The government says an illegally-imported XL Bully dog has been put to sleep.
Charlie was brought to the Isle of Man last year by his owner, who later admitted possessing an illegally imported banned breed.
Charlie was then seized by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture, which said euthanasia was the only option to uphold the law.
DEFA is reminding people there are five banned dog breeds under Manx law: XL Bully, Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasileiro.
16 harbour dredgings for Douglas so far this year
The Department of Infrastructure says Douglas Harbour has been dredged 16 times so far this year.
Candidate hits back at trolls targeting would-be MHKs
An election candidate says he's frustrated by online trolls on social media.
Commissioners tell candidates where they can't stick their signs
A local authority in the south of the Island is warning election candidates about their signs.
August fourth-warmest on record
August was the Island's fourth warmest on record, according to Ronaldsway Met Office.
Emergency closure in place on quayside
The Department of Infrastructure says it's put an emergency closure in place on East Quay in Peel.
Passport services to move online
The government has announced applications for Isle of Man passports will be moving online in future.
Woman plans to ride 100 miles for charity
A local woman plans to cycle 100 miles to raise money for four Island charities, starting this week.
Roadworks near Foxdale this week
The Department of Infrastructure says it's carrying out roadworks on a route near Foxdale this week.
