The Island's fire and rescue service is investigating after a fire at a block of flats in Douglas last night.
The blaze broke out in a two-storey building on Anagh Coar Road at around 8.30pm and 25 firefighters took around two and a half hours to tackle it.
One occupant was checked by ambulance staff for smoke inhalation before being taken to Noble's Hospital.
An investigation is now underway in order to establish what started the fire.
Airport looking for new £112k a year air traffic control head
The Department of Infrastructure says it's looking for a new head of air traffic control at Ronaldsway Airport.
Dog mess near play area and sports field sparks warning in Andreas
A local authority in the north of the Island say it'll use CCTV to catch pet owners breaking the rules.
Commissioners cry fowl over total clucking menace
Commissioners in Marown have cried fowl over people feeding birds in the parish.
Prayer meeting on world's largest floating book fair tonight
The world's largest floating book fair arrives in Douglas today - and will kick off her visit with a prayer meeting.
Emergency crews attend another vehicle fire this morning
3FM has received reports of a vehicle fire on the Mountain Road this morning.
Border division issues warning following immigration conviction
The Island's border division says it'll continue to investigate immigration offences, after a UK man was fined £7,500 and banned from the Isle of Man.
Old Laxey Hill to stay shut until December
A road closure in Laxey will run until next month while it's made safe after a landslip.
Douglas City Council Chief Executive to retire
Douglas City Council's Chief Executive is to retire next April after 19 years with the local authority.
