Guernsey's Economic Development Committee has announced Britanny Ferries as its preferred bidder to operate the bailiwick's ferry routes.

A new youth production is underway in Jersey that is taking audiences down to Bikini Bottom.

Jersey FA has announced it wants 75% of the island's sports clubs to have either women's or girls' teams by 2028.

More than 750 runners took to the roads from Jersey Hospice Care on Mont Cochon to the St Ouen Hospice Shop to raise money for the charity.

The Government of Jersey has lodged a proposition to ban single-use vapes in the island by June 2025.

Condor Ferries say the uncertainty as to which company will run ferryboat services in the Channel Islands from next year is having a 'detrimental' effect on the tourism sector.

37% of Jersey's third sector organisations have less than three months of financial reserves.

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Dylan John Pounds has been found guilty of killing father and son Dean and Charlie Lowe by dangerous driving.

New signage has been installed at a World War Two bunker in St Ouen.

A planning application has been submitted to create a seabird reserve at Plémont, to protect Jersey's last remaining puffins.

Global brands and world experts in privacy will be in Jersey next week for what has been dubbed the Olympic Games of the data protection sector.

10,000 people are booked to fly out of Jersey airport this weekend, as the school half-term holidays get underway.

Islanders can express their support for ex-military personnel by donating to the annual Poppy Appeal in the run-up to Remembrance Day.

Durrell's new board of trustees will be announced at the first members' meeting since surviving a vote of no confidence.

LibertyBus will continue running Jersey's bus service for the next decade.

The current tenants of the Lido cafe have been allowed to stay until the end of 2025. The announcement followed a demo outside Jersey's States Chamber.

The announcement of which ferry firm will operate services in the Channel Islands from next spring could be delayed by 'some days' after a senior civil servant removed himself from the process.

A pair of paramedics have lost an appeal against the ruling they failed to provide reasonable care to a patient who died.

A new image has been released of Anne Potter, as a multi-agency search for the missing woman winds down.

The rate at which prices in Jersey are rising has slowed again this quarter, with the inflation rate decreasing two percentage points.

Jersey's parliament has passed changes to corporate taxation that will see large multinational companies pay 15% as part of a global crackdown on tax avoidance.

Some of Jersey's top athletes will miss out on the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Elliot Powell will bow out after next months under 21s match against Guernsey to focus on his commitments with Jersey Bulls.

11-year-old Charlie Lowe filmed a video of himself talking about the risks of drunk drivers just minutes before his death.

The opening of Jersey's pop-up ice rink has been delayed by three weeks.

An appeal hearing begins today (21 October) for the two Jersey paramedics convicted of failing to provide reasonable care to a patient.

The trial is underway in Jersey's Royal Court of Dylan John Pounds, who is accused of causing the deaths of Dean and Charlie Lowe.

A search has been going on in Jersey for missing woman Anne Potter.

Jersey's La Faîs’sie d’Cidre is back this weekend (19 - 20 October) at Hamptonne Country Life Museum.

A new sports programme has been launched for mums, which includes childcare provision.

Elle Keens has pleaded not guilty in Jersey's Royal Court to sexually grooming and touching a teenager.

One of Jersey's last remaining nightclubs 'Havana' has announced it is closing its doors for good.

The Salvation Army is helping more islanders in need with its new additions, May Cottages and the Pantry Store.

A Jersey mum is speaking out this Breast Cancer Awareness month about how genetic testing saved her life.

The States of Jersey Police have revealed the number of reported hate crimes are steadily declining.

Free period products are now available from more locations in Jersey as the government scheme is also expanded to include reusable items.

Islanders are being invited to get their electric blankets inspected by Jersey Fire and Rescue, with the aim of preventing winter fires.

A woman who died after going overboard from a cruise ship in Channel Island waters has been named.

Islanders are invited to a stall on Broad Street today (16 October) to learn potentially lifesaving skills.

A new and free online resource is available for families in Jersey and Guernsey who want to learn how to support their child's emotional health.

One of the Channel Islands' wartime coastal defences has been turned into a three bedroom 'one-of-a-kind home'.

Danish firm DFDS is test berthing another of its ships in Channel Islands waters today (15 October).

Around 50% of people in the Channel Islands are struggling to meet their day-to-day living costs, according to a recent survey of how people have been coping in past 12 months.

The Ambassador of the Philippines is attending a memorial service at St Thomas' Church for three fishermen who died at sea.

The Fort Regent is being lit pink and blue for the final time tonight (15 October), to show support for people in Jersey who have suffered the loss of a baby.

Unattended cooking sparked a fire at a flat in St Helier on Monday morning (14 October)

There is a new location for this year's Christmas lights switch-on in St Helier.

A 'smiley face' speed sign in St Saviour has been vandalised.

The Sark Property Company has submitted a cash bid for the Sark estate owned by a trust of the late Sir David Barclay.

A new digital system has been in place in Jersey's cancer department for nearly a year, which we're told has led to a reduction in chemotherapy wastage.

A woman in her twenties has died after going overboard from a cruise ship off the Channel Islands.

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Three Jersey firefighters have been selected as finalists for a Pride of Britain award after rescuing a swimmer from St Ouen's Bay last year.

The bloc's delayed entry-exit system (EES) has been postponed again – ahead of its scheduled rollout on November 10th.

The governments of Jersey and Guernsey and Sark’s Chief Pleas have agreed a package of financial support for Manche Iles Express.

A standard hourly rate for long-term care benefits, to go towards the cost of home carers, is being introduced at a rate of £34.80 from 2025.

Eight organisations are each getting a share of fifty thousand pounds to deliver sport in primary schools.

Cars will be racing around parts of Jersey for the next two days, for the Jersey Rally.