Douglas City Council's Chief Executive is to retire next April after 19 years with the local authority.
Kathleen Rice is stepping down after a 42-year career in public service, which has included working as a solicitor and for councils in the UK.
She joined Douglas City Council in 2007 and has held the top job since then.
Council Leader Devon Watson has thanked her for her service, saying she joined Douglas when it was a town and leaves it as a city.
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.
World's largest floating book fair visits Isle of Man
The world's largest floating book fair arrives in Douglas today - and will kick off her visit with a prayer meeting.
House of Keys to face 11 questions this morning
The House of Keys sits later this morning - with 11 questions for ministers.
Police close Mount Rule Road following vehicle fire
Emergency services are dealing with a vehicle fire on Mount Rule Road in Douglas this morning (Tuesday, November 10).
Stay away from Anagh Coar incident, say police
Police are asking people to steer clear of an incident in Douglas this evening.
Cataract surgery waiting times under the spotlight in Keys this week
Questions about surgery waiting times will be raised by a Douglas MHK this week.
