands.