Aviation & Travel Disruption: Cayman Airports Authority warns SpaceX Starship Flight Test 13 could trigger temporary airspace restrictions affecting some flights to and from Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac from mid-July, with possible delays for departures after about 5:00pm and certain arrivals from the US; a public safety advisory also urges people not to touch unusual objects near the launch area. Border & Families: New Assisted Traveller Consent Form rules take effect Monday for minors under 18 travelling unaccompanied or with an adult who isn’t a parent/legal guardian, aiming to strengthen child protection and speed border processing. Roads & Getting Around: Nighttime paving starts tonight at the CUC Roundabout, running nightly 8:00pm–4:00am through 24 July, with drivers told to follow roundabout rules and watch for construction traffic. Sports & Tourism Infrastructure: Ground broken for Cayman’s new world-class aquatic centre at Truman Bodden Sports Complex, featuring a 50-metre competition pool plus a 25-metre Lions pool to support swimmers, para-athletes, and community aquatic therapy. Public Health: Saharan dust is expected again this weekend, with a Dust Alert likely and health officials advising extra precautions for asthma sufferers, children, seniors, and others at higher risk. Local Economy Watch: Opposition leader Joey Hew questions why CUC rate hikes were approved amid cost-of-living pressure. Community Learning: Summer School Programme expands to Years 1–3, running 7–24 July and supporting about 725 students with targeted English and maths help.