In the Cayman Islands, any individual holds the right to request information of government and public authorities. This right first came into effect in January 2009 through the Freedom of Information Law, later amended in 2018 to include data protection...

In this two-part episode, we explore the reef off of Little Cayman with the Central Caribbean Marine Institute. During these months of lockdown, CCMI scientists have continued their work with coral restoration and research.Dr. Gretchen Goodbody-Gringley...

The global impact of coronavirus may feel overwhelming for any one person to process. The news updates are both constant and frightening, and it’s natural for that to take an emotional toll.In times like these, however, it is important to remember that...

It's that time of year again. June marks the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, and forecasters are predicting an above average year, including 16 named storms and eight hurricanes.  Colorado State University's Jhordanne Jones breaks down...

Cayman Compass editor Kevin Morales shares the week's top headlines for the Cayman Islands, including new coronavirus numbers and shelter in place regulations.

Cayman's total COVID-19 cases reach 129 and Governor Martyn Roper condemns social media rumours of rioting at Northward Prison, following two positive cases there. Compass Editor Kevin Morales shares these and other top headlines from the Cayman Islands.

The latest COVID-19 stats, beach access soon come and more top headlines from the Cayman Islands with editor Kevin Morales.Read more at www.caymancompass.com.

In a typical year, deployment of Cayman’s National Emergency Operations Centre is uncommon. While its staff and services are tasked with responding to an array of public crises, these threats normally remain theoretical.This year has been anything but...

The latest COVID-19 case numbers, new regulations for the Sister Islands, the economic impact of the shutdown and more top headlines from the Cayman Islands with editor Kevin MoralesRead more at www.caymancompass.com

Samuel Powery describes the wattle-and-daub construction technique that old Caymanians employed to build their homes. Later, he takes us to a sandbar near Nicaragua’s Miskito Cay, where he toughed out a powerful storm. Finally, we end on an...