The Island's Fire and Rescue service has received a new fleet of off-road vehicles, costing £1.17m.
It comes as the service claims its current vehicles are outdated, with some almost 29 years old.
The new ones are designed to take the Island's terrain into account and have more storage for equipment as well as being more environmentally friendly.
The improvements will allow crews to respond to a wider range of incidents.
Gardeners are responsible for their invasive species, says minister
The environment minister says it's the responsibility of gardeners to make sure the invasive plant species they buy don't spread into the wild.
Island's Next to close shop this summer
The Island's branch of Next is set to close this summer.
Chamber warns of worst economic decline in a generation
The Isle of Man's Chamber of Commerce says around 1,000 jobs have been lost from key sectors in two years, representing the worst economic decline in a generation.
'Surprise yourself' says first Islander to finish London Marathon in wheelchair
A veteran who's become the first person from the Island to finish the London Marathon in a wheelchair is encouraging people to challenge themselves.
Inmates fix teenager's memorial bench
Prisoners in Jurby have repaired a memorial bench that left a family devastated after it was damaged.
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.
