Part of Haut du Mont, where a fatal explosion took the lives of 10 islanders in 2022, is going to be rented out again to Andium tenants.

Islanders are encouraged to take a quiz to learn how to prevent dementia.

Guernsey Raiders and Jersey RFC will put historic rivalries aside and join forces to take on Sweden.

The Channel Islands Air Search team responded to twice as many callouts in 2024 compared to the previous year.

The wholesale price of Jersey milk has risen by 4p per litre.

Islanders are coming together today (11 January) to mark the anniversary of the Battle of Jersey.

Jersey Royal Court has jailed a 73-year-old for two years after an attempt to sneak £65,000 of amphetamine into the island.

Expectant Jersey parents no longer have option of home births, after the service was paused in 2024.

A Blue Islands flight to Jersey returned to Guernsey after experiencing a technical issue after take-off. No one on board was injured.

Pop-up vaccination clinics are being set up across Jersey over the next week to tackle a rising number of cases of flu and COVID-19.

A 25 year old man has been sentenced to five years and eight months in prison for trying to smuggle cocaine into Jersey.

Motorists will continue to face delays and heavy traffic on the St Helier ring road for at least another week as a stretch of Rouge Bouillon stays closed.

The position of senator was abolished in 2022 but could make a comeback in time for Jersey's 2026 general election under plans from one government minister.

Four people, including two children, were taken to hospital following a fire in the basement of a four-flat-property in St Helier, which had no working smoke detectors.

Hundreds of islanders have been paying their respects to Arthur Falle, the founder of Regent Gymnastics Club, who passed away on Tuesday (7 January) after a short illness.

A squirrel-themed fun run is taking over town in spring in memory of Dean Lowe, who was tragically killed in a hit-and-run with his 11-year-old son, Charlie.

St Brelade's HSBC branch will undergo a significant refurbishment this year.

Colmar and Bar Levant have completed their takeover of Quayside and Vittoria at Liberty Wharf.

Islanders are being asked to wear masks in clinical areas of Jersey's General Hospital, to help combat the spread of flu.

Jersey Zoo is honouring what would have been the 100th birthday of its founder - Gerald Durrell.

Jersey's Magistrate's Court has jailed Jay Wallace for assaulting a police officer by spitting in their face.

The Resolution Centre has launched a new survey to gather feedback on how family mediation services can be improved in Jersey.

Britain's loudest bird has paid a visit to St Ouen's Wetland Centre, looking for a snack.

A local stamp will cost 20p more from 28 January, while the price of sending a letter to the UK rise to £1.35.

Businesses, pensioners and employees will be asked whether islanders should have to be offered a workplace pension by their bosses.

Brittany Ferries will not be able to legally challenge Jersey's government over the ferry tender process.

The second prize winner in the Channel Islands Christmas Lottery has 12 months to come forward.

Statutory workplace pensions look set be put back on the Jersey government's agenda this month.

Island Energy has announced that gas prices in Jersey will rise by 7.5% from 16 January 2025.

It's certainly going to be a happy new year for a person in Jersey today (3 January) who has claimed the jackpot prize in the 2024 Channel Islands Christmas Lottery.

World Travel Jersey has collected 1874 pairs of glasses from islanders in 18 months, which will be given to people with limited access to eye care around the world.

Part of Rouge Bouillon will remain closed when schools reopen on Monday (6 January), and until further notice.

The man who crashed his car into a stone wall near La Folie Inn on New Year's Eve has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving.

11,359 parking tickets were given to drivers in town, 13,000 tonnes of rubbish collected and 1,867 dog licenses were approved in Town, in 2024.

A Jersey-based non-profit organisation is launching a free 12 week course for islanders struggling with chronic health conditions.

One of the last actions of 2024 for Jersey’s government has been signing a contract with DFDS to provide ferry services to the UK and France.

Jersey Police are on the scene at Pier Road, responding to a road traffic collision where a car has crashed into a wall.

Three islanders have been included in King Charles III's New Year Honours List.

Since Christmas Eve, fog has forced several Channel Island flights to be cancelled and delayed.

Cheaper parking for lower emissions cars in Jersey will end next week ( 31 December).