Two new sets of dog byelaws for the south of the Island will be laid before Tynwald next month.
When the court sits in June, Infrastructure minister Tim Crookall will lay dog control byelaws for Arbory and Rushen as well as Port Erin.
The new rules came into force in March and restrict where dogs can run free.
Breaching the byelaws can mean a £50 fixed penalty or a £2,000 fine.
Government releases July unemployment update
New figures from the government show unemployment rose slightly last month.
Second delay to Classic TT announced due to road conditions
There's a further delay to today's racing, Classic TT organisers have announced.
Plans to expand housing estate
A housing estate in Crosby could get four new homes for first-time buyers, if planners approve proposals.
Steam Packet proud of crew member who worked his way up the ranks
The Steam Packet says it's proud as one of their crew starts his officer training at Fleetwood Nautical College.
Cruise ship to make fourth stop of the year
A regular cruise ship visitor to the Island will make her fourth stop of the year in Douglas this weekend.
Petition to ban face coverings reaches over 200 signatures
A petition calling for an Island ban on face masks and other coverings has gathered more than 200 signatures.
Delay to final day of Classic TT announced
Classic TT organisers have confirmed a one-hour delay to today's racing.
Great Wall of China charity trek raises nearly £9,500 already
A Manx student’s challenge to walk the Great Wall of China has nearly £9,500 for Alder Hey Children’s Charity.
