Leadership & Community: The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce celebrated the graduation of 24 participants from Leadership Cayman Class of 2026, a six-month programme mixing seminars on government, business, healthcare, education, the environment and community development, plus retreats and a service project with the Community Farm in Newlands. Cyber Safety: RCIPS is warning residents about a video call phishing scam where callers pose as “Police” or “Immigration,” now using claims that debit cards were tampered with and pushing victims to click links; police say they will never request passport or banking details this way. Governance & Ethics: The Commission for Standards in Public Life launched a year-long “Good Governance Begins with Us” campaign, aiming to rebuild public trust through ethics education and a consultation on proposed Standards in Public Life Act changes. Culture & Beauty: Juliana Myers was crowned Miss Universe Cayman Islands 2026 at Pedro St. James, with multiple special awards also going to her. Local Preparedness: eGovernment urged residents to keep their Cayman Islands Identification Card, My eID, handy for hurricane season, since it can help with access to emergency services and recovery support. Environment & Planning: The National Trust objected to a proposed 204-lot subdivision beside the QEII Botanic Park, warning of risks to native species including the blue iguana. Youth & Sport: Government and CIASA broke ground on the Cayman Islands Aquatic Centre to expand learn-to-swim and training for aquatic sports.