A local charity is highlighting Baby Loss Awareness Week.
A Little Piece of Hope is displaying stalls and information on what support is available locally at the Strand Shopping Centre in Douglas.
Until Tuesday, October 15 Baby Loss Awareness Week is being recognised across the UK and Island to support mothers and their families who have lost a child.
Manx Utilities will also light Douglas Power Station pink and blue in the evenings this week.
How much are board members paid at the meat plant?
An MHK wants to know how much Isle of Man Meats pays its board members.
Government wants your input on proposed homelessness laws
The government's asking you to share your views on planned laws to help homeless people.
How many pest control inspections do hospitals get?
An MHK wants to know how many pest control inspections were carried out in Island hospitals over the past five years.
DHA looking at improving alcohol licensing for events
The Department of Home Affairs is looking into making changes to the alcohol licensing process for events.
Over £4k already raised by 31-marathon challenge
A local man's on his way to having run 31 marathons in a row for charity.
Douglas deli struck by vandals
A city centre deli's been hit by vandals.
MHK wants to know about government's financial irregularities
An Onchan MHK is to quiz Treasury Minister Alex Allinson about the government's financial irregularities.
No Waste Disposal Licence needed for glamping site
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says a glamping site in the south of the Island didn't need a Waste Disposal Licence, because the material was being used for landscaping.
