Police are investigating after a number of cars have been damaged in Douglas.
Between 9.00pm on Saturday 7th August and 11.15am on Sunday 8th August numerous cars were scratched and had their wing mirrors snapped off on Mount Bradda and Kensington Avenue.
Anybody who witnessed what happened is being urged to contact the police.
Gale force winds threaten ferry crossings
The Steam Packet Company says bad weather could mean travel disruption for ferry passengers tomorrow.
TT star awake after Austria crash
TT star Horst Saiger has opened his eyes for the first time since being put into an induced coma following a crash last month.
RNLI issuing sea safety advice following callout
The RNLI is issuing advice to anyone heading into waters off the Islands coast following a recent callout.
Keep your cars secure, Police urge
Police are urging residents to keep their vehicles secure after one was taken without permission in Ramsey last week.
Kirk Michael revamp plans go on display
Plans to revitalise the roads and footpaths in the centre of Kirk Michael have been unveiled by the Department of Infrastructure.
'New vessel to have much more passenger space'
A new Steam Packet vessel set to replace the Ben-my-Chree is hoped to offer considerably more passenger space.
Police probe collision at busy Douglas junction
Police are appealing for information over a traffic incident at a busy junction in the Island capital.
Sessions to assist residents with climate change consultation
Government will be holding drop-in sessions from this week to assist those wanting to have their say on climate change.
