Births and deaths on Island can now be registered online.
The Isle of Man Registry has implemented the measure as a temporary response to the ongoing covid-19 pandemic.
As a result, informants no longer need to officially sign documents in person, but can do so through government's online services portal.
Meanwhile, Funeral Directors can also now act as informants on the registration of deaths, if instructed to do so by a relative of the deceased.
Leave nesting seagulls alone!
Don't mess with seagull nests - unless you want to run the risk of prosecution.
Beach huts set to arrive in Peel
Peel's getting beach huts this summer.
Lifeboat crew swap engines for sails
Lifeboat crew in Douglas have been brushing up on their sailing skills.
Decision expected on food van for Laxey
Garff commissioners will decide on whether to allow a mobile food van to trade in Laxey this evening.
Struggling families should consider claiming benefits, says minister
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says struggling families may be able to ease financial worries with benefits.
Want to live in a wartime radar bunker?
A radar bunker that played a vital role in World War 2 could be turned into a home, if planners give permission.
Costa manager admits £17,000 theft
A former store manager at the Costa café in Ramsey has admitted stealing more than £17,000 from his employer.
Mountain Road remains closed
Part of the Mountain Road remains closed today as work continues to ready it for TT.
