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Jersey’s RNLI volunteers are set to appear on national television next week as the St Helier lifeboat crew makes its debut on the BBC’s Saving Lives at Sea.

The Channel Islands Co-op has won an appeal against a ruling that would have required it to pay former chief executive Colin MacLeod £600,000 in compensation.

Islanders are being encouraged to have their blood pressure checked for free as part of a campaign aimed at tackling cardiovascular disease.

Liberty Wharf has been sold to a Jersey-based property company that says it wants to create “new reasons to visit” the St Helier development.

A long-dry swimming pool at the former Pontin’s holiday camp site on the Plémont headland has been given a new lease of life as a wildlife pond.

A pedestrian crossing introduced on a trial basis in St Helier to improve safety for children and families travelling to school is to become a permanent feature.

Two new courtrooms have opened at Jubilee Wharf in St Helier as Jersey’s courts prepare for a busy schedule of cases.

Questions have been raised over the cost of political consultancy work carried out for Value Jersey during Jersey’s June election.

Fire crews across Jersey, Devon and Cornwall have warned that the threat of wildfires remains significant following an exceptionally busy summer of incidents.

Jersey has experienced its hottest summer since records began in 1894, according to Jersey Met.

Therapy dogs are helping lift spirits at Jersey General Hospital, where regular visits are being praised by staff and patients.

Children and young people are being invited to design the future of St Andrew’s Park as part of plans to refurbish the First Tower community space.

Jersey fishermen warn marine protections could threaten industry

A loggerhead turtle rescued from a Jersey beach after Storm Goretti has been flown to the Azores, where she is due to be released into the Atlantic. Named Crush by her rescuers, the turtle was found cold-stunned and severely malnourished on 19 January. She was initially treated in Jersey before being flown to Southampton and transferred to Sea Life Weymouth for rehabilitation. After months of care, including blood tests, X-rays and CT scans, Crush is now just under 5kg and ha

Jersey is providing £200,000 in emergency funding to support relief operations in Nepal following last week’s devastating floods and landslides.

Ferry passengers travelling between Jersey and Guernsey face further disruption after an engine failure forced the suspension of the regular service.

A sailing boat was brought safely into St Helier after getting into difficulty in strong winds and tides off the Jersey coast.

A new pilot health clinic for women with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) in Jersey has been welcomed as an important first step, although campaigners say more support is needed for those living with the condition.

A large field fire in Corbiere came dangerously close to Jersey's desalination plant, prompting renewed warnings about the risk of wildfires during the island's current dry spell.

Jersey Fire Service has warned islanders against lighting bonfires in windy conditions after a blaze near Corbiere spread rapidly through dry vegetation.