A new drugs study being carried out by Liverpool John Moore's University could see a change in policy.
The Department of Home Affairs has asked for a review into how common cannabis use is, and how it could harm society.
It's thought the study will be finished by next September, with policy options available to Tynwald by January 2024.
Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says politicians need data and evidence to properly inform a debate on drugs policy.
Police still looking for stolen car from Douglas
Police say they are still looking for a stolen vehicle.
Planning submitted for new mobile classrooms for two schools
The Department of Education has applied to put mobile classrooms at two Island schools.
Infrastructure Minister says department is dealing with boy racers
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department is coming for boy racers, with new laws to combat noisy vehicles.
Charity holding suicide prevention training in June
Training is being offered to those who want to help prevent deaths from suicide next month.
Manx resident caught-up in Georgian protests
An Island resident caught up in protests in Georgia says he's been questioned by police - who couldn't understand his Manx identification.
Hebridean Sky cruise ship arrives today
The west of the Island is getting its first visit of the year from a cruise ship today.
Number of children who committed crimes after police intervention not known, says MHK
The Island's Justice Minister says she doesn't know how many children have committed offences after interventions from the police early action team.
Biker seriously injured after van pulled out, Court hears
A court's heard a biker was left seriously injured after a van pulled out as she overtook it during TT.
