Police are praising motorists for good standards of driving and riding during this year’s TT.
Provisional figures have been released which show the number of collisions are down compared to the same time last year.
In 2012 five people died – this year there were no fatalities on open roads.
Inspector Derek Flint says that is incredible:
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Coastguard called to Douglas Breakwater
Coastguards were called out today, to help two young people.
Douglas Council car park charges returning next week
Charges for parking in council-owned car parks in Douglas will be brought in again from next week.
Easyjet Island flights won't resume in June
Easyjet will not be resuming flights to and from the Isle of Man in June.
Sulby grass fire sparks emergency response
Emergency Services spent yesterday morning tackling a grass fire in the north of the Island.
Sunniest Spring on record for Isle of Man
It's officially been the sunniest spring on record for the Isle of Man.
Police probe 'deliberate' Ramsey car damage
Police are investigating damage to a vehicle in Ramsey which officers believe was a deliberate attack.
'Manxie Dog' completes TT course walk for Rebecca House
A mascot for the Islands Search and Rescue Dog Association has walked the entire TT course raising money for Rebecca House.
Trust to increase wildlife monitoring at marina project
Manx Wildlife Trust will increase its visits to Peel Marina to make sure wildlife are still safe during dredging work.
