The House of Keys sits this morning, with four new laws and 21 questions on the agenda.
Bills about elections, gambling, public records and the city of Douglas are all due to get their second reading today.
And MHKs also have questions covering topics such as the recent minimum wage rise, parking permits for residents in the capital, and the TT access road.
Members are due to gather from 10am in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Mains work means water off in the west tonight
Parts of Peel may be out of water for up to five hours today.
Fuel spill shuts Mountain
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road will be closed until this afternoon.
Flooding shuts two parts of New Castletown Road
Two parts of the New Castletown Road are closed this morning because of flooding.
Weather causing bus problems on some routes
Isle of Man Transport says bad weather and standing water means disruption to some of its services today.
Cheap broadband consultation extended
The Island's telecoms regulator says there's more time to have your say on plans for a cheap essential broadband product.
Ramsey deli to close next month
A sandwich shop in Ramsey says it'll shut its premises next month.
Vegetarian coffee shop announces closure
A popular coffee shop in Douglas says it'll close its doors this weekend.
Ramsey to get medical cannabis social club
A cannabis club which was hoping to open in Peel says it'll now open in Ramsey.
