Sometimes the best way to connect with students is to take them away from the confines of the classroom. Year 4 St Ignatius students got that opportunity today as part of their Social Studies curriculum. Among the places they ventured [...]

The Passport2Success program has been providing career education for young Caymanians for a few years now, but on the Friday before Mother’s Day they had a special surprise for the current class. Cayman 27′s Edlyn Ruiz explains.

Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation Press Officer Carl Brown says the local Volleyball Federation has been ranked No. 1 among NORCECA countries. This announcement after the CIVF met last night for its annual general meeting, where Executive Committee election results were [...]

Year 11 business students at Clifton Hunter High School got a special lesson today (Wednesday, 16 May) on managing their personal finances. Cayman 27′s Edlyn Ruiz takes a look at what they learned.

At the beginning of the season we received a post on our Facebook page that asked the question, “Is all this talk just that or has any of it made a difference to date?” On Let’s Talk to the Experts [...]

A boycott of the legislative assembly and the holding of a people’s parliament instead, the Opposition says it has no choice but take drastic measures to get its point across. People’s Progressive Movement member Arden McLean and Independent Member Ezzard [...]

On Let’s Talk Sports we celebrate the winning ball hockey team just back home from Atlanta where they dominated the opposition. We also check in with plans for the Flowers Sea Swim, Cayman’s biggest open water event. Also joining us [...]

The referendum has come into law, officially sending the voting population to the polls to say whether they support single member constituencies. Those against the one man, one vote single member constituencies are going all out to convince voters that the electoral system should remain as is. Meantime, supporters of switching to all single member constancies warn if you stay home on July 18th, it will be counted as a ‘no’ answer.

The referendum has come into law, officially sending the voting population to the polls to say whether they support single member constituencies. Those against the one man, one vote single member constituencies are going all out to convince voters that the electoral system should remain as is. Meantime, supporters of switching to all single member constancies warn if you stay home on July 18th, it will be counted as a ‘no’ answer.

For our video shot of the day, Photojournalist Vinton Reece takes us to South Sound to the shoe tree.

If you would like to adopt Sloam the Humane Society is open Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday is dog walking 9 a.m. to noon. The number to call is [...]