Acclaimed band, The Feeling, will be performing at the 2019 TT.

Changes have been made to departure times for sailings from Heysham next week.

A teenager has been handed a suspended prison sentence after launching a glass bottle at a group of people in Douglas.

An Onchan man is awaiting sentencing after admitting exploiting the Island's benefit system by almost £40,000.

A developer is seeking approval in principle to create 130 homes on land in Castletown.

How much money has been made from selling plastic bags?

A Douglas-based sports club has put forward plans to make itself a temporary campsite for the TT and Festival of Motorcycling.

How does the Chief Minister plan to replace the disbanded Children's Service Partnership?

Police are asking motorists to de-mist or de-ice windows before setting off after someone was given a £120 fine.

Two of the Island's landmarks will be lit up today to mark World Prematurity Day.

A Douglas man has been banned from the roads for 10 years after clocking up his fifth conviction for driving whilst disqualified.

A Foxdale man is awaiting sentencing after being caught hiding cash in his attic.

Members of the farming community are being invited to learn more about succession planning around farms, estates and legacies next week.

The Search and Rescue Dog Association (SRDA) were called in to help find a missing person this week.

The government's Enterprise Development Scheme has invested over £3.3million in businesses.

An MHK is praising how Ramsey Courthouse is being utilised while it's long-term plans are still being decided.

No 'special inspections' have been carried out at schools by the Department of Education, Sport and Culture in the last five years.

The world's oldest active sailing ship which was built in Ramsey is celebrating the 155th anniversary of its launch this week.

Police are appealing for witnesses to an altercation between a man and a woman in Douglas.

A Douglas man who was caught carrying a knife has been told he's got an opportunity to "put his life back on track".

A Douglas woman has been fined £300 after 'seeing red' and having an argument in the street.

The Council of Ministers has considered nearly 400 planning applications in the last 20 years.

The schedule for the 2019 TT has been released, with tickets for festival events going on sale this weekend.

There were 700 applicants on public sector housing waiting lists at the end of September.

If you're sending Christmas cards or gifts to family or friends around the world, the Isle of Man Post Office is reminding you of the deadlines.

A 20mph speed limit will be in place on Douglas Promenade from next week for six months.

A Douglas woman has been fined £300 after ‘seeing red’ and having an argument in the street.

Flybe is putting itself up for sale, weeks after announcing a profit warning.

A disqualified driver has been jailed after being caught driving three times in three months.

A Douglas woman will stand trial after being accused of removing criminal property from the Isle of Man.

Public Health Isle of Man is warning those travelling to plan ahead.

A new coalition aiming to tackle climate change on the Isle of Man has been formed.

The new race control headquarters for the Southern 100 races has moved a step further to completion.

A section of the Boat Yard in Port St Mary will close today for almost a month.

A star attraction on the Island's railways has made it's return to Manx shores after undergoing restoration.

Ramsey Coastguard was called to help locate a missing person on Sunday.

A St Johns man has been told to 'think twice' after being caught driving without insurance twice in three months.

Public sector housing and Island school and college inspections are among subjects of discussion in the House of Keys today.

Police are warning of a new scam that is circulating.

A public meeting is to be held in Laxey to discuss proposals for a new sea wall in the town.

An incident where two drunken men damaged a vehicle in Peel is being looked into by authorities.

A Tynwald committee will hear evidence on regulating legal services on the Isle of Man.

Police are investigating after a car failed to stop at a stop sign forcing another vehicle to take 'evasive action'.

A man was taken to hospital following a crash during the PokerStars Rally at the weekend.

A teenager motorcyclist from Ramsey has been fined £160 after being caught speeding.

A Douglas man will stand trial after being accused of damaging a police van.

How many inspections have been carried out of the Island's schools, colleges and centres in each of the last five years?

An MHK will ask how many planning applications have been referred to the Council of Ministers in the last 20 years.

An MHK wants to know how often Manx government is involved with any UK tribunal, court or appeal.

Proposals for a multi-purpose facility in Douglas have been put forward.

A junction off Douglas promenade will close for nearly a week from today.

Those taking part in Sunday's Remembrance Day commemorations will be able to travel for free by public transport.

Police are warning of bogus phone calls after receiving a number of reports from the public.

A Douglas man will stand trial after denying burgling a beauty salon. 

Plans have been submitted to create a new childrens play area in Peel.

