The coastguard says it was involved in flying a patient to the UK for emergency treatment after a serious crash last night.
Police closed the Mountain Road until 1.30am this morning, Friday, May 1, because of the incident.
It happened near the Creg Ny Baa corner yesterday evening, Thursday, April 30.
The helicopter carrying the patient later set off around 3.30am in the early hours of this morning.
Re-opening of tip reuse site to be raised in Keys
An MHK wants to know when the reuse centre at the tip in the North will reopen.
Promenade businesses to get a break from works
Manx Utilities says there'll be some relief for businesses on Peel promenade this month.
MNH submits more plans for new centre down South
Manx National Heritage has applied for planning permission for signs outside a new centre in Castletown.
Dog ban on four popular beaches from today
Dogs will be banned from four of the Island's main beaches from today.
Exam board strike could delay GCSE and A-Level results
GCSE and A-Level students on the Island could face delays getting their results this year, because of strike action.
Island skydiving company almost ready to take bookings
Fancy hitting speeds of 120mph straight down? An Island company says it'll soon offer you the experience of a lifetime!
Celtic League says government failing over Island poverty
The Celtic League has accused politicians of failing the public, after a report to Tynwald revealed around one in seven people on the Island are living in poverty.
News agency releases 100 year old TT footage
With less than a month to go until this year's race festival, a film archive has released online videos showing how the TT looked a century ago.
