Emergency Services were called out to a property fire in the south of the Island yesterday.
Crews from Castletown and Port Erin responded to the incident in Queen Street in the early evening.
Breathing apparatus and a hose reel weer used to tackle the blaze.
Roads in the area had to be closed off whilst firefighters extinguished the flames.
Chief Minister apologises for homosexual convictions
The Chief Minister has apologised to any men convicted for homosexual activity before the law was changed 16 years ago.
Education Bill to have first reading in Keys
The Island's first major piece of education legislation in nearly 20 years will receive its first reading in the House of Keys today.
Road sweeper dispatched 'immediately' to 'thousands' of polystyrene balls
'Thousands' of polystyrene balls have been found on a local road.
'Island prepared to deal with coronavirus'
Health officials say the Island is prepared to deal with any potential cases of coronavirus.
Auction raises money in memory of rider
A local jeweller has raised £500 for a racing team whose star rider lost his life at last year's Southern 100.
Mountain Road re-opens
The Mountain Road has re-opened after the route was shut overnight.
Teachers unions to decide action plan
Members of three teaching unions will meet today to discuss the next steps in their dispute with the Department of Education, Sport & Culture.
Keys set for first sitting of 2020
The House of Keys sits for the first time this year today, with the Isle of Man Post Office firmly on the agenda.