A teenager from Peel has been fined after getting 'carried away' at a concert during the TT Festival. 

Plans to create a new private facility for healthcare in Douglas have been put forward.

How many people are on each public sector housing waiting list?

Tonight's sailings will go ahead as scheduled.

The Tynwald Select Committee on Public Service Broadcasting has published its second report.

An amber weather warning will be in place across the Island today.

Steam Packet sailings this morning and this afternoon have been cancelled.

A teenager from Peel has been fined £450 after being caught driving with three defective tyres.

A Douglas woman has been ordered to carry out unpaid work after stealing in order to 'put food on the table'.

A programme to modernise the Island's police force will begin during the year ahead.

The Island's fire service is urging people to take action this weekend to avoid localised flooding.

Police are re-appealing for information regarding a stolen bicycle.

Three more miniature fairy homes have been discovered on the Island.

The government is inviting artists to put forward designs for a part of the Douglas Promenade refurb.

Local pupils have paid tribute to those who died in the First World War.

Tomorrow's sailings could be cancelled due to adverse weather conditions.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain and coastal overtopping.

A Castletown man has been committed to the Court of General Gaol Delivery after being accused of trying to rob a pharmacy.

A Douglas man has been ordered to carry out unpaid work after spitting in his neighbour's face.

The Government is planning on introducing a sugar tax on Island next year.

An inquest into the death of a woman from Glen Maye will open this morning.

The government won't be doing anything to mark World Kindness Day.

Bradda Head no longer stands alone - with the addition of a new miniature fairy castle.

A duo of £50 silver crowns commissioned by the government were presented in London this week to mark the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.

Police are looking into damage to car in the Island's capital last week.

Firefighters are urging people to be cautious with candles, following a house fire yesterday.

Emergency Services are urging the public to take care whilst driving, after being called to three crashes in the past 24 hours.

A Douglas woman has been ordered to carry out unpaid work after stealing in order to ‘put food on the table’.

A Douglas man has been ordered to carry out unpaid work after spitting in his neighbour’s face.

A Douglas man has appeared in court after being accused of rape.

A Douglas man has been jailed after elbowing a police officer who was trying to search him.

Emergency services were called out yesterday following reports of a steam turbine fire at the Island's waste facility.

A brand new facility at Noble's Hospital for young adults with long-term health needs opens later this week.

Campaigners have expressed happiness at the approval of amendments to the Island's Abortion Reform Bill.

A local organisation says 'it cannot stay quiet any longer' about fly-tipping across the Island.

A new gallery has been opened at the Manx Museum in Douglas ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Armistice.

The government has responded to over 400 freedom of information requests in twelve months.

Emergency services had to cut a driver from their car today, following a single-vehicle collision.

There's no six-week waiting list to put UK registered cars through the Manx test.

Legislative Council has unanimously approved amendments to Dr Alex Allinson's Abortion Reform Bill this morning.

A yellow weather warning will be in place on the Island from tonight.

The Island's position in Brexit and single-use plastics will be part of discussion in the House of Keys later today.

Changes to abortion laws on Island face what could be its final legislative hurdle today.

Police are appealing for witnesses to a crash in Onchan last week.

Two Manx charities will share £4,000 raised at a recent event in Douglas.

Police are investigating a hit and run collision in Peel at the weekend.

A local charity is encouraging the public to report sightings of dead marine animals washed up on shores.

Police are appealing for information after a bus shelter was smashed in Douglas last week.

Officials for the Department for Enterprise will give evidence to a Tynwald committee later this week.

Coaches of Football League outfit, Morecambe FC, say they've been impressed with the footballing quality on the Island.

Landmarks around the Island will light up later today to raise awareness of complex regional pain syndrome.

Police have confirmed they were called out last night to deal with a car on fire.

A Douglas man has been fined after being caught breaking the speed limit by almost 30mph.

Officers are investigating after three vehicles were damaged in the space of one hour in Douglas last month.

Questions about Brexit and the UK's negotiations with the EU will be raised during the House of Keys tomorrow.

An MHK wants to know how many sexual assault cases have been reported on the Island in each of the last five years.

Revised plans for a new sea wall in Laxey have been put forward.

Should the government be doing something to make the world a kinder place next week?

Island brewery Heron and Brearley's applied for permission to make changes at an historic pub in Ramsey.

Road closures will be in place this evening in Port Erin for the fireworks display in the town.