A mural designed by four Highlands College art students has gone on display on the Merchants Square hoardings on Bath Street.
They worked alongside artist Sami Osman, also known as Kumo, to celebrate Jersey as a destination.
It's being unveiled alongside the new Moneypenny Lane sign, which was named by 8-year old Charlotte Woodman.
£70 million is being spent on 149 new apartments and the island's second Premier Inn, which is due to open in February.
Pensioner seriously injured after being hit by car
A pensioner is in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car near St Ouen's Parish Hall.
Jersey celebrates 20 years of women's rugby
It's mums v daughters in St Peter as Jersey marks two decades of women's rugby at Jersey RFC.
Social worker tribunal concludes
The Jersey Employment Tribunal involving a social worker who claims she was dismissed for whistleblowing about child safeguarding concerns has concluded, with a judgement to be issued at a later date.
Award-winning artist's books up for auction
Bids are being welcomed for 18 original illustrations by an award-winning artist, with all proceeds helping put books in the hands of Jersey children.
Gorey Pierhead back open
Gorey Pierhead is open again after work to remove the former landing stage upper deck was completed.
Deadline set to bring forward Jersey's whistleblowing law
Whistleblowing legislation will have to come before Jersey's States before the end of January.
Sanctuary Trust Sleep-out marks 15 years of its homelessness support
More than 130 islanders will be sleeping on the floor of Pier Road car park tonight to raise awareness and money for Jersey homelessness charity, Sanctuary Trust.
Microsoft suffers global outage - as fix not going 'as expected'
Microsoft is continuing to try to fix an outage that's hitting services like Outlook and Teams across the world.
