The Coastguard says a new, quieter helicopter should mean less Douglas residents are woken up during night-time rescue missions.
A medical transfer over the weekend used an AgustaWestland chopper.
The emergency service describes it as smaller, and more agile than the Wales-based Sikorsky aircraft which previously carried out most transfers.
It adds the AgustaWestland also makes less noise, making it less disruptive for those on the ground.
Work to prepare roadracing circuit next month
Work on one of the Island's roadracing circuits will mean temporary speed limits next month.
Plans to make changes to primary school
The Department of Education, Sport and culture has applied for planning permission to make changes at a Manx-speaking school in St Johns.
Thousands removed from Manx Care waiting lists
Manx Care says more than 3,000 people were removed from waiting lists last year - because they shouldn't have been on them.
Local authority wants land for new bus shelter
Garff Commissioners say they're considering buying a patch of land in Laxey for a new bus shelter.
Census letters to start arriving this week
Letters about this year's interim census will start dropping through doors this week.
Politician questions what can be done about government overspend
What can government do about overspending departments?
Airport launches autism initiative
The airport's launched an initiative to make travel easier for people with autism and other conditions.
Alcohol licence for Braddan Roundhouse?
Braddan commissioners say they're looking at applying for an alcohol licence for the Roundhouse.
